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Keg of Tomato Bisque Soup
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Serves 4 generously for about 150 calories each
A 4 ounce tomato contains about 25 calories & is a Village Dieter’s faire
friend! Once long ago - thru the ages, it was thot that this lovely was
a poison bauble for it is actually kin to the deadly nightshade.
Tho the tomato is commonly called a vegetable it is actually a fruit, packed
tightly with trusty Vitamin A & Vitamin C.
This red voluptuous friend packed with vitamins & not calories, makes
it a wise choice for Village Dieters. Take heed tho, for the tomato is
a fruit bearing a faire amount of acidic content & may render mouth blisters
if over-enjoyed.
Keg of Tomato Bisque Soup is rich, delicious & ultra healthe tho it should’st
– as with all soups – be enjoyed with solid food to keep the belly satisfied.
Serve with a chunk of fresh bread that hath been doused with no calorie
butter spray, then popped into a hot oven until crisp. A 2-cup serving
of fresh, canned, or frozen green beans goes well with the Keg.
- Ingredients
for Low Fat, Low Calorie Recipe
- 1 Dozen Faire & Fresh & Ripe Red Tomatoes – Medium-Sized
- Salt & Cracked Pepper to the Personal Taste
- 1 Tablespoon Cornstarch
- 1 Can of Evaporated Skimmed Milk
- No Calorie
Sweetener to the Personal Taste
- Water
Bring 4 cups of water to a boil. Carefully add cleaned tomatoes –
whole. Skin will start to pull loose.
Remove & allow to cool, then remove skin & core. Mash but
the should’st not smash.
Place chunky mixture in a clean pot & cook until bubbly. Add skimmed
milk, salt & pepper. Soup should’st contain tiny bits of tasty tomato.
Add sweetener.

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