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Jo Mazzotti-A Brunch Casserole

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Meats, Dairy Casseroles, Main dish 14 Servings

INGREDIENTS

1/4 c Butter or oil
1 1/2 lb Lean ground pork Or use lean ground beef
8 lg Onions; sliced
8 oz Tomato paste; * see note
1 lb Mushrooms; sliced
1 Celery bunch; sliced
2 Green pepper; diced
1/2 Lemon-juice only
Salt and pepper; to taste
1 lb Sharp cheddar cheese
Noodles; * see note

INSTRUCTIONS

Recipe by: Jo Merrill This large serving recipe with the strange name is
excellent for a buffet supper. It is even better if you make the sauce the
day before and let it season. Use other meats instead of ground pork, such
as ground beef or por sausage, if preferred. You will not need as much oil
or fat if you use fatt meats. * Use 3 cans concentrated tomato soup or one
can tomato paste and 2 cups water. * Use a large package of broad noodles.
Cook together until well browned the oil, mean and sliced onions. Add the
tomato paste and water, mushrooms, celery, green peppers, juice of 1/2 of a
lemon, salt and pepper and the cubed cheese. Simmer for 15 minutes to make
a rich sauce. Meanwhile, using a large pan, bring salted water to a boil
and cook the noodles until just tender. Drain noodles and mix with the
sauce in a large pan. Cover tightly and simmer slowly one hour on top of
the stove or in a
350    degree oven. Serves 12-16.
NOTE: This recipe is from an old Fannie Farmer cookbook and yes, it does ca
for adding the cheese as indicated above instead of adding it toward the
last. Hopefully it was not a misprint. This sounds good when preparing a
casserole for a crowd. JO Merrill
Posted to MC-Recipe Digest by Nancy Berry <nlberry@prodigy.net> on Apr 20,
1998

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