Easy Dinner Idea- homemade BBQ
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Hi everyone,
I have a big family reunion coming up soon and would sure appreciate any good recipes you may share. It will be held indoors, at a school cafeteria. Last year I took some of my elderly mother-in-law's favorite recipes. The family loved them. But this year, I'm looking for anything different, tried and true, and yummy.
Thank you for sharing.
A fun recipe to share with you:
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ground chuck (80/20) 2 pounds for a 9 x 13 pan dried, minced onion seasoning salt 6 slices of cheese sliced dill pickles dinner rolls, any brand mustard, mayo, ketchup
Sprinkle dried, minced onion on the bottom of a 9 x 13 pan. Use as much as you like. (I put a layer of aluminum foil or parchment paper between pan and food)
Press ground chuck into pan, on top of onions, until it completely covers the bottom. Sprinkle the meat with seasoning salt.
Place in a 400 degree oven for 25 minutes. (Make sure you use an 80/20 mi...See More
I have a big family reunion coming up soon and would sure appreciate any good recipes you may share. It will be held indoors, at a school cafeteria. Last year I took some of my elderly mother-in-law's favorite recipes. The family loved them. But this year, I'm looking for anything different, tried and true, and yummy.
Thank you for sharing.
A fun recipe to share with you:
Sliders
ground chuck (80/20) 2 pounds for a 9 x 13 pan dried, minced onion seasoning salt 6 slices of cheese sliced dill pickles dinner rolls, any brand mustard, mayo, ketchup
Sprinkle dried, minced onion on the bottom of a 9 x 13 pan. Use as much as you like. (I put a layer of aluminum foil or parchment paper between pan and food)
Press ground chuck into pan, on top of onions, until it completely covers the bottom. Sprinkle the meat with seasoning salt.
Place in a 400 degree oven for 25 minutes. (Make sure you use an 80/20 mi...See More
didn't know what dinner rolls were, either, but---
I didn't know, either, but found this video. Seems it's just little round rolls, kind of like dinner rolls.
oops here's link to video of rolls
On 8/12/10, didn't know what dinner rolls were, either, but--- wrote: > I didn't know, either, but found this video. Seems it's just little > round rolls, kind of like dinner rolls.
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Thanks!
> Sliders > > ground chuck (80/20) 2 pounds for a 9 x 13 pan dried, > minced onion seasoning salt 6 slices of cheese sliced dill > pickles dinner rolls, any brand mustard, mayo, ketchup > > Sprinkle dried, minced onion on the bottom of a 9 x 1...See More