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serves 4–6
(heirlooms like Marvel Stripe and Brandywine are worth seeking out for their flavor as well as beautiful color)
approx. 2 poundsSet your food processor or blender next to your cutting board and wash and dry all your vegetables. Before you get chopping, you will want to have some attractive, tiny-diced tomato, cucumber and red onion to stir into the soup as a garnish. Start by making the tiny-diced equivalent of 1 tomato, and a tablespoon each of the cucumber and red onion. As you’re doing this, toss the odd-sized bits into the food processor, setting aside the tomato cores and stems for compost. Set aside the tiny-diced veggies.
Roughly chop the remaining tomatoes and other vegetables, add them to the processor, and pulse until combined. If you are using a blender, particularly a VitaMix, take care not to overprocess the ingredients.
Pour the blended veggies into a large ceramic or glass bowl and drizzle in the lemon juice, vinegar, and olive oil. Sprinkle with salt and stir to combine. Stir in the reserved tiny-diced vegetables and serve.
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