I'm looking for some good talks/articles to print and read on my flight tomorrow. Pretty please if you see this comment your favorite or make a suggestion! I'd really appreciate it.
I promised I would post this really easy and yummy busy day recipe. We affectionately call it Mormon Mama dinner, but it is really a taco casserole. You can cut it in half for two people. Gravel is pre-cooked hamburger that is frozen ahead for easy use. Cook up a batch of lean hamburger with chopped onion and what ever seasoning you like. Then freeze it on a cookie sheet. After it is frozen, break it up and put it all in a Ziplock bag for future use. You can use a little in soup or spaghetti sauce or what ever you need for taco salad, enchiladas etc. Of course, you can cook up fresh hamburger for this recipe too.
Cover the bottom of a 9 x13” baking dish with a layer of crushed tortilla or corn chips (Fritos) Follow with a layer of hamburger gravel, then a layer of chopped tomatoes, and then a layer of chopped lettuce Cover the lettuce with two 16 oz. cans of chili (with or without beans) the chili spreads more smoothly if it has been removed form the can first and slightly warmed. Then top the whole dish with shredded cheddar or Monterey jack cheese Bake at 300 degrees for 45 minutes
Great with fresh fruit or corn on the cob and warm rolls!! Enjoy! Love, Kare/mom
I really like the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series--really easy reads, so take more than one. But they're good stories and just nice "twinkie books" as Derek says. :)
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I promised I would post this really easy and yummy busy day recipe. We affectionately call it Mormon Mama dinner, but it is really a taco casserole.
You can cut it in half for two people. Gravel is pre-cooked hamburger that is frozen ahead for easy use. Cook up a batch of lean hamburger with chopped onion and what ever seasoning you like. Then freeze it on a cookie sheet. After it is frozen, break it up and put it all in a Ziplock bag for future use. You can use a little in soup or spaghetti sauce or what ever you need for taco salad, enchiladas etc. Of course, you can cook up fresh hamburger for this recipe too.
Cover the bottom of a 9 x13” baking dish with a layer of crushed tortilla or corn chips (Fritos)
Follow with a layer of hamburger gravel, then a layer of chopped tomatoes, and then a layer of chopped lettuce
Cover the lettuce with two 16 oz. cans of chili (with or without beans) the chili spreads more smoothly if it has been removed form the can first and slightly warmed.
Then top the whole dish with shredded cheddar or Monterey jack cheese
Bake at 300 degrees for 45 minutes
Great with fresh fruit or corn on the cob and warm rolls!!
Enjoy!
Love,
Kare/mom
As for good reads...did you read book 2 for the Hunger Games? Also, I really liked The Help.
You can always plan your Sunbeam lesson!
I really like the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series--really easy reads, so take more than one. But they're good stories and just nice "twinkie books" as Derek says. :)
Talks: Love and Law by dallin H. Oaks
Read The Book Thief
I was specifically looking for talk/articles I can print out, so thanks MB.
Thanks also for the book recs too guys
mom- stop commenting what you mean to be posting.
a good talk to print, is Elder Holland's address to BYU on Liberty Jail.
SOOO good.
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