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Cooking & Baking

Aerows

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11. Here's what I did - I have a medium can of crushed tomatoes

Reply to Warpy (Reply #10)

Mon Jul 21, 2014, 05:18 PM

Jul 2014

corn, macaroni and cheese. Should I add a can of green beans, or would that be too much? I'm doing all of this before adding the ground beef on the stove.

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Can you use leftover grilled hamburgers [View all] Aerows Jul 2014 OP

I am a big fan of leftover hamburgers, cbayer Jul 2014 #1

I'm trying to do something creative with them before they go bad Aerows Jul 2014 #3

Well, it's worth a try. What do you have to lose? cbayer Jul 2014 #5

Depends on the burgers, I'd say. elleng Jul 2014 #2

That was my thought Aerows Jul 2014 #4

Sounds good. elleng Jul 2014 #6

If I use one of these recipes Aerows Jul 2014 #7

Not unless somebody squashed the hamburgers to make them cook faster Warpy Jul 2014 #8

I hate to waste food Aerows Jul 2014 #9

Oh, absolutely Warpy Jul 2014 #10

Here's what I did - I have a medium can of crushed tomatoes Aerows Jul 2014 #11

Don't gild the lily, serve it as a side if you must. Warpy Jul 2014 #12

I put it in. Aerows Jul 2014 #13

My family locks Jul 2014 #14

Sometimes I lay an open pablano, some cheese on top, wrap tight with foil and re-heat in oven, slow. pinto Jul 2014 #15

I have dogs. Leftover meat is never a problem. Fortinbras Armstrong Jul 2014 #16