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Ok, so it gets 50 degrees here and all I want is soup! I also have tons of fresh tomatoes.
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1. I made my coconut milk by mixing about 1/2 cup shredded coconut and 2 cups water in the blender until smooth. Then I strained it.
2. After the milk is ready, all you have to do it throw everything except the cilantro in the blender and blend until smooth and warmed. Taste to adjust seasonings, since there is much variety in tomato flavor. You may have to add sweetener.
3. Serve topped with cilantro.
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By daniefon Ok, so it gets 50 degrees here and all I want is soup!
I also have tons of fresh tomatoes.
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ardesmond2
Jan 18, 2011
OH Crap on my way to make this right now.
bronwyn
Jan 18, 2011
This looks sooo yummy. Thanks for the coconut milk recipe!! I am definitely making this for dinner soon. Great recipe. What is in the background? Looks tasty..
daniefon
Jun 07, 2011
Since I posted this, I've discovered jicama juice via a recipe posted here. I like things pretty sweet, but I think you could make the coconut milk using jicama juice and get a pretty similar flavor. I am not a fan of stevia. I would make it with the jicama/coconut milk and then try it, it may be sweet enough for you.
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daniefon
Aug 27, 2011
I am happy you liked it, and that you found it, I'd forgotten this recipe. With the new site format, I don't see my own recipes in my profile anymore without a lot of looking. I am about to have a ton of tomatoes in my garden. i am going to try making it your way!
bosonHavoc
Aug 27, 2011
bosonHavoc's Review
Thai Tomato Soup
delicious!!
i used a young coconut for this.
i blended the water and meat together to make the milk
i also diced up some tomato and added some pumpkin seeds to the soup
we had mango salsa with jicima chips and this soup for dinner
midway through the meal i added a few spoonfuls of mango salsa to my thai tomato soup.... very good :)
daniefon
Jun 07, 2011
Since I posted this, I've discovered jicama juice via a recipe posted here. I like things pretty sweet, but I think you could make the coconut milk using jicama juice and get a pretty similar flavor. I am not a fan of stevia. I would make it with the jicama/coconut milk and then try it, it may be sweet enough for you.
standingstill48
Jun 07, 2011
anyone try substituting the sugar sweeteners with stevia or other similar sweetener? I avoid the usual sugars but would love to try this soup.
kalypso
Jan 29, 2011
I am so making this soup, it looks absolutely fantastic - plus I'm desperate for recipes that don't require the use of a dehydrator or food processor because I don't have those yet, just a blender which does fine most of the time.
chaosmystery
Jan 23, 2011
This is really nice. I added 1/4 tsp of powdered galangal (a thai spice that can be found at specialty or chinese markets) and upped the ginger a wee bit. The soup was reaaally light which I could see being awesome in the summer, but with winter's swift descent I think next time I might half the water when making the cocomilk for a thicker soup.
rawforhealth
Jan 21, 2011
this sounds really good. can't wait to taste...i love thai food ;)
daniefon
Jan 19, 2011
blueyz, check out the recipes on my profile, I have a pumpkin soup recipe there that is similar.
angie207
Jan 19, 2011
ardes - what did you marinate your mushroooms in?
blueyz
Jan 19, 2011
The soup overall sounds good, but I never thought of that to make coconut milk. You just made my life SOO much easier...thank you :)
Tomatoe season is about over here, I wonder how butternut squash or pumkin would add a different spin to the same recipe instead.
daniefon
Jan 19, 2011
ardesmond, I love instant gratification. I only had it posted for an hour or so and I already have feedback!! I will try adding mushrooms, I bet it was good.
ardesmond2
Jan 19, 2011
WOW this was great I added mushrooms that I marinated to the final soup.. Mmmmmmmm
thx for this recipe.
Nappilocs
Jan 19, 2011
Oh this looks yummy, I will be trying this over the weekend.
ardesmond2
Jan 18, 2011
OH Crap on my way to make this right now.
ardesmond2
Jan 18, 2011
OH Crap on my way to make this right now.
daniefon
Jan 18, 2011
I made a carrot salad, dressed with ume vinegar, honey and walnut oil topped with sesame seeds and a side of pizza bread. I am sure there are other ways and better ways to make coconut milk, but I used what I had and it worked well.
I hope you all enjoy the soup as much as I do!
bronwyn
Jan 18, 2011
This looks sooo yummy. Thanks for the coconut milk recipe!! I am definitely making this for dinner soon. Great recipe. What is in the background? Looks tasty..
ungrateful
Jan 18, 2011
I am going to make this for dinner tonight. thanks!
Winona
Jan 18, 2011
I have made many thai coconut soups, but I never thought to add tomatoes. How interesting!
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