Tomato puree soup with feta cheese

Cookinero 15 Apr 2025

Feta is a cheese made from sheep's or goat's milk, known in Greece since Homeric times. Translated from Greek, "feta" means "to break." And indeed, the semi-hard cheese is made in one large piece, weighing up to 1.5 kg. Therefore, it is broken to distribute the portions. Young cheeses, such as feta, are usually combined with fresh herbs and tomatoes, so this is an excellent argument in favor of this recipe!

How to cook Tomato puree soup with feta cheese

Step 1

Tomato puree soup with feta cheese

Cut the tomatoes into large wedges.

Step 2

Tomato puree soup with feta cheese

Chop the onion into strips - first, divide the onion into 2 halves, then cut lengthwise.

Step 3

Tomato puree soup with feta cheese

Chop the garlic and basil.

Step 4

Tomato puree soup with feta cheese

Place the tomato slices in a saucepan, pour in 1-1.5 cups of water. Wait until the water boils, then simmer under a lid on low heat for 15 minutes.

Step 5

Tomato puree soup with feta cheese

While the tomatoes are stewing, fry the onion in olive oil until golden brown. Remember to stir it so that the onion does not burn.

Step 6

Tomato puree soup with feta cheese

Add freshly fried onions, chopped garlic and basil to the tomatoes.

Step 7

Tomato puree soup with feta cheese

Add salt and pepper to taste, cream and heat. Remove the soup from the heat, let it cool slightly and blend until pureed. Done!

Tomato puree soup with feta cheese - FAQ About Ingredients, Baking Time and Storage

Yes, canned whole or diced tomatoes can be substituted for fresh tomatoes. Use one 28-oz can (drained) and reduce added water to ½ cup, as canned tomatoes release more liquid.
For a dairy-free version, replace cream with coconut milk or cashew cream for similar richness. Omit feta or use a vegan cheese substitute.
Store cooled soup in an airtight container for up to 3–4 days. Reheat gently on the stove, adding a splash of water if needed.
Yes! Freeze in portions for up to 3 months. Thaw overnight in the fridge and reheat, stirring well. Texture may thicken—add broth or water when reheating.
Garnish with crumbled feta, fresh basil, a drizzle of olive oil, and crusty bread or grilled cheese on the side for a cozy meal.
Skip or reduce onions (use ¼ onion) to lower carbs. Ensure cream is full-fat, and top with extra feta for added fat content.
Thin it with vegetable broth, water, or extra cream until desired texture is reached. Blend again briefly if needed.
Absolutely! Try adding roasted red peppers, carrots, or celery for extra flavor. Sauté with onions or blend them into the puree.

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