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Roasting tomatoes, whole heads of garlic, and fresh jalapeños together creates a deeply concentrated base for this spicy creamy tomato soup. The high-heat roasting process softens the vegetables, caramelizing their natural sugars and mellowing the sharp edge of the garlic, which pairs perfectly with the heat from the peppers.

By blending the roasted ingredients with plant-based cream, the result is a velvety, orange-hued soup that feels substantial without being overly heavy. The subtle smokiness from the oven-charred vegetables carries through every spoonful, making it a reliable choice for a quiet weeknight dinner or a quick lunch when you want something warming.

A generous topping of fresh coriander provides a necessary brightness that cuts through the richness of the cream. Serve this bowl alongside some crusty bread or on its own for a straightforward, plant-based meal that highlights the simplicity of oven-roasted produce.

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If you enjoy the velvety texture of a classic bowl of soup, you might also appreciate the deep, caramelized notes found in our famous roasted tomato soup. For those who crave a bit more heat in their bowl, our creamy tomato jalapeno blend offers a similar level of spice that really awakens the palate during cooler months.

Key Ingredients

  • Tomatoes: Roasted to provide the savory base for this creamy soup.
  • Garlic: Roasting the garlic mellows its intensity into the soup base.
  • Jalapeño: Provides the signature spicy kick to the roasted vegetable mixture.
  • Plant-based cream: Creates a rich and velvety texture for the finished soup.
  • Fresh coriander: Used as a vibrant, herbaceous garnish before serving.

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