| Title: | How to Make them Goodies |
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| Created: | Tue Feb 18 1986 |
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I am a very plain and simple eater, and there is nothing I like
better than sitting down to a large portion of "Mince and Tatties".
Recently my wife started a partime job and I have taken to cooking
Saturday nights dinner, although she hasn`t complained I`m sure
she`s getting tired of mince and tatties.
So I`m looking for some ideas of what to do with minced beef,
nothing to elaberate just something to suprise my wife with on
a saturday night.
Waiting in anticipation.
Cheers Jock.( John )
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| 3354.1 | Mince and more mince | LARVAE::CORFIELD_M | Thu Nov 28 1991 08:42 | 7 | |
What about a nice spaghetti bolognaise, or a shepherds pie (then you
still have your "mince and tatties", meatloaf with a nice tomato sauce,
burgers, meatball stew, curried mince, mince and potato pastry pie (my
favourite) etc..... I could go on !
Marie
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| 3354.2 | Mince and pot pastry pie | EAYV01::JMAXWELL | SUPERTONIC | Fri Nov 29 1991 07:06 | 6 |
Marie
The mince and potato pastry pie sounds great, could you give me
the quantity of ingredients and method, for 4 persons please.
Cheers Jock.
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| 3354.3 | Stroganoff? | SAHQ::WILLARD | REMEMBER THE PRIME DIRECTIVE | Wed Mar 25 1992 13:42 | 7 |
I have a quick recipe for a version of Stroganoff.
Saute 1/2 sliced onion. Brown your beef, Add can of cream of mushroom soup
and 2 cups of sour cream. Serve with rice or noodles, preferably
cooked.
Cynthia
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| 3354.4 | TOPDOC::AHERN | Dennis the Menace | Tue Nov 16 1993 16:20 | 10 | |
When I was a kid I once spent two weeks camping in Scotland with a
troop of scouts from Edinburgh. Sometimes the language barrier got in
the way, as when, after hiking all day in the rain on an empty stomach
[which in a teenage boy occurs about every half hour] I learned we were
having "mince and tatties" for supper. "Mints!", I cried, "How can
they feed us candy at a time like this!"
Oh well, at least it wasn't cold, greasy pork pies again, or that
haggis stuff.
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