JF,
I ate 2 salads (minus the cheese), the meat sauce, and the meatballs and I had a small banana ice cream when I got home. I bought some broccoli slaw today and I'm going to do my own spaghetti the LDL way.
Southernyankee,
I did not blend the hot soup, just blended the beans and water and added them to the hot soup. My SIL is coming to visit for a few days and she wants me to make this while she is here. ( I think it's because I was singing this soup's praises when I talked to her.)
Happy eating everyone!!
Ollie
THE MOST FILLING TOMATO SOUP EVER!
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Re: THE MOST FILLING TOMATO SOUP EVER!
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Tender Chicken Breasts
I like "juicy" chicken...sometimes I'll put tenders or boneless breasts in a pan on top of the stove
ADD a couple bay leaves and chicken bouillon & enough water to cover...Simmer COVERED about 25-30 minutes covered...I love this...meat is so tender & good! I save the broth & add to soups or beans!
I found this on LDL from 2006.
ADD a couple bay leaves and chicken bouillon & enough water to cover...Simmer COVERED about 25-30 minutes covered...I love this...meat is so tender & good! I save the broth & add to soups or beans!
I found this on LDL from 2006.
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Re: THE MOST FILLING TOMATO SOUP EVER!
Wauquin,
If you like juicy chicken, try Wendy's Tropical Pineapple Chicken. You won't have to use bouillon (has MSG) and I made it without the Splenda and it was delish!
If you like juicy chicken, try Wendy's Tropical Pineapple Chicken. You won't have to use bouillon (has MSG) and I made it without the Splenda and it was delish!
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Re: THE MOST FILLING TOMATO SOUP EVER!
LINDA RN wrote:Wauquin,
If you like juicy chicken, try Wendy's Tropical Pineapple Chicken. You won't have to use bouillon (has MSG) and I made it without the Splenda and it was delish!
We just made the Pineapple chicken the other day w/out the splenda, it was definitely sweet enough without it! I also added some onion! It was fantastic!
Also, Love this tomato soup... We ate a lot of this last year on my first time around with LDL! Glad I saw the recipe again, I will be making some this afternoon to keep me full this week!
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Re: THE MOST FILLING TOMATO SOUP EVER!
I am so very grateful for these boards! I have been craving Little Mary's tomato soup for a couple of days now. I couldn't find my recipe box and then I remembered it was here! WOO HOOO!
I like mushrooms a lot so I always sautee a can of mushrooms along with my onions. Then I put them all in the food processor and pulse them until they are tiny like the mushrooms in the Campbell's cream of mushroom soup. I add them to my soup and it just adds another depth of flavor for me. I also use beef broth instead of water to puree my beans. YUMMY!!!!!!!
Thank you again Mary for this wonderful recipe!
I like mushrooms a lot so I always sautee a can of mushrooms along with my onions. Then I put them all in the food processor and pulse them until they are tiny like the mushrooms in the Campbell's cream of mushroom soup. I add them to my soup and it just adds another depth of flavor for me. I also use beef broth instead of water to puree my beans. YUMMY!!!!!!!
Thank you again Mary for this wonderful recipe!





