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Monica's Tallerini

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As my sister tells this story, this is the first meal Monica ever cooked for the Bauernfeind Family in New York when we were first married without any children, and it was a hit.  I hope you enjoy this as much as we did every year she made it.  Ingredients: 2 pounds of ground beef 2 onions, chopped (large) 1 bell pepper   1 clove garlic  1/2  lb. Velveeta cheese, cubed 2 cans chopped black olives salt and pepper 1 can cream of mushroom soup (or celery) 1 can diced tomatoes 1 can whole kernel corn, drained(original Monica's recipe called for a can of creamed corn - I liked the full kernel so I modified her recipe a dot)) 1 can Rotel tomatoes 1 12 ounce pkg medium egg noodles (large) Package egg noodles we used to use medium-sized, but the new "Large" egg noodles are equivalent to the old medium we used to use.  Don't cook the noodles all the way, say just 8 minutes.  They will finish cooking when they are mixed and baked in the f...

Frikadellen/Frikadeller

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While there are many variables to this recipe, this is relatively close to my father's recipe, with small changes sometimes noted.   Here's a link to a video my brother-in-law Warren and sisters Pat and Mary Ellen put together and cooked.   Here are the ingredients: 1.5 pounds of ground beef and select the 85/15 percent fat ground beef for better flavor 5 cloves of garlic, chopped/chunked 2 eggs Salt and pepper 1 medium onion chopped .5 tbs of  Worcestershire  sauce 1.5 cups of Italian-flavored bread crumbs 2 tablespoons olive oil or butter Real whole milk or half-and-half approx. 3oz Mix together in a large bowl the ground beef, eggs, garlic, salt and pepper, and the milk together with your hands in a kneading fashion.  After thoroughly mixed add the bread crumbs and continue to knead until the mixture is relatively smooth.  Form into oval hamburger-sized patties and place them in an aluminum cooking pan that the bottom has been coated in olive oil.  ...