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Using Canned Tamales for this EASY TAMALE SOUP Delicious Fall Soup for Your Game Day
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Hi everyone. Today we are going to make
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a delicious, easy fall soup. If you know
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tamali's, we're going to make a tamalei
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soup. And it's going to be so easy, full
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of flavor. It's tis the season for
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everything this fall, including soup.
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So, let's put this one together. To add
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some freshness to our soup, we're going
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to start off with one yellow onion.
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And we're going to dice that up.
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It'll add some nice flavor.
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All right, we're just going to cut it in
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half. Run our knife through the onion
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and then dice it up.
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All right, let's start sautéing down the
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onion.
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We're going to add one tablespoon of
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cooking oil to a bottom of a large Dutch
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oven or your large soup pot.
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We're going to add in the onion and
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start sautéing that down.
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All right, we're going to get that
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going.
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Let's talk about this little guy here.
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Now, later on in the recipe, you can add
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a can of black beans, drain them, rinse
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them. Now, I'm not a big fan of the
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beans, so I always like to substitute a
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zucchini.
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And then, since we're going to do that,
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we're just going to dice it up and add
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it to the onion when we're about halfway
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done.
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So, what I'm going to do is just cut it
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lengthwise.
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Cut the lengthwise pieces twice
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and that'll give us six pieces. This is
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just a medium size, so it depends on the
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size of your zucchini or if you're even
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going to use a zucchini. I use it to
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bulk it up.
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Once we get this all diced up, we're
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going to add it to the onion. Give it a
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little seasoning.
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We're going to season with some salt and
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pepper.
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[Applause]
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We'll cook this down for about five
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minutes.
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All right, we're going to start with
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adding two cans. I have one can of diced
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tomatoes. We'll add the juices and all.
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And then one can of whole kernel corn.
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We will drain that. These are, let's
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see, 14.5 oz size and around 15 oz here.
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So, pretty close to that.
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[Music]
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and a can of corn.
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All right, we're going to season with
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some taco seasoning. Now, this is my
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homemade blend, and you can find my big
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batch taco seasoning on my website,
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katherine'splates.com.
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I'll put it right across right here
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where you can go in and find that. Make
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your own blend. That way, you don't have
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all that artificialness
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inside of there. All right, three
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tablespoons going in.
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Smells really delicious.
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It's going to add a lot of flavor.
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All right, go make your own.
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All right, we're going to add some
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tomato paste to kind of give it a more
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richer flavor in there. About one
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tablespoon.
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There we go. All right, we're going to
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add in about two cups of chicken broth.
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Now, you can add beef broth if you want.
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Chicken broth is a lighter flavor. It'll
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help all those other flavors come
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through.
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All right, we're going to stir this all
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together.
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We kind of want to bring this to a
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simmer, get all those flavors going, and
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then let's talk about the tamali's.
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Hang on to the flavor and some extra
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broth in case you need it.
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We are using a can of Hormill tumali's
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beef in chili sauce.
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You can use frozen tamali if you want.
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This is going to be a really hearty
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soup. Perfect for game day. Double up
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the batch and just bowl this one out.
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People are going to be amazed.
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You're not making homemade tamales, but
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we got a lot of flavor in there. And we
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got the corn in there that'll act like
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that husk flavor of the tamalei. Right.
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Okay. So, we're going to come up here
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and we're going to take a look at this
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right here.
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All right. We're going to take the
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tamali's out of the can.
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Now, they're wrapped in paper. And we're
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going to take the paper off.
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The top pieces want to come out, don't
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they?
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Yeah. Don't cut these with the wrappers
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on them. Okay. Take that wrapper off.
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It's kind of like a wax paper that keeps
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these all separated.
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Oh, they smell good. I love good
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tamalei. I think that's all of them. I
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think we have one right here.
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Yeah,
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they're kind of uh
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falling apart there. All right. So,
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we're going to take this and toss this.
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All right. Now, what we want to do is
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just cut these in dis.
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That way, you can see the inside of the
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tamalei.
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Gives you a little ring.
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Just like that. So, that's what it's
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going to look like right there.
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You'll have those in your soup.
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I'm going to show you how we're going to
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jazz this up. Make it look like a really
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nice bowl of soup.
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My dad, he loved these tamali in a can.
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So, I thought I'd give them a try in a
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soup.
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Kind of gives a flavor of a tortilla
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soup with the broth and everything. And
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then we're going to add this to it.
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And the only meat in the soup is what's
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coming out from the tamali's here. All
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right, we're going to add that to the
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soup.
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Cut them pretty big because I want them
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to keep their shape.
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All right, we're going to simmer this
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for about 10 to 15 minutes. That way,
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the tamales pick up all the flavors in
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the soup. Look at that. Doesn't that
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look delicious?
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Grab a spoon, you guys. And before the
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simmering is done, give it a taste and
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see if you need to add anything.
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Wow. I don't think I can add anything to
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that. The salt level is just perfect in
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there. The taco seasonings, that's
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delicious.
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All
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right, I'm going to come back. We're
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going to bowl this up and I'm going to
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show you what we're going to put on top
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of it.
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Here it is, you guys. Now, I suggest you
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use two cans of the tamali's.
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All right, I'm going in for a bite.
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Some of that broth, a little bit of sour
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cream. Cool things down a little bit,
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make it creamy.
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There's my bite,
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y'all.
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That is delicious.
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I definitely get a tamalei from that.
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And all those flavors from the broth.
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Mhm.
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Love that corn in there. That's what you
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need. Those tamales.
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They're nice and puffy.
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That's delicious. I get a little beef
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from it.
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And you determine how much heat you want
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from that. If you don't want the canned
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tomatoes in there, you can put like a
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can of Rotel tomatoes and then lessen
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the heat from your taco seasoning. Play
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around with it and get the flavors that
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you like.
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Double up that you guys for football
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season. And then double up those
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tamales.
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You want plenty of them in your soup.
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All right, I'll see y'all on the next
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episode. Bye you guys.
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