One of my family’s Christmas and special occasion traditions is a delicious flank steak for dinner, cooked rare on the barbeque. Now that my folks don’t have a barbeque any longer, I don’t know exactly how we are going to duplicate this dish. I suppose it could be done
I think I have to change the name of this recipe because it doesn’t resemble any goulash I have ever made or eaten. For one thing, it has no paprika at all, and that’s practically a requirement for a true Hungarian goulash, right? It’s more of a Mexican style chili thing. It is to be … Continue reading
Based on the handwritten notes, this appears to be a recipe handed out for a community function, maybe a church party? The recipe is written out step by step, clearly for people who are unfamiliar with the Japanese nabemono (hot pot) style of cooking. The word sukiyaki translates as suki (spade) and yaki (meat), and … Continue reading
We might be venturing into the realm of the hot dish here, if I’m not mistaken. This sounds like something you take to a potluck party at your local church or women’s club. We’ve got slivered ham, sour cream and mushroom soup, all mixed in with noodles. All you need is a side of macaroni … Continue reading
This looks weird to me. I have never until today read a recipe that calls for sweet pickle juice. Now, I’ll give it the benefit of the doubt, because it could be really tasty. Maybe. :-) For some reason I love that this is spelled incorrectly.
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