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Dan Abel said:In article <[email hidden]>,
OmManiPadmeOmelet said:Give it a rest already!
Some people can take it, some can't.....
Feel free to call me "trailer trash cook" anytime. ;-)
OK. You're a "trailer trash cook"!
Got any good recipes?
:-)
Mmmm.... Lemmee think.
I think a standard "trailer trash" recipe is Rotel with Velveeta for
chip dip.
Take 2 cans of Rotell and 1/2 a brick of Velveeta cheese.
Cut the velveeta into chunks and dump the Rotell over it.
Nuke for a bit, stir, nuke more and stir until smooth.
Serve with corn chips and sliced jalapenos.
Quick and easy Tuna cassarole:
2 boxes Kraft (or generic) Shells and cheese made up according to the
recipe on the box. Toss in 2 cans of drained starkist tuna canned in
water, and 1 can of Campbell's cream of chicken soup. Top with shredded
cheddar cheese and bake at 350 until the cheese on top begins to bubble.
I could go on, but I don't want anyone to gag too much! <lol>
I don't cook that way anymore, really! I've switched over pretty much to
a diet of fresh steamed or stir fry'd veggies and grilled, poached or
roasted meats, and I play a lot with marinades and herbal flavorings,
but I still occasionally use short cuts like canned soups, jarred sauces
(with lots of additions) and especially Wishbone salad dressings!
The above is just "junk food" recipes from memory. ;-)
One I still will do once in a rare while is boxed mac and cheese, but I
mix in chopped hard boiled eggs and sliced grilled italian sausage. Low
carb pasta only!
Living a low carb lifestyle has totally changed my outlook on what
"food" is, and has drastically upgraded my cooking practices! It's also
lowered my serum lipid levels, and my weight.....
This could be a fun thread!
Anyone else have any recipes to add???
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Om.
"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson