Easiest Ever 15-Minute Red Pepper Soup
This immune-boosting vitamin-C packed 15 minute red pepper soup is made from just 3 storecupboard ingredients in no time. It is sweet, sour, and delicious! It warms you through, fills you up, and is perfect for an almost-instant lunch or Thermos-to-school-in-no-time on busy days.
What’s an average morning like for you? In the hours between the alarm going off and lunchtime rolling around on an average day, I usually have to squeeze in:
- drag myself out of bed, shower, get dressed, breakfast
- pack lunches and school bags
- get the kids fed, dressed and ready for school
- have a last-minute rush through spelling practice/phonics reading/writing down the books we’ve read in the last week for the book bag
- chuck everything in the car and get everyone in socks, shoes and coats
- panic over where the heck the water bottles ended up
- get everyone back in because we forgot to brush teeth
- leave the car somewhere questionably legal as we rush through the school run
- settle the youngest in preschool
- get home to do as much work as is physically possible before having to pick my son up from preschool
- squeeze in a super quick lunch before jumping back in the car for round 2 of 3
Sound familiar?
On my busiest days, leftovers for lunch are a lifesaver. But when there aren’t enough left to fill me up, I rely on super quick storecupboard meals I can make easily.
This is my current favourite.
So easy and quick I can make it in the morning rush and pour into a Thermos for the kids’ lunches, or whip up for myself in minutes when I have little time to eat and leave!
Keep these 3 ingredients on hand in your storecupboard, and you can have a vitamin-C packed flu-busting immune-boosting sweet and sour soup ready in just 15 minutes.
There’s just no beating that!
This red pepper soup uses storecupboard ingredients to make a 15-minute delicious, healthy soup. Perfect for busy days.
- 1 jar roasted red peppers (in brine/vinegar)
- 350 g (1 1/2 cups) passata (about 1/2 jar)
- 500 ml (2 cups) water or stock (veg or meat will both work)
- 2 tbsp ground almonds
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Blitz all the ingredients in a blender until smooth. Pour into a pan and heat for about 10-15 minutes, until piping hot. Serve as is, or sprinkle with fresh parsley or basil and stir through some sour cream, cream or milk (dairy or coconut).
New to this site and loving it! Quick Q – do you add the liquid the roasted peppers come in as well or just the peppers themselves?