Democratic Primaries

zeusdogmom

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7. Don't knock it until you try it. :)

Tue Jan 28, 2020, 04:25 PM

Jan 2020

Growing up in southern MN, this hot dish was on regular meal rotation for supper. Filled many hungry bellies. Love it. And still do. It was my girls favorite meal after a cold spring rowing practices. Hot, comforting, and calories, calories, calories.

I moved to California in the early 1970's and was exposed to California food for the first time. Thought I might starve. Lettuce that wasn't iceberg with fake red french dressing? Cioppino? Cheese not wrapped in plastic? Avocado? OMG could not get it past my lips. But amazingly, second time trying all of these new, strange to me foods, I found I liked them. A lot. But Amy's hot dish is still in my winter meal rotation - usually with cream of mushroom soup, though. Try it - you might like it.

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Amy's Hotdish [View all] brooklynite Jan 2020 OP

This is adorable. MontanaMama Jan 2020 #1

Sounds comforting on a cold January day IronLionZion Jan 2020 #2

A massive vote-losing recipe here in CA. Yuck! The Valley Below Jan 2020 #3

Don't knock it until you try it. :) zeusdogmom Jan 2020 #7

Fat chance! The Valley Below Jan 2020 #8

Would it work with ground turkey? redqueen Jan 2020 #9

Probably zeusdogmom Jan 2020 #17

Don't be a snob. WhiskeyGrinder Jan 2020 #10

Eeew. A heart-attack on a plate. The Valley Below Jan 2020 #11

Being health- and environmentally-conscsious is not being a 'snob'. nt redqueen Jan 2020 #16

Depends on what wine is served with it Retrograde Jan 2020 #12

Keep the wine, lose the hot-mess. The Valley Below Jan 2020 #13

It sure would zeusdogmom Jan 2020 #18

Agree. Cans of "cream of" soups? Laura PourMeADrink Jan 2020 #15

Sounds like something my husband would love Bayard Jan 2020 #4

That's a classic hotdish recipe. MineralMan Jan 2020 #5

I remember when I first saw the word 'hotdish' redqueen Jan 2020 #6

Good not Lutefisk is sight. judeling Jan 2020 #14

From "How to Talk Minnesotan, A Visitor's Guide": betsuni Jan 2020 #19

I'd like to see a picture of the actual thing lol... David__77 Jan 2020 #20