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Updated June 28, 2008
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- General Recipes Since we have so few at the moment, all items are listed here
- Hearty Pinto Bean Soup (March, 2008)
- Sweet Potato Casserole (March, 2008)
- Velveeta Cheese Fudge (April, 2008)
- Pecan Cookies (May, 2008)
- California Marinade (June, 2008)
- Sarah’s Noodle Kugel (June, 2008)
- Cream of Broccoli Soup (July, 2008)
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Hearty Pinto Bean Soup
Hearty Pinto Bean Soup
2 tsp.butter
1 red onion, chopped
1 cup green peas, thawed if frozen 1 yellow onion, chopped
1 cup canned pinto beans, drained 1 lb.can diced tomatoes, drained
1 lb.can creamed corn 2 cups milk
1 can condensed cream of mushroom soup
1 can condensed cream of chicken soup
½ cup cooked shrimp (can substitute ham)
Sweet Potato Casserole
Sweet Potato Casserole
4 small baked sweet potatoes
2 eggs
1/3 Cup milk 1 Cup sugar
1/3 Cup butter
1 teaspoon vanilla
Topping:
1 Cup brown sugar
1/3 Cup cold butter
1 Cup chopped nuts
1/3 Cup flour
Peel and mash potatoes. Mix well all ingredients and pour into greased casserole dish.
Top: Cut butter into brown sugar, add flour, mix well, then add nuts and sprinkle over potatoes. Bake approximately 40 minutes at 300 degrees.
Contributed by Eva Quesnell
Velveeta Cheese Fudge
Velveeta Cheese Fudge
This fudge is rich and creamy without being too sweet -- very easy to make!
1 Pound Velveeta Cheese
1 Pound Butter
4 Pounds Powdered Sugar
1-1/4 Cup Cocoa
3 Cups Chopped Pecans
1 Teaspoon Vanilla
(I suggest halving this recipe -- half a recipe will fill a 13" x 9" cake pan. Trying to make a whole batch at once is very difficult -- too much volume for the biggest bowl you may have.)
Sift sugar and cocoa together (I actually didn't bother with this part). Melt cheese and butter together in double boiler. Pour melted cheese and butter over sugar and cocoa mixture. Add pecans and vanilla. Mix together and pour into pan or pans.
NOTE: Takes a while to harden. Keeps for a long time in the refrigerator. The longer you keep it, the better it gets. Be prepared to stir the mix together for a while. When I made a whole batch, I thought I'd never get it all mixed together. Enjoy!
Contributed by Eva Quesnell
Pecan Cookies
Pecan Cookies
(White cookies)
1 Cup Powdered Sugar
2 Cups Butter (recipe calls for margarine, but I prefer butter)
pinch salt
4 Cups flour (scant)
4 Teaspoons vanilla
2 Cups pecans
Mix sugar, butter, and vanilla. Then mix in flour, then nuts. Roll the size of a quarter. Bake at 350 for 10 minutes. Roll in powdered sugar.
Cookie hint: All cookies turn out better if you only bake one sheet at a time. If you put two sheets full of cookies in at the same time, the oven temperature will be thrown off. Always place cookie sheet in the center of the oven.Contributed by Eva Quesnell
California Marinade
California Marinade
California Marinade
¾ Cup Olive Oil
¾ Cup Soy Sauce
½ Cup Lemon Juice
¼ Cup Worcestershire Sauce
¼ Cup Prepared Mustard
Garlic
Mix together well. Marinate skinless, boneless, chicken breasts (small ones are best) for 24 hours. Grill for approximately 7-1/2 minutes each side.
This can be used for other meats, but it’s best with chicken.
Contributed by Eva Quesnell
Sarah’s Noodle Kugel
Sarah’s Noodle Kugel
1lb. egg noodles
½ lb. butter or margarine
1 cup sugar
2 cups cottage cheese
2 cups sour cream
6 eggs well beaten
1 can ( 20 oz. ) unsweetened crushed pineapple
Boil noodles, drain, and put back into hot pot. Put in butter and mix until melted. Add the above ingredients in order and mix after each addition. Put in refrigerator over night.
The next day remove from refrigerator and mix well and put into well-greased baking dish.
Top with (and mix well) 2 cups of crushed corn flakes, ¼ cup of sugar, 1 tsp. cinnamon, pinch of nutmeg.
Bake at 350 degrees – 1 hour
Originally Prepared By Charlotte Toback
Cream of Broccoli Soup
Cream of Broccoli Soup
About 2 cups of steamed broccoli, cut into bite-sized pieces
White Sauce:
¼ Cup of butter
¼ Cup flour
2 Teaspoons of salt
2 Cups milk
Melt butter on low heat in medium sized saucepan, add flour and salt mixture. Stir quickly and cook for about 30 seconds. Pour in cold milk. Simmer, stirring constantly. Yes, constantly or it will stick to the bottom of the pan in clumps. When the white sauce starts to boil, it will be nice and thick. Remove from heat.
Remove broccoli from steamer and add to white sauce. Reserve the water you used to steam the broccoli. Test the thickness and add a little of the veggie water to thin it just a tiny bit -- maybe 1/4 cup. I smashed up some of the broccoli florets so there would be tiny bits floating. I cooked it for about 10 minutes.
Contributed by Eva Quesnell
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