macaroni, ground beef, and Campbell's tomato soup
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM GOULASH!
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macaroni, ground beef, and Campbell's tomato soup
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM GOULASH!
My mother used canned tomato with that, not soup. Still, not my favorite food memory.
Happy Birthday, Ginger!
Maidengurl, good wishes for your DH on job hunting. My your stress level decrease.
I went grocery shopping this morning at the Berkeley Bowl -- I love that place -- so our 'fridge is full of produce-y goodness.
Still can't eat that.
hot dogs and Fritos? Yum!
They are, but not every night. Or alternated with the aforementioned tuna casserole.
Variety is good.
I don't think I've ever had the goulash/slumgullion/magazine casserole concoction.
(No surprise here) But I wonder if the camels thrived or died out?
THey did in Australia of course. In fact, I went to a trivia night where one of the questions was 'What is Australia's tallest feral animal?', and the answer, of course, was camel.
ETA: ah, it seems daylight saving has started in USland.
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM GOULASH!
It's, like, my ultimate comfort food.
few million people in the same state and mostly cool about it. Of course a couple days more of high temperatures and rain could harsh that mellow.
Laura, fingers crossed for continuing mellowness. You're being unbelievably good-natured about all this, too. I'd be a shrieking, frustrated mess by now, I think.
But then one of my all-time favorite meals is the magazine casserole thing my mom used to make, which is macaroni, ground beef, and Campbell's tomato soup, with bread crumbs on top. I have the taste buds of a 15th century peasant, apparently.
I think the Campbell's means you have the taste buds of a 20th century peasant. My mother's version had Campbell's vegetable soup, onion, green pepper and lots of Worchestershire.
one of the questions was 'What is Australia's tallest feral animal?', and the answer, of course, was camel.
I would have guessed 'human.'
I think the Campbell's means you have the taste buds of a 20th century peasant.
True.