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Another week of meals from our South Louisiana home. No true Cajun dishes this week but all very easy and mostly figure friendly.... Mostly...
A few of the recipes are available below.
Monday
Cresent Casserole
Chuck Wagon Corn
Tuesday
Family Dinner at my Mom's
(yay no cooking for me!!)
Wednesday
Johnny Massetti - Family Favorite
(pasted down from Jon's G-ma YUM!)
Garlic Bread
Thursday
Baked Tilapia
Carrot Souffle
Friday
Sausage & Pepper Baked Ziti
Green Beans
Saturday
Date Night!
Sushi @ Osaka w/friends
Sunday
Enchilada Casserole
Yellow Rice
Cresent Casserole
Chuck Wagon Corn
Tuesday
Family Dinner at my Mom's
(yay no cooking for me!!)
Wednesday
Johnny Massetti - Family Favorite
(pasted down from Jon's G-ma YUM!)
Garlic Bread
Thursday
Baked Tilapia
Carrot Souffle
Friday
Sausage & Pepper Baked Ziti
Green Beans
Saturday
Date Night!
Sushi @ Osaka w/friends
Sunday
Enchilada Casserole
Yellow Rice
Hope you enjoy some of these recipes.
This will be my 1st attempt at the carrot souffle... I'll keep you updated!
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Cresent Casserole - from Jon's Maw Maw
1 lb ground meat
1/2c Sour Cream
1/4c Chopped Onion
1 (8oz) can Dinner Rolls
1c Spaghetti Sauce
1/3c Grated Parmesan Cheese
6oz (1 1/2c) Shredded Mozzarella
2tb Margarine
Heat oven to 375 degrees.
Brown meat & onion, drain.
Add spaghetti sauce until heated.
In another bowl, stir mozzarella & sour cream.
Pour meat into ungreased baking dish.
Spoon cheese mixture over meat.
Unroll dough over cheese.
Mix parmesan and butter.
Spread over dough.
Bake for 18-25 minutes.
Johnny Massetti - from Jon's Grandma Maclynn
1 lb ground meat
1 stick of butter (I use 1/2)
1lb Cheddar Cheese
1 medium onion - chopped
1 medium bell pepper - chopped
1 can (5oz) Tomato Sauce
1 jar Button Mushrooms (I use 1 package of fresh)
1 (14oz) can Whole Tomatoes
1 can med Black Olives
1 pkg medium seashell pasta
Brown onion & peppers in butter.
Add meat.
Season to taste.
Brown & drain.
Add tomato sauce, whole tomatoes & mushrooms.
Boil pasta, to firm texture.
Melt in cheese to meat mixture, about 15 minutes.
Add pasta & pour into casserole dish.
Bake at 350 for about 45 minutes.
Thanks for stopping by!!
This will be my 1st attempt at the carrot souffle... I'll keep you updated!
To see other fabulous menus and MPM participants click here.
Cresent Casserole - from Jon's Maw Maw
1 lb ground meat
1/2c Sour Cream
1/4c Chopped Onion
1 (8oz) can Dinner Rolls
1c Spaghetti Sauce
1/3c Grated Parmesan Cheese
6oz (1 1/2c) Shredded Mozzarella
2tb Margarine
Heat oven to 375 degrees.
Brown meat & onion, drain.
Add spaghetti sauce until heated.
In another bowl, stir mozzarella & sour cream.
Pour meat into ungreased baking dish.
Spoon cheese mixture over meat.
Unroll dough over cheese.
Mix parmesan and butter.
Spread over dough.
Bake for 18-25 minutes.
Johnny Massetti - from Jon's Grandma Maclynn
1 lb ground meat
1 stick of butter (I use 1/2)
1lb Cheddar Cheese
1 medium onion - chopped
1 medium bell pepper - chopped
1 can (5oz) Tomato Sauce
1 jar Button Mushrooms (I use 1 package of fresh)
1 (14oz) can Whole Tomatoes
1 can med Black Olives
1 pkg medium seashell pasta
Brown onion & peppers in butter.
Add meat.
Season to taste.
Brown & drain.
Add tomato sauce, whole tomatoes & mushrooms.
Boil pasta, to firm texture.
Melt in cheese to meat mixture, about 15 minutes.
Add pasta & pour into casserole dish.
Bake at 350 for about 45 minutes.
Thanks for stopping by!!
14 comments:
Sounds like a yummy week you've planned; especially the Johnny Massetti!
:)
Sounds great! Can I come over;0)
I came by to welcome you to SITS! It's great to have you in the SITStahood:0)
You get a nice break on Tuesday (oh that's tonight!)
Stopping by from SITS to say "hi" and welcome!! I know that you will enjoy being a part of this vibrant community of bloggers :-)
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Daisy, what a GREAT name you have!
Welcome to SITS, it's great to have you as a SITSta!
Mmmmm, food. And then I saw the word cajun. So now I am going to have to snoop around and see what ya've posted!
I am stopping by to give you a big welcome to the SITSahood! Glad you could be a part of it and we look forwar to seeing you around!
Dinner at your moms house sounds great! Food always tastes better when somebody else cooked it.
Welcome to SITS!
Wow I love your menu. I am definately going to have to try a couple of them.
I wanted to welcome you to SITS!! Your going to love our community.
Have a great day!
oh wow, all of it sounds great!!
welcome to SITS
Mmmmmmmmmmmmm.
May I come over?
Enjoy dinner out tonight with friends!
And welcome to SiTS! Em
I need to plan like that...great tips for me and your other readers. Mom dinners are best, no cooking. :D
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Menu AND recipes?!?!
You might be my new BFF!!
Stopping by from SITS to welcome you to the SITStahood!
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sounds like a VERY yummy week!!
I am stopping by to welcome you to SITS! You are going to love being a part of this community of women and playing in the SITStahood!
If you get a chance stop by my blog I am having a fun and easy contest and giving away 5 SUPER AWESOME prize packages!
I LOVE Southern Louisiana. I have lots of family in Baton Rouge.
Great recipes!
I'm from the SITS Welcome Wagon! I've been a member since it's beginning, and I've met so many amazing women and read so many fun blogs. I'm so glad you've joined us, SITSta!
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