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I borrowed my sister’s equipment to make lefse for the upcoming holiday. Lefse is a potato like crepe that’s eaten like bread. It is such a part of midwest Norwegian life that the women of most church congregations print up cookbooks with their favorite recipes, including their family’s lefse recipe. And every family has their own lefse recipe. So my sister was looking up the lesfe recipe of her husband’s grandmother when she came across a recipe for Tomato Soup Cake.
This is the most bizarre cake recipe I have ever seen. I told my sister I was going to make it for her.
I’m curious has anyone ever heard of or made a tomato soup cake?
My sister noticed that most of the savory dishes the the church cookbook contain canned soup. Could tomato soup cake be a Campbell Soup company recipe? Maybe a mid-west recipe? I’m really curious about this soup cake.
This is the most bizarre cake recipe I have ever seen. I told my sister I was going to make it for her.
I’m curious has anyone ever heard of or made a tomato soup cake?
My sister noticed that most of the savory dishes the the church cookbook contain canned soup. Could tomato soup cake be a Campbell Soup company recipe? Maybe a mid-west recipe? I’m really curious about this soup cake.
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