Ingredients:
3 large red capsicums
1 large red onion
6 large tomatoes (or 8 smaller ones)
Fresh basil
Fresh rosemary
Olive oil
3 cups of stock
Tomato paste (i used Leggos stir through instead for extra flavour)
Roasted pumpkin seeds for garnishing
Preparation:
Cut the capsicum and onion into wide strips.

Arrange a few twigs of rosemary and basil leaves over the capsicum.
Put in preheated oven (around 200C) for 45-50 mins until the edges of the vegetables are slightly charred and the capsicum has softened but is still in shape.
While the capsicum is baking, heat a pan of water on the stove and cut a cross on top of the tomatoes. Dip the tomatoes into the boiled water for a minute and take them out soon as the skin comes loose. Remove the skins of the tomatoes.

For the capsicum & onion, remove the rosemary and basil leaves (they have infused their flavour already with the capsicum) and cut the capsicum & onion to slightly smaller chunks. Add them to the tomato soup, bring to boil and let simmer for a few minutes.
Switch the heat off and use a stick blender to make it smoother.
Serve with a few rosemary & basil leaves & roasted pumpkin seeds (or pine nuts).
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