Tomato Consommé - Jamie Oliver

Im a bartender in Miami. Saw this recipe on Jamie Oliver's tv sho and used it in a tequila competition in Key West. However, I did kick it up a couple notches and took 3rd place out of 13 in the challenge. Without the tequila is great as well.
Recipe:
7 types of tomatoes..(grape, cherry, roma, beefsteak, ( red,yellow, black heirloom tomatoes))
salt, pepper, balsamic vinegar, worcestershire, tobasco, chipotle tobasco, basil, cilantro, fresh grated horseradish.

**** I do EVERYTHING to taste. I did go moderate on the herbs and horseradish. You do not have to use as many tomatoes as I did either, but the combination of all is remarkable. It took about 30 lbs of tomatoes to make a little over a gallon. make sure to cut the stem part off.
- Method:
combine all ingredients in a blender or food processor until it a soup/ pulp like consistency. ( I had to repeat this a few times to fill up a large bowl. I also filled two of the large bowls to get the gallon.)
** SIDE NOTE: let sit in a covered bowl in the fridge for 30 mins to for all the ingredients to macerate. Put the mixture into *re-enforced cheese cloth to strain juices. When its done dripping by itself make sure to squeeze out as much as you can if you don't you will be missing out on a lot of "tomato water"; I spent about 10 mins squeezing. * take a few pieces of cheese cloth and layer it for re- enforcement so it does not rip. Serve over ice.

Hope you enjoy!

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We did this for a dinner party as a starter - it was so very delightful - like summer in a glass. We highly recommend trying it! (Especially if you love tomatoes!)

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My son sent me this recipe, and it is a winner. Don't let the 1/2 day timing throw you, it is just dripping. This is beautiful, and a mouthfull of flavors, great for luncheon with a salad, or the beginning for wonderfull dinner . Although it is a cold soup and perfect for warm weather, the punch it has makes it great in winter also.

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