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January, 2022

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          This recipe came to me through my wife Karen .... And I must be honest .... I only made a few tweaks and changes to her recipe because it was already one heck of a " Delicious Meal " !

          Back in the 1950's and 60's it was a very common recipe for many families ..... including mine ..... and was served in many restaurants as well ..... But over the years it somehow become a " Forgotten Recipe " !   So here it is and if you've never had it before :

" You are truly missing out on a great meal ! "


Ingredients:


" Ingredients for second half of recipe include : "

  •   1  ~  cup ( 8 ozs. ) of Sour Cream  ~  ( Most of the time I add a little more )  ~  ( See Tip #2 )

  •   Egg Noodles  ~  ( size is your choice )  ~  ( See Tip #3 )

Directions:

  1.   Pre-heat oven to 325o degrees.

  2.   Add the first " 10 " ingredients in a 8" x 8" baking dish  ~  ( or 2 or 3 quart baking dish  ~  Lid preferable or use alum. foil )
      ( Because of the smaller pieces of beef there is no need to cook them ahead of time )

  3.   Stir until it completely combines.

  4.   Bake at 325o " uncovered " for 1 hour.

  5.   Remove from oven, stir, and then " cover " and bake for 1 more hour.

  6.   Remove from oven and stir in " sour cream ", re-cover, and bake for 15 more minutes.

  7.   Cook Egg Noodles or dish of choice  ~  ( See Tip #3 )

  8.   Then .....


        Some stores, including Wal-Marts, already sell them in smaller pieces called " Small Beef Fine Cubes for Caldillo " or simply " Small Beef Fine Cubes " and purchasing them makes this meal a lot easier to make

        Typically I add about 12 ozs. of sour cream from a 16 oz. container for the extra taste !   I then use the left over 4 ozs. on a " baked potatoes " or even on a bowl of " Chili " !  ( ps. sour cream is very good when topping a bowl of Chili - just in case you haven't tried that )


        You can also, of course, use any type of pasta instead of " Egg Noodles " such as " Elbows, Rotini, Cavatappi, etc. "    Some folks also prefer to use either " Rice " or " Mashed Potatoes " !


     
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