Savory Flaxseed One Muffin (they're so much better in taste, texture, smell if you add 1 T. sour cream to the basic recipe) split, toasted with melted cheddar, bacon and mayonnaise with a side of Dottie's Green Bean Casserole. Odd combination maybe, but I had the green bean casserole left from a company meal yesterday - delicious, easy dinner for me.
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After hearing all the talk about the White Castle Cheeseburger pie I finally made it tonight. I added bacon and a small can of green chilies and it was very good! I doubled the recipe and baked it in a 9 X 13 pan hoping to get a couple of meals out of it but my DH and the oldest boy put a pretty good dent in it! I served it with steamed broccoli. Thanks for turning me on to a great recipe!
I had a delicious chili. We cooked a roast in the crock pot, and then simmered two cans of tomatoes (one italian and one diced) with onion and homemade chili seasoning. Then we shredded the roast and threw it in with the tomatoes and let it simmer. I took a bowlful out and then added beans to the big pot for everyone else. We topped it with some shredded cheddar cheese and chopped onions.
My current favorite veggie recipe: Dottie's Green Bean Casserole with a pan-grilled, brown butter steak. YUMMY! I wish I had a summer tomato to slice with it...
We have a pizza place in town. But no worries no pizza here. They have the best chef salads EVER. I ordered one and have enough for two meals. Dessert-Lime Jello with 1 T of homemade whipped cream and I'm a happy stuffed camper.
[QUOTE=firkindness;3668094]Don't laugh - a favorite easy meal is 2-3 hard boiled eggs, gingerly peeled as soon as they come out of the water. Mash the hot eggs with a fork, add a generous pat of butter and salt and pepper. Rich, filling, and delish.
BTW don't ever try to reheat hard boiled eggs in the microwave. I learned the hard way and had to clean egg shrapnel off on every surface in the kitchen after they exploded![/QUOTE
To reheat hard boiled eggs I put them in a bowl and run them under hot water. Or instead of wasting water I boil some in the kettle and pour it on the hard boiled eggs and let them sit for 2-4 minutes. Much easier than cleaning up egg shrapnel all over the kitchen : )