Maid Rite Inspired Sandwiches I was dying to make these Maid Rite Inspired Sandwiches. I first heard about Maid Rite, or Loose Meat sandwiches from the classic tv show, Roseanne. These ground beef and onion sandwiches are unbelievable simple but so delicious in their simplicity. Served with pickles and mustard and or ketchup they are absolutely addicting when served on a soft, sesame seed bun. This is a quick and easy dinner, served with a salad or a veggies. The full, printable recipe card is at the end of this post. There is also a Pinterest button you can use…
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Continue ReadingFavorite Roast Beef Sandwich This favorite roast beef sandwich has been my “go to” since the late 1990’s. Sandwich making is an art and I learned this craft while working at a deli all through college. The ladies and I would take turns making each other sandwiches. This is a concoction a lady I worked with made that has stuck with me for decades. The sandwich spread is made from mayo, tomato powder (or ketchup) chives and and black pepper with a hint of celery salt. Always filling and always delicious. This is not so much a recipe, but my…
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Continue ReadingTangy Tomato Fried Potatoes These tangy tomato fried potatoes make the best side dish or complete meal with a fried egg on top. Made with russet potatoes, fried onion slices, tomato paste or tomato powder and a savory blend of spices and herbs. A squeeze of lemon brings this dish together to make this dish the perfection it is. A great side to pork or roasted chicken. The full, printable recipe is at the end of this post. There is also a Pinterest button at the top of the recipe card so you can pin this recipe to your Pinterest…
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Pork Chop Surprise Pork Chop Surprise is a very retro recipe. I found an original recipe in a cookbook for “home economists” from the 1960’s. I took the recipe and modified it some. It is a very surprising recipe for sure. The surprise of the recipe is how all of the ingredients come together for such a delicious dinner. Bone in chops, creamed corn, parmesan cheese, and grated onion make up the base of this recipe. What comes out is a tender, delicious and very flavorful mix of salty and sweet. The full, printable recipe is at the end of…
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Continue ReadingCheeseburger Boats Cheeseburger Boats are a great game day snack or fun dinner. Ground beef, french bread, onions and cheese make this a delicious savory dish. This bakes up toasty and cheesy. Serve with pickles and mustard for a delicious meal. I had originally saw a recipe for this in an old Avon cookbook and decided to give it a try and make it my own. Some people call this “Burgers By The Yard”. Whatever it is called, it is delicious. The full, printable recipe is linked at the end of this post. There is also a Pinterest button on…
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Continue ReadingBeefy Tomato Shells and Cheese Beefy Tomato Shells and Cheese is an easy one skillet meal that is perfect for weeknights. Kids and grown ups will both love this easy dinner idea. Requires very few ingredients so it’s a perfect, budget friendly meal. The ingredients can be found at any grocery store and I have also found the seasoning packet on Amazon. The full, printable recipe is at the end of this post. There is also a Pinterest button you can use to pin this recipe to your page. If you are on Pinterest and would like to follow me,…
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Continue ReadingCrispy Chicken Tacos These crispy chicken tacos are basically a set it and forget it recipe. It can be made in the oven or the slow cooker. A jar of salsa, some chicken and water is all you basically need. The only work that is required is to fry up your taco shells before eating. Such a fun and delicious way to eat crispy chicken tacos. Perfect to make ahead too! There is a full, printable recipe at the end of this post. There is also a Pinterest button on the top right you can use to pin this to…
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Continue ReadingStuffed Peppers Stuffed Peppers are a classic Midwest Fall meal. Everyone makes them different and all are delicious. My method uses tri-colored peppers, ground beef, rice and amix of seasoning and herbs. These are a labor of love, but really worth the work for the delicious outcome. The full, printable recipe is at the end of this post. You can also use the Pinterest button at the top right of the recipe card to pin this recipe. If you would like to follow me on Pinterest, I am on there as The Tipsy Housewife. The Peppers I have always used…
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