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The Velveteen Ocelot

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5. Never heard of it.

Reply to uppityperson (Original post)

Thu Nov 20, 2014, 12:15 AM

Nov 2014

I even went through a couple of those old Lutheran church lady cookbooks and there was nothing even close. I have no idea where it came from. Maybe I'll try it, though.

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Grape Salad? WTF? [View all] uppityperson Nov 2014 OP

I thought it was weird too but what do I know? elleng Nov 2014 #1

Epic fail. Never a MN dish of any kind at any time. Lazy researcher. glinda Nov 2014 #2

I think you are right. Taster here, remembers food. kickysnana Nov 2014 #3

Someone needs to be splaining here. Wellstone ruled Nov 2014 #4

Never heard of it. The Velveteen Ocelot Nov 2014 #5

They should've stuck with tuna casserole with real wide egg noodles and bread crumbs toasted on top. NBachers Nov 2014 #6

Are you a Minnesota native? Jenoch Nov 2014 #7

No, I'm from Rochester NY. This is what we ate growing up in the '60's; I figured it would resonate NBachers Nov 2014 #8

I am, and we never made our hotdishes with crushed potato chips. trotsky Nov 2014 #11

I grew up in rural Minnesota Jenoch Nov 2014 #12

Yes, potato chips is the correct topping. geardaddy Nov 2014 #14

I scanned through the list and maybe 10% represent their state TexasProgresive Nov 2014 #9

More NYT bullshit. Brickbat Nov 2014 #10

I live in Indiana AwakeAtLast Nov 2014 #13