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This chicken parm tortellini soup is so good!

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  1. Ok, 3 things. 1, that looks delicious and easy to follow. 2, you blew my mind with that chicken shredder! 3, what a beautiful kitty! So loved and spoiled!

  2. Cheese from the bag is from Satan … it’s covered in anti clumping agents …. Kinda like a cardboard shredding

  3. Shudda added some peas and carrots … cut by hand .. you know … there ain’t no love in pre shredded cheese and veggies

  4. Was not expecting that meat-shredder….once that came into play….I knew this video was A-plus! Well done!

  5. Looks good..but don't you think you should wash your hands after petting the cat before touching the food

  6. You lost me at Prego, canned black pepper , dried basil and parsley.. We Italians like fresh sauce and herbs and freshly ground pepper.. could be good but I would change just about all of your ingredients except tortellini..

  7. This video would an absolute monster of a drinking game! Every time ya hear “y’all” do a shot. People will be blacked out immediately 😂

  8. Introvert to introvert I love you girly!! Absolutely amazing dishes!! And you are funny😂and that’s that!!❤😊 that’s it!!

  9. She forgot the ingredients she put in???????? Way too much cheese!!!! She is more involved in her cat and kitchen decor than actually cooking😢

  10. do you know you just put the cat and you started picking up the spoon to steer your food. You just cooked in crab pot. I’m good. It was looking good, but I’m good.

  11. That looks amazing! I love the addition of the fresh cherry tomatoes. I might add spinach to get my veggies in.

  12. “Washing poultry before cooking it is not recommended. Bacteria in raw meat and poultry juices can be spread to other foods, utensils, and surfaces. We call this cross-contamination. Some consumers think they are removing bacteria and making their meat or poultry safe through washing. However, some of the bacteria are so tightly attached that you could not remove them no matter how many times you washed.” Cooking kills bacteria. From the USDA website.

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