Recipe Review
Today’s
Recipe and Location: Rhubarb
Cobbler
Found
in: The Pioneer Woman blog
I dedicate this
recipe to my Grandma and Mom. Can you dedicate a recipe that is someone else’s?
Okay, I dedicate my review. My Grandma frequently cooked with rhubarb as does
my Mom, so this seems like a great idea. Grandma always grew rhubarb in her
garden. I remember going out there with her to pick some for her rhubarb
crisp. This seems like a great
summer recipe to me.
Fabulous “Family and Friends” Food
Baked Enchiladas
(these are from my volleyball coach - I
don’t remember her name)
Ingredients:
2 lbs. hamburger
meat
1 onion
1 garlic clove
3 teasp. chili
powder
¼ teasp. oregano
2 teasp. sage
¼ teasp. cloves
¼ teasp. ginger
1 teasp. dry
mustard
salt and pepper
1 jar of enchilada
sauce mixed with bread crumbs and water to make
a paste
tortillas
cheese – your
choice
Directions:
Cook the first 10
ingredients together.
Make the enchilada
sauce with the water and bread crumbs
Next, take a
frying pan with oil. Heat the oil until extremely hot. Put the tortilla in,
turn it fast, and take it out.
Don’t leave it in too long.
Now, dip the
tortilla in the enchilada sauce, add the meat and cheese and roll. Continue
until all are rolled and placed in a baking pan.
Over the top add
more cheese and meat. Bake at 350 degrees for about 35 minutes.
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