This is a nonspecific recipe, really. It can be any vegetable you like. Broccoli? Zucchini? Carrot? Sure, whatever, as long as it’s chopped fine. You may want to use your food processor for that task depending on the type of veg you are using. Something like a zucchini would become a goopy paste but carrots … Continue reading
This might be an interesting side dish. I haven’t tried it, but it’s basically veggies and noodles, baked with some cheese. You can’t really mess that up. This person decided they would not use the Bell pepper in their dish, but you could try it if you like. I’d also note that the vegetables and … Continue reading
It’s three for one today! The tamale pie sounds great and somewhat similar to my Gram’s old Tamale Pie recipe with some notes she didn’t make. French dressing, note the comment, you can sub mineral oil for salad oil if you are “reducing” meaning, if you are on a diet – seems like a good … Continue reading
A soufflé can be sweet or savory, in this case it’s savory. Made by combining two components – flavors and beaten egg whites – it takes its name from the French and means something like “breathed into.” This makes sense as the egg whites are beaten to soft peaks to provide lift and there is … Continue reading
For me, this one would be a pass. I don’t love sauerkraut and I really don’t love tomatoes. BUT, someone might enjoy this. It seems a bit like a dish pulled together by looking at what was in the cupboard and getting creative. Maybe a Depression Era casserole to feed a hungry family. The note … Continue reading
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