Mexican Lime Soup

Bring the stock to a boil. Peel the tomatoes by slicing the skin crosswise and blanching them in gently boiling stock for a few seconds. Immediately rinse them under cold water and peel the skin off the tomatoes. Cut the tomatoes into pieces and remove the seeds. Add the wedges to the broth.

Fry the Garden Gourmet filet pieces gently in some oil according to the instructions on the package. Cut the avocado in half, remove the pit, halve the halves and peel the skin off the avocados. Cut the spring onion, red onion and jalapeno pepper into thin rings.

Cut the tortillas into triangles or strips, fry them in a little oil in the pan until brown. Season the stock with lime juice.

Divide the avocado, jalapeno pepper and filet pieces into deep plates and ladle the hot stock on top.

Garnish with red onion, spring onion and coriander and sprinkle with chipotle or dried red pepper. Serve with the fried tortilla.

- Coriander is a sensitive herb that wilts quickly. You can prevent this by rolling a bunch in a damp kitchen paper and then store it in a sealable plastic container in the refrigerator. This way you can store your herbs for 3 days longer.
- If you happen to have a number of jalapeno peppers, or if you can buy them cheaply, you can easily preserve them in a mixture of canning vinegar, water and salt. You can find many recipes on the internet.