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            Meat STUFFED STEAK
            From the Kitchen of Moms_N_Me

            Category: Meat
            Servings:
            Preparation Time:

            Recipe Ingredients
            You will need:

            Large Soup pot
            Large deep frying pan w/lid

            Ingredients

            1 One pound flank steak (you will need a pouch cut in this if you cant do it ask you butcher. Pouch should come to within 1 inch of the edge all the way around. you will also need to soak this in meat tenderizer for about 2 hours)

            1 medium onion diced small

            4 or 5 celery sticks diced small
            (you should have equal amounts of onion and celery)

            5 chicken bullion cubes dissolved in
            1 1/2 cups of water

            3 eggs

            4 loaves of bread torn into small pieces (put these into soup pot)

            1/2 stick of butter or margarine





            Recipe Directions
            While meat is soaking, melt butter in frying pan, add onion and celery and cook until onions are a LIGHT brown, stirring often.

            Add the raw eggs to the bread
            after the onion celery mix cools some--add to the bread
            Add about 1/4 cup of bullion

            With bare hands mix all the ingredients adding more bullion until mixture is damp but not soaking ( you want the mixture to stick together and hold its shape).

            Now get the steak and stuff it like you would a turkey, pack it tight.
            secure the opening with tooth picks
            place in the same frying pan you used for the onions and celery ( do not wash this pan after you cook the onions and celery)

            Pour water in pan to cover about 1/3 of meat, cover and cook over medium heat for 1 hour. turning it over about every 15 minutes so that it doesn't burn.

            Slice it like you would a loave of bread, maling slices about 1 1/2 inch thick.

            This meat makes really crappy gravy so I use canned beef gravy
            Place slice of meat/stuffing on plate beside mashed potatoes cover it all with gravy. veggies on the side (peas go good with this).

            Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!
            Mr. MOM







            Meat Mr. MOMs Spaghetti and Meatballs
            >From the Kitchen of Moms_N_M e

            Category: Meat
            Servings: LOTS
            Preparation Time: LOTS

            Recipe Ingredients

            As in most of MY recipes spice measurements are approx. I just
            dump til it looks right.

            Ingredients:
            2 pounds xtra lean ground beef
            1 egg
            3 slices bread
            2 Tblspns minced garlic (I used dried)
            4 Tblspns minced onion (dried again)
            2 Tblspns Italian seasoning
            2 Tblspns Cilantro
            1 Tblspnn Cajun seasoning
            2 Tblspns Garlic POWDER (not salt)

            And the secret ingredient:
            3 Tblspns Soy Sauce (yes I said Soy Sauce!)

            **You will also need 3 cans of spaghetti sauce
            and some pasta



            Recipe Directions
            Combine all ingredients in a large mixing bowl
            (Just dig right in with your hands).

            In a large skillet add just enough olive oil to coat the pan.

            Over medium heat. Form the meatballs about the size of a pingpong ball.
            Cook them until they are light brown on all sides.
            While the meatballs are cooking. Open 3 cans of spaghetti sauce
            (I use Hunts Traditional)

            Add the same spices you used in the meatballs (no egg
            or bread). Use the same measurements.

            Into a LARGE soup pan. Place over LOW heat.
            As the meatballs get done drop them into the sauce.
            Stir the sauce often. (do a taste test of the sauce,
            I dunk crackers.)

            Add more spice if you feel its needed.

            After all the meatballs have cooked and been added to
            the sauce, cover, remove from heat, and let it sit for
            about an hour.

            For the spaghetti I use "angel hair pasta" it has a better texture and
            flavor (my opinion).
            I do not mix the pasta and the sauce.
            Put the pasta on the plate and add the sauce on top.
            Mr. MOM