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Old 09-30-2005   #1
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Default Need some new recipes....

Being single and working form home most of the time I find it easiet to just throw stuff in the microwave or make boxed meals and the like. I want to try and eat some new and different stuff and actually COOK so am looking for some new recipes to try. I love to grill, and that's cooking, so any new grilling reecipes are great as I'll grill out in the dead of winter. :>)) But I also need some new recipes for the oven and stove top as well. Admittedly my tastes are likely very different than most because I never eat salads and only a handful of different types of veggies but there are others that would probably like some different types of recipes that I may not enjoy so lets have em all. Whatever you feel like throwing out. Can be extremely basic to a complex meal. Whatever suits your fancy. Mine is extremely simple and easy but when I make it I have a great meal and some good leftovers for a bit to boot.


Ingrediants
1 package of kilebasa
3-5 potatoes depending on how big they are and how many servings you want to make.
1 can of corn.


Cut up the kielbasa into slices
wash the potatoes and cut them up (peeled or unpeeled) into slices as well
Mix the kielbasa, corn, and potatoes in an 8x12" baking dish
Put tinfoil over baking dish.

* if you drained the can of corn you need to add a bit of water to the bottom of the pan (I always eyeball it so I don't know exactly how much water I put in)
* I always use metal rather than glass baking dishes so take that into account for baking purposes

Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Place in oven for 40-45 minutes. Take out of oven, stir, and place back in without foil and keep in until the kilebasa and potates have the desired "crispness" you like.
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