Name: Turkey Tetrazinni
Ingredients: 1 pk 12oz PACKAGE FROZEN EGG; NOODLES; 1 cn 10 3/4 oz CREAM OF MUSHROOM; SOUP; 1/2 c MILK; 1/2 c WATER; 2 c SHREDDED CHEDDAR CHEESE; 1 1/2 c TURKEY, COOKED AND CUBED; 1 1/2 c MIXED FROZEN PEAS AND; CARROTS, THAWED; 2 tb PIMIENTO; 1 3/8 c SEASONED BREAD CRUMBS; 2 tb PARMESAN CHEESE; 2 tb SNIPPED FRESH PARSLEY (1 1/2; Teaspoons dried)

Now, because no description can deal adequately with the gravity of God’s vengeance against the wicked, their torments and tortures are figuratively expressed to us by physical things, that is, by darkness, weeping, and gnashing of teeth (Mt. 8:12; 22:13), unquenchable fire (Mt. 3:12; Mk. 9:43; Isa. 66:24), an undying worm gnawing at the heart (Isa. 66:24). By such expressions the Holy Spirit certainly intended to confound all our senses with dread.

John Calvin

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats, Eggs, Dairy		Main dish, Poultry	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	pk	12oz PACKAGE FROZEN EGG
		NOODLES
1	cn	10 3/4 oz CREAM OF MUSHROOM
		SOUP
1/2	c	MILK
1/2	c	WATER
2	c	SHREDDED CHEDDAR CHEESE
1 1/2	c	TURKEY, COOKED AND CUBED
1 1/2	c	MIXED FROZEN PEAS AND
		CARROTS, THAWED
2	tb	PIMIENTO
1 3/8	c	SEASONED BREAD CRUMBS
2	tb	PARMESAN CHEESE
2	tb	SNIPPED FRESH PARSLEY (1 1/2
		Teaspoons dried)

INSTRUCTIONS

Cook noodles, uncovered, in boiling water 20 minutes, stirring
occasionally.  Drain.  Combine soup, milk, water and cheddar cheese in
3-quart saucepan.  Cook and stir over medium heat until cheese melts and
sauce is hot. Stir in cooked noodles, turkey, peas, carrots and pimiento.
Spoon mixture into greased 11 3/4" x 7 1/2" baking dish. Combine crumbs,
parmesan cheese and parsley. Sprinkle over top. Bake, uncovered, in 375
degree oven 30 minutes or until hot.
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