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Marinade for Steaks and Chops
“Now, I have to get up at 4 tomorrow morning, get dressed, have breakfast at 4:30, pick Pete and Harold up at 5 and be at Leroy’s by 5:30,” explained my father. ”We have to be on our stands by 6.” My … Continue reading
Carole’s Tuna Casserole
When days were cool, Mom baked more than usual. Baking helped warm the house, and if it got too hot inside, she could open a window or door to take advantage of the free air conditioning supplied by God. Like … Continue reading
Posted in Fish & Seafood, Main Dishes, Uncategorized, Vegetables
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Red Beans and Rice
We ate a lot of beans when I was a kid. Baked beans almost every week in the winter, bean soup at least once a month, and bean salads when Mom found a new recipe in Woman’s Day. In the … Continue reading
Posted in Main Dishes, Meats, Uncategorized, Vegetables
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The Turk’s Pilaf
Dining at the Turk’s Inn was always a special event. There were many fine supper clubs in the Hayward, Wisconsin area when I was in high school, but the Turk’s Inn was at or very near the top of … Continue reading
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