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Five Can Soup Recipe


Kelly

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For anyone who has not made this, it is spicy!

 

Five Can Soup

 

1 can Original RoTel

1 can chili with beans

1 can whole kernel corn

1 can Campbells Vegtable Beef Soup

1 can Campbells Tomato soup

 

Mix all together and heat. Serve with Frito corn chips.

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1 - 2 Cans cream of chicken soup

1 can corn

1 can of chicken

 

Chicken corn chowder.

 

LOL I lvoe the stuff.

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Originally Posted By: Kelly
For anyone who has not made this, it is spicy!

Five Can Soup

1 can Original RoTel
1 can chili with beans
1 can whole kernel corn
1 can Campbells Vegtable Beef Soup
1 can Campbells Tomato soup

Mix all together and heat. Serve with Frito corn chips.


What is RoTel?
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Glad you asked, I thought it was some type of pasta.

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For those of you who can, you will be able to can your own, too, like RoTel. Just find the recipe for tomatoes with zucchini and use the peppers instead, or something like that. As long as you use the same total amount of low acid veggies to tomato ratio, you will be able to come up with something. Thought maybe this would help some of you save money later on.

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The batch I made was spicy but I think I got ahold of a can of Hot Rotel! At my store they carry Rotel in with the diced and whole canned tomatoes. I thought it was something good and most of us would have this stuff in our preps. No you don't drain the corn or anything, just open the cans, mix all together and heat.

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There is a great RoTel like recipe in "Putting Foods By". The recipe is called Minnesota Mix and I've been using it for years. I LOVE the stuff and use it in everything from pot roasts to stews to chili.

 

Just be warned that it no longer fits into the current canning guidelines, so use at your own risk.

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One of our faves is a family size can of tomato soup, 1 can vegetable juice (V8 style), med-large can of diced tomatoes. When heated, add a nice dollop of butter.

Really nice on the throat if you've got a cold coming on!

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