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		<description>gorgeous soup. I&#039;m been living the past few months in snowy germany, where the scenery is beautiful, but the tomatoes are mealy. I tried out this recipe anyway with a mixture of softening tomatoes (cocktail, cherry, vine rippend) that were about to spoil. Roasting the tomatoes with a bit of balsamic really brought out their flavors,. I didn&#039;t have cipollini onions, so substituted yellow onions, and didn&#039;t bother blanching the tomatoes. I roasted a few whole garlic cloves in their skins and simmered the soup with a bay leaf and old parmesan rind. Even after so many modifications and the use of subpar tomatoes, the soup was delicious and perfect for a snowy night.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>gorgeous soup. I&#8217;m been living the past few months in snowy germany, where the scenery is beautiful, but the tomatoes are mealy. I tried out this recipe anyway with a mixture of softening tomatoes (cocktail, cherry, vine rippend) that were about to spoil. Roasting the tomatoes with a bit of balsamic really brought out their flavors,. I didn&#8217;t have cipollini onions, so substituted yellow onions, and didn&#8217;t bother blanching the tomatoes. I roasted a few whole garlic cloves in their skins and simmered the soup with a bay leaf and old parmesan rind. Even after so many modifications and the use of subpar tomatoes, the soup was delicious and perfect for a snowy night.</p>
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