You can make these with fresh or canned tomatoes!
Go for it!
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This recipe came from an old Church cookbook. It is not the hard brunswick stew people used to make when they killed hogs but if you want an easy meal to put on the table that will feed a crowd or just your family, this is delish. It is easy and quick!
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Goulash. Now you may think this is not good but let me assure you that it is. Here’s my recipe although sometimes I improvise using whatever I have.
1 lb ground beef
1 medium onion 2 cups elbow macaroni, cooked (You want lots of macaroni) 2 reg cans diced tomatoes 1 can tomato sauce 1 can whole kernel corn 1 tbsp sugar 1 tbsp Worcestershire or more Hot sauce to taste 1 tbsp sugar Italian seasoning to taste Salt and pepper 1/2 -1 cup water Shredded cheese
Brown ground meat. Drain. Add all ingredients together and simmer at least 30 minutes or put in crock pot on low all day.
Now you can serve this as a soup with lots of broth by adding more tomato sauce or even chicken broth or you can do like I did and cook to a thick mixture and top with cheese. You also can serve this as a casserole topped with cheese.
It also freezes well too. I served ours thick, topped with mozzarella cheese and added brown and serve rolls. A little hint about brown and serve rolls. Butter on top and bottom before baking. It makes them yummy. This brings back childhood memories. My
mom must have served them often.
Enjoy! Great on a cold day. Quick & Easy!
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This soup is a copy cat of a soup from Houston's restaurant in Atlanta!
We made it up ourselves.
(By the way, that's my all time favorite restaurant! We go once a year for my birthday!)
I start out with butter......yes always butter!
Then I add finely diced onions.
Sometimes I do carrots chopped finely.
Then I add water and potatoes.
Cook until done and fix just like mashed potatoes.
Add more butter.
Salt and pepper to taste.
You want this very thick.
Serve with shredded cheddar cheese, bacon, and chives!
Absolutely delicious!
I usually serve with cornbread but I fixed homemade bread this time. If you would like recipe for bread, click Here! Enjoy! ************************************* |