That's Amore Soup
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Three, two more action, baby
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Look who's here standing next to me. My son Bobby. Bobby. We've got our friends here
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We've got our psychologist here. We've got our sex therapist. We've got my best friend
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I'm going to have a session with him. She's going to help me fix my sex life
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And then I'm going to tell my friend Donna all about it. And I don't know what the f*** this man's doing here
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He's a party planner. Old Bruce here. So after we get all this fixed, we're going to have a party, right
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No, Bobby. I don't know what to say about the sex helper
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The psychologist I need. You don't need a sex therapist. Not yet
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I've only been married less than a year. Good for you, son. I still don't need help there
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Good for you. Well, your day will come. We still make relations. Trust me
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When you get older, your day will come. What are we making
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We have. Besides me blush. For you, my son, we've got a one-pot wonder today
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and it's called, oh, you're sweating. Well, look what we're talking about
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Talking to your psychologist and your sex therapist. Donna, I'm all right with
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Listen, our one pot wonder is called, That's Amore. That would be Italian
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Oh, I thought she was talking about it. For love. Italian. For love
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Is that what that means? Right, Gordon? Because see, my friend Donna, she's from Italian genes
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She's from Louisiana. But her parents were Italians. Well, I'm from you, and I know what Amore means
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It means love. It does. I didn't know that, son, but I so don't know what nothing is
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Would you chop that onion, please? Oh, my word. How many onions have I chopped for you
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Do you want to watch a professional in action? So, anyway. I'm sorry. I brought my makeup artist
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You brought your friends. I brought mine. You keep cooking, boy. You keep cooking
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Okay. All right. Thank you. I'm on top of this, Gordon. Thank you
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Thank you. Or just keep talking about sex. See, I got people. I got people, too. I know you got people
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I got people, too. All right, so, son, I've got a pound of..
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I tag in turkey sausage. That's a good start? Yes, and I'm going to brown it off in here
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So what's the name of this soup? That's Amore. That's the name of the soup
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That's love. Yes. That's Amore. That's what it says in the book that we got this out of
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No, this is not in a book, son. This is, oh, excuse me
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This is on the Paula Deen Network. Yeah, but did you make up this
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The Paula Deen Network. This is not out of a book. Okay. In order to get this fabulous recipe, you go to Paula Deen Network
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They're already doing it. Yes. You're already here, so you know that
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It's just my son that's confused. Would you have a chat? I just figured that there was a name
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the name to the chicken noodle soup, anybody, there's a name to the soup
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That's a moray. It's the name of the soup. Yes. I won't make the mistake of asking that again
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All right, I got to turn this eye up. I hope you wanted this diced
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You're perfect. You're doing it perfect. I hope y'all captured that. Perfect
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My child is perfect. This is the good one, y'all. Oh, wow
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That's because the other one ain't here. That's because he ain't here
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If he was here, he would be the good one. On the network
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Yes. All right, so in now or what are you to brownie? No, you can go ahead and put it in here now, son
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And if you would just mince up those three cloves of garlic for me
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We just going to brown these off and over here you can see some of the things that I going to put in it I got a nice blend of Italian seasoning
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Got a little red hot pepper, a little chicken broth, two cans of either crushed or diced tomatoes
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and a can of tomato sauce, and some noodles. With that beautiful garden that you have outside
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do you make your own seasonings and put them together? not using my
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seasoning son I have about four kind of herbs growing out there so
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quite often but I do have all the Italian seasonings growing out there
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because I was talking to a mutual friend of ours one day
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who really knows this food and he said to me we were kind of a mixed company he said go home and throw all your
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seasonings away because they're all stale anything that you buy from the grocery store
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He said, how do you have any idea when they were even packaged? That's right. Well, you have to buy them in such huge quantities
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Well, but no, what he was saying was even like right off the shelf. So if you go into a grocery store and buy seasonings and herbs
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you have no idea of when they were made. Yeah. They're not anywhere near fresh
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The conversation just was about how easy it is to make your own seasonings
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Right. Which you're not doing, so it holds no relevance to this conversation
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But listen, I love the fact that I can go to the grocery store now
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and in the produce section, they have all kind of fresh herbs
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And you don't have to buy a ton of them. They're a little probably two to three ounce, maybe even one ounce packages
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So you can buy them in a small, small container, and I like that
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You can put them in tubes. I buy the tubes. Do y'all use that
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I use the squishy garlic. What's y'all's favorite in the tubes? Ginger
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That's great because ginger is kind of a pain. Garlic? Party boy, how about you
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Garlic? Cuckoo, how about you? I'll have what she's having. Aren't you cuckoo at the end of the day
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Well, sometimes. Only on the days when he's got appointments. Do you feel like sometimes that you just can't listen to another problem
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No, you know, it's fun to help people when they're in distress
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but it's also kind of neat to kind of help people find joy in life
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That's a nice thing. That is a nice thing. What do you want me to do
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You want me to smack? You want me to mince this up? Yes, yes, just mince that up, son. It's a huge close of garlic
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I know it. I like them big. You know what I learned, which I found to be interesting
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is that a garlic bulb takes nine months to grow completely. You're kidding me
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So I don't any longer throw out. One bulb. I don't any longer throw my garlic out
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but I try to make sure that I use it all. It takes as long to create a human being. Son
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It doesn't take that long to create a human being. You know what I meant. I meant the gestation period
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To create. Like seven minutes, right? Oh, that's good. I don't need any of your information
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She is a sex therapist. Back to the girl. I know. Thank you
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All right. So the garlic. These are huge cloves of garlic. You sure you want all of it
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So, you know, that'll be fine. All right, now, y'all, I've got a swap out back here
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but you know what? I think I'm just going to keep going because this is already done
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So I'm going to add that jar of tomato sauce. Here you go, son
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You could do this in a slow cooker too, couldn't you? Oh, yeah. Just put it all together
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Put it in your crock pot. And this is diced tomatoes I'm using
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And I'm going to use four cups of chicken stock. And we're going to let this simmer for about 20 minutes
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And I'm going to put, I'll start with two teaspoons of Italian seasoning
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And I'm going to put a few pepper flakes. Son, if you would salt and pepper that, please. Okay
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I going to put just a few in case our friends don like anything too too hot So 20 minutes we gonna let this cook
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At the end of 20 minutes, we're gonna add our pasta. Let that cook until it's nice and soft
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Personally, I like just to give it some body. I like to put a little Parmesan cheese in it
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while it's cooking. So in 20 minutes. Do we have 20 minutes
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Yes. Which is enough time for role reversal? How much fun would that be? So you get up here and cook
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I'm going to sit down and yze you. You love that game
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Or maybe I'd rather be the sex therapist. That's good, Bobby. And who's going to play in the party
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I guess Donna. I will. I'll do it. And voila. This reminds me very much of your goulash
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Kind of like goulash, isn't it? The goulash that I like. I guess a lot of different. Just goulash that you eat with a spoon
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I guess a lot of different red suits are like it. Just goulash that you eat with a spoon, son
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Doesn't that look good? That looks nice. All right, let's just give this a little taste before we give it to our friends
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Now, it's ready in 20 minutes, but this is one of those things. We're going to let this simmer for 20 minutes
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Then we're going to add our pasta and let it cook for another, like, 15 minutes
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But like Bobby said, you can put this in your crock pot
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You know, go off and do your shopping. Go mess with a few people's heads
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Whatever. Whatever you do, Missy. I'm going to do a whole..
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I bought a, I don't know if you've ever seen them, and it's a big box cooker
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And the idea is it's like Hawaiian cooking where you would bury a whole pig under the earth
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cover it, and then cook on top of it. This box is actually like a. This cooker is fabulous
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It's like a Latin-made thing. It's a box about yay long, and, you know, it's what you would expect
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And you put a whole pig in it and cover the top in charcoal, and a 30, 40-pound pig is ready in under four hours
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I've got y'all some nice cookies. So we're going to, Jay Hatcher, Jay, yeah, it's true. Jay Hatcher and his wife are coming
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Donald, the most incredible cooker, honey, you've ever seen. You've got to listen to me. Jay Hatcher and his wife are coming this weekend
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And he's going to bring the whole pig. For Memorial weekend, I'm out of town
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Are you leaving? I'm going to be with Dolly Parton. Oh. Oh
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Name dropper? Yes. It was Mario Batali that told me to go home and throw all your herbs away
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What's that? Now, I'm going up around Tennessee, y'all. Well, I wish you were going to be here
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I wish I was, too, because Jay and Angela are some of my favorite people
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These are old friends of mine. This is a guy and his wife. He's like my child. I've known him longer than anybody that I've known
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Aw. Bobby, this is perfectly delicious. It looks good. It smells good
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And, you know, it's a little warm outside this time of year, But during the winter..
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Well, that's why I brought my makeup artist with me. Because you're sweating. If I begin to spit, I just call for the power
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I think y'all are going to love this. And like I said, during the winter, this would be so perfectly yummy
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I'm going to top it with a little mozzarella. A little what
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Mozzarella. A little what? Did I say it right? I don't think so
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How do you say it? Mozzarella. Mozzarella. Wait, wait, wait, son, please
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I just gonna put whoo that cheese smells good Put the part that nobody cares about on top No listen they chopped this basil up in it and that basil is just going to go all through this soup
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So you're going to give each of them a chef's knife and a cutting board and have them chop their basil
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No, all they need is a spoon, son. All they need is a spoon
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All right, everybody. Okay, here you go, ladies. You got the best seat. You get to eat right over the sink
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Right over the sink. And I like the basil. Thank you. Yeah
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Thank you. Yes, I just take my spoon and cut that. What are y'all going to eat
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Well, I'm fixing ours right now. I'm wondering what y'all are going to drink
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We forgot to give our guest anything to drink, didn't we? We're good
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I know y'all need some wine, don't you? I was going to wait for y'all
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Oh, I'm not waiting. I'm sorry. That was rough. But I'm not going to do it. Very good. Very good. I like that
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Very good. All right, here you go, Bob. There's yours baby. What did you put in there
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Pepper flakes? Yes. Pepper seeds. Just a few pepper seeds. Not, not, not me
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I've got extra if y'all would like some extra on it. Would you like
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some extra pepper seeds? Sure, please. Okie doke. You just put what you want on it
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Okay? Thank you. Wonderful. Isn't it yummy? Oh, it's delicious. Why am I out of sight
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Oh, it's delicious. and so easy, so simple. I'm so lucky growing up in her
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Believe me, it was a challenge because I had to go. I was in the husky department at Sears more than once
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You did? Yeah. Yes, exactly. Yes. Yes, he was. And you see I got my height from Mama, too
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This is a constant struggle to have. It's so good. When your waist and your waist and your waist
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are so close together. I love the turkey sausage. You know what
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I know it isn't good. And it's, you know, it's, how bad can it be for you
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You can taste the anise in the turkey. Well, what'd you say we started with
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That's very Italian. Turkey sausage? Well, the anise. Delicious. That's great. Perfectly delicious
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I feel like I am in Italy. Well, you ain't. I want to thank all my buddies for coming today
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I hope that y'all like our one-pot wonder. Thank you for coming in and visiting me
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And, Bruce, if I thought I was going to have another wedding, honey, I'd invite you to plan it
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But I don't plan on another wedding. Well, surely you have a friend
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Well, we got Jack and Matthew in the wings. Yes, we've got five grandsons
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So we'll call you in about 30 years. Paula, this recipe is on your network, too
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Yes, honey. Everything. Everything. You just go to Paula Deen Network and you can find this and so much more
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We'll see y'all later. Bye, y'all. Love and best dishes. It is so good
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That's great. That's amore. You taste that anise in that sausage? It's so good
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It's so good. I want a piece of garlic toast to drop down in here
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Thank you. Yum. Y'all get y'all some garlic bread. Yes. I just want a nice clean opener
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This is a one-point wonder. And we're going to throw it together in about two minutes
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And the second thing I need to say is that's a more because one sip and you'll fall in love. Mm-hmm
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All right. All right. Delicious. Well, it just so happens to be a really great soup
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Okay, you're a nice and pleasant. Okay, Claw, action. Hey, y'all, today is all about a one-pot wonder in like 10 minutes
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Takes 10 minutes to put it together, about 25 minutes to cook
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And the name of this dish is that's a moray. Cost one sip and you're in love
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There you go. That's it. Thank you very much, ladies. Yay
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