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Valentine's Day Recipe - Roasted Love Apple SoupAn Easy to Prepare Dish that Can be Served Hot or Chilled
Tomatoes, once thought to have aphrodisiac powers, form the basis for this romantically named dish. It can be served hot on Valentine's Day or chilled on Midsummer's Day.
Valentine's Day provides the perfect opportunity for a quiet evening in with home-cooked food and a good bottle of wine. This recipe for roasted Love Apple soup, alias tomato soup, makes a simple starter for any meal. The dish can be prepared well in advance and stored in the fridge. The Love AppleThroughout history the humble tomato has enjoyed several names such as the Love Apple, from an early belief that tomatoes had aphrodisiac powers. It has also been called Pomme d'Amour, Moor's Apple and Wolf Peach. The tomato was not always considered good to eat and in Victorian times was grown mainly as a decorative plant. Many thought it was poisonous because it belongs to the nightshade family. Today several thousand types of tomatoes are grown around the world but only a few appear in our shops. For this recipe cherry tomatoes provide the best flavour, but it is worth experimenting with other varieties. Recipe for Love Apple SoupServes 2 - very generous portions Preparation time: 15 minutes Cooking time: approximately 1 hour Ingregients:
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For Valentine's Day serve Love Apple Soup piping hot with heart-shaped croutons, a swirl of soya cream, a sprinkling of chopped chives and a home-baked bagel. For Midsummer's Day serve chilled, perhaps followed by Roast Vegetables and Butternut Burgers.
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