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Last night's supper

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  1. I had leftover outside round roast done in the slow cooker. We had
    it the second night just reheated. Last night I cubed the rest of the
    meat and added it and the leftover veggies to the gravy, opened a can of
    crescent rolls to line a pie plate, did the egg wash on the bottom
    crust, filled it with the gravy,veg mix and poured it into the crust.
    There was a bit of crescent roll left that I scattered across the top
    and baked for about 25 minutes at 350. Turned out great. Now I have
    half a pie for tonight....not bad for an 8.00 roast....Sharon

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    I had leftover outside round roast done in the slow cooker. We had
    it the second night just reheated. Last night I cubed the rest of the
    meat and added it and the leftover veggies to the gravy, opened a can of
    crescent rolls to line a pie plate, did the egg wash on the bottom
    crust, filled it with the gravy,veg mix and poured it into the crust.
    There was a bit of crescent roll left that I scattered across the top
    and baked for about 25 minutes at 350. Turned out great. Now I have
    half a pie for tonight....not bad for an 8.00 roast....Sharon

    Crappy fruit and walnut salad from the dreaded McD's here-too damned hot to
    cook! When we went out at 7, it had cooled down to a balmy 98.

    Lynne A, at least it was relatively healthy
    [email hidden]

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    I had leftover outside round roast done in the slow cooker. We had
    it the second night just reheated. Last night I cubed the rest of the
    meat and added it and the leftover veggies to the gravy, opened a can
    of
    crescent rolls to line a pie plate, did the egg wash on the bottom
    crust, filled it with the gravy,veg mix and poured it into the crust.
    There was a bit of crescent roll left that I scattered across the top
    and baked for about 25 minutes at 350. Turned out great. Now I have
    half a pie for tonight....not bad for an 8.00 roast....Sharon

    Sounds yummy! I did a roast (5 bucks on sale) in the Crockpot yesterday.
    When it was falling apart tender, I drained the liquid, broke up the
    meat, and put it back into the Crockpot with some canned crushed
    tomatoes, minced garlic, and seasonings. I let that simmer for another
    hour or so and served it with some barley (cooked with carmelized onions
    and the defatted liquid from the roast) and a salad. Very tasty.

    Gonna try some of the leftover beef to make sandwiches for lunch...

    Mary

  4. MareCat said:

    "biig" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I had leftover outside round roast done in the slow cooker. We
    had it the second night just reheated. Last night I cubed the rest
    of the meat and added it and the leftover veggies to the gravy,
    opened a can of
    crescent rolls to line a pie plate, did the egg wash on the bottom
    crust, filled it with the gravy,veg mix and poured it into the crust.
    There was a bit of crescent roll left that I scattered across the top
    and baked for about 25 minutes at 350. Turned out great. Now I have
    half a pie for tonight....not bad for an 8.00 roast....Sharon

    Sounds yummy! I did a roast (5 bucks on sale) in the Crockpot
    yesterday. When it was falling apart tender, I drained the liquid,
    broke up the meat, and put it back into the Crockpot with some canned
    crushed tomatoes, minced garlic, and seasonings. I let that simmer
    for another hour or so and served it with some barley (cooked with
    carmelized onions and the defatted liquid from the roast) and a
    salad. Very tasty.

    Gonna try some of the leftover beef to make sandwiches for lunch...

    Mary

    Oooh, if you can get some of those crusty "French" rolls, go for an open
    faced hot sandwich with the sauce.

    Jill

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