Doritos Consommé: The Surprising Recipe (WATCH)

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If you happen to be a foodie who can't get enough of cheesy snacks, we found the perfect recipe for you: Doritos consommé.

Consommé, or a soup that is clarified and strained of fats, is usually made with chicken or beef. But as Four Kitchens author Lauren Shockey explains, it can be made with "just about anything," such as tomatoes, prosciutto, or, you know, chips dusted with artificial nacho cheese.

The recipe involves boiling Doritos, "like you're making a Dorito tea," then freezing the mixture to create a "Dorito ice," which is then melted and strained. The outcome looks suspect, but Shockey insists that her recipe has a "Southwestern kick" and is the perfect addition to her shrimp, corn and cilantro soup.

Do you have any surprising soup recipes? Let us know in the comments!

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Broccolini Spring Onion Soup(02 of08)
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Broccolini makes a great partner with scallions — also known as spring onions — for a soup that is vibrant green in color and loaded with nutrients.Recipe: Broccolini Spring Onion Soup
Carrot Ginger Soup with Star Anise Recipe(03 of08)
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The Portuguese had it right: Their fish stew features sustainable seafood, delicious spicy chorizo sausage, and potatoes and cabbage to add heft and texture. Best of all, the ingredients are affordable, so this stew, while not technically a soup, is a great bargain that’ll fill you up and keep you warm.Recipe: Portuguese Fish Stew
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Bak Kut Te Recipe(08 of08)
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