Meat and Potatoes...


woolybear

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This is one of my favorites of all time.

Sheapards pie!!:)

Here's a pic of a batch I wooped up a while back that inspired me to scrounge around the kitchen last night and dig up the 3 basic ingredients for another round.

Ground venny, cream style corn and mashed taters!

Added sauteed onions and a pack of taco seasoning to the ground. Taco Bell Salsa con Queso cheese dip on top the spuds and dropped some cooked crumbled Canadian bacon on top of that.

Last nights dinner has turned into breakfast and lunch too already today! Cant get enough of this stuff, lol. Could eat it every day of the week.

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  woolybear said:
This is one of my favorites of all time.

Sheapards pie!!:)

Here's a pic of a batch I wooped up a while back that inspired me to scrounge around the kitchen last night and dig up the 3 basic ingredients for another round.

Ground venny, cream style corn and mashed taters!

Added sauteed onions and a pack of taco seasoning to the ground. Taco Bell Salsa con Queso cheese dip on top the spuds and dropped some cooked crumbled Canadian bacon on top of that.

Last nights dinner has turned into breakfast and lunch too already today! Cant get enough of this stuff, lol. Could eat it every day of the week.

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OH. MY. GOSH. :jaw: That sounds soooo good. I am definately going to try that. Like tonight... Seriously.

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I gotta admit, I made it last night, lol. I forgot the cream corn though, never made it with that. Just taters, carrots, and snap beans (string or green beans to some of yall). The corn looks good in there though. It's really one of them easy left-over meals that you can dump your veggies from the night before into.

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  woolybear said:
Welcome to the forums nykole.

I did the layers in a 9x13 baking sheet.

Browned meat on the bottom,2 cans creamy corn, then the mashed potatoes on top.

Baked at 375 for about 45 mins till spuds turned golden brown. Add what you like to each layer, hope you enjoy.:)

Thanks! Yeah we will be having this for dinner very very soon.

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