Spanish Tomato and Bread Soup | Possibly the BEST Tomato Soup Recipe

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  1. That looks very nice. Simple and keeps close to your general formula. Watching you, I think I've got a handle on your general style and methods.

    As a side note, it looks like you could use a good serrated bread knife. Watching you cut that baguette with the chef knife was a little painful. Trust me, it's the right tool for the job and worth a little money for a good one.

  2. Another nice simple recipe that will work in so many contexts(could work as a starter, a snack or a whole meal). I wonder what a bit of chopped fennel to the initial sautee and some dill at the end would for the overall mix. Fennel and tomato are a magical combo for me. I will try the recipe first as it is though.

  3. I love your recipes and techniques! This reminds me so much of the stewed tomatoes my grandmother and mother made, thickening the dish with pieces of bread. Now when I make it, I add oregano and celery and thicken with a corn starch slurry. Use that delicious toasted baguette for dipping. Next time, I will follow your recipe and have the toasted baguette in it as opposed to accompanying it.

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