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"Newfie" Homestyle Cooking and Baking

Started by caribougrrl, June 26, 2019, 01:21:56 PM

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caribougrrl

Quote from: radial on June 27, 2019, 02:22:01 PM
I think what puts me off most about that "goulash" is the shininess.  It's like she tried to thicken a watery tomato sauce with corn starch.  :vomit:

I thought that too, then thought maybe it's just the quality of the sauce she bought? So I went to see if she also posted a recipe. Lo and behold:

QuoteJI use lean ground beef fried up with onion and garlic powder in little olive oil. Drain grease when almost cooked. Cook whatever kind of pasta you like. Then I use 2 cans of tomato soup, 1/2 can water, 1/4 cup of ketchup, cook on low till heated. Simply mix meat, noodles and soup together and you've got one tasty Goulash! Enjoy!



Run Amok

Sorry, I can't hang with that. That gets a big fat nope from me.

I mean-- why. Why would you eat that? It doesn't have to be fancy. Just used a can of tomatoes instead of soup, lady!

BonitaApplebum

That does *not* sound like one tasty Goulash to me! I'd have to be high as a kite to eat that recipe and enjoy it.

caribougrrl

today on NHC&B

Dorothy has made Jello Bread Pudding:



Jello Bread Dessert
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Mix in bowl;
4 - packs Jello
2 - cups hot water
2 - cups cold water
Let cool
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Place slices of bread with crust cut off in a 9 x 16 pan,Pour Jello over bread slices,Put in fridge and let set for 3 - 4 hours,
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Then add whip cream or cool whip on top,put back in fridge to let set,you can make your own whip cream if you wish.




diablita

"Some things you just need to do for yourself, even if it means nicking your nads."  --nneJ

witchypoo


bookworm1

That goulash sounds a lot like the goulash you would find in South Dakota pot lucks and school lunches in the 70s and 80s. That bread pudding recipe is making me a bit queasy.

rocketgirl

Jello bread pudding is an abomination.

First of all, there should be no jello.  Second of all, there should be butter and bourbon.  And eggs and probably milk and sugar.  I don't remember what all, but definitely not jello.
Ellen stole my joy and I want it back!

onawhim

Because PANTS

BonitaApplebum

I like bread pudding, but that ain't no bread pudding, Dorothy.

Natasha

:vomit: It looks pretty, at least.

My mom used to make a jello dessert with red grapes and pecans and cool whip, and I thought it was the bomb. It might have had cream cheese in it as well.

bookworm1

Quote from: Natasha on July 03, 2019, 06:09:39 PM
:vomit: It looks pretty, at least.

My mom used to make a jello dessert with red grapes and pecans and cool whip, and I thought it was the bomb. It might have had cream cheese in it as well.

The husband has fond memories of pistachio pudding mix, whipped cream, and crushed pineapple mixed together. Its not bad, not great, but not bad.

monster2

Quote from: bookworm1 on July 05, 2019, 09:04:25 PM
The husband has fond memories of pistachio pudding mix, whipped cream, and crushed pineapple mixed together. Its not bad, not great, but not bad.
It's called Ambrosia...that I will eat, but fuck most jello things.

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caribougrrl

#33
it was spaghetti night at Terrence's yesterday!


also, a lot of salt beef dinners (aka sunday dinner, aka jiggs dinner, aka corned beef and cabbage)



I have to give Maxine credit for keeping some green in her broccoli



Lesley might win Sunday with Dorito pasta salad.

BonitaApplebum


witchypoo

dorito pasta salad appeals to my lizard brain, that's fer sher.

caribougrrl

long discussion today on how long to boil onion slices for making onion rings, like boiling before battering and then frying



to get the onion taste out



seriously.




witchypoo


ihop

La madre degli imbecilli รจ sempre incinta.

caribougrrl

so, yesterday was for burnt things:




and a long discussion about the best brand of meatballs-in-gravy for this delicacy: