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March 15, 2010

Tried 'n' True: This tomato soup is surprisingly good

By Jackie Lindley Special to the Tribune-Star The Tribune Star Wed Mar 17, 2010, 12:16 PM EDT

. — When my sister, Pam, sent me this recipe I looked at it and put it up, thinking it would not be very good. They had made this at her job in Nowata, Okla.

For at least two years, Pam kept calling to see if I had tried it. So I finally tried this tomato soup. Boy was I wrong. It doesn’t sound good, but try it, it is really good. And yes, it tastes like tomato soup. Thanks Pam.

Tomato Soup

1 24-ounce jar spaghetti sauce

1 16-ounce jar alfrado sauce (white)

1 can chicken broth

1 tablespoon butter

• Combine all ingredients in sauce pan. Heat thoroughly.

Jackie Lindley is a great-grandmother and retired Clark County, Ill., farmer. Send comments and recipes to her at 20472 E. 500th Road, West Union, IL 62477.

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