
This soup is designed both for longevity and nutrition—an easy option packed with lots of good things to get you through the week, especially the kind where something needs to give but you don’t want it to be a delicious, nourishing homemade meal. While you can cook this soup up almost anytime, it is made for June, making the most of late-spring and early-summer produce. Roasting the tomatoes and corn add depth and complexity, and the barley or farro lend heft and make the soup even more filling. The homemade pistou is a cinch to make, especially with an immersion blender, and worth the effort, but store-bought pesto with a squirt of lemon juice and a sprinkling of grated Pecorino Romano or even Parmesan make for a good low-lift alternative.
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