Casserols/soups

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Here's my 2 cents.

Stuffed Bell Pepper Soup - all the flavor of stuffed bell peppers in an easy to make soup that is AMAZING!!
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Green Chili Pork Posole (stew) - amazing Mexican dish that cooks up like a combination between a sew and a casserole. You can also sub chicken or turkey for the meat:
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Mexican Menudo Soup - authentic Mexican soup. Regarded as a cure for hangovers. May not be up everyone's alley if they never had it since it has beef tripe. Sub tripe for pork shoulder chunks and you have a Red Pork Posole. Also done in a pressure cooker to be done fast with the tripe. Also my #1 viewed post of anything I've ever posted on SMF hahaha
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Wild Pork Shank Ramen Noodle Soup - when I hunt I save all the shanks of my animals for amazing braised dishes or soups in this case. Real Japanese ramen noodle soup is amazing and this is a close as I can come to making it myself it while using great pork I harvest myself
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Braised Venison Shanks - again I use my shanks and venison shanks may be my favorite part of the deer just because of this dish!!! You can sub beef or lamb shanks for this no problem. I go the extra mile of blending up the veggies and liquid so it becomes a gravy but you can leave it as is. This dish is kind of a mix between a stew and a casserole if you want to just mix in rice or noodles I guess (I prefer rice separately). In any case it is definitely out of this world amazing!.
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I hope this gives some ideas :)
Yep it sure does! Everyone of those looks good! The green chilli stew really stands out to me! Thats my kind of flavor! Thanks for sharing!
 
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Heck of a thread Travis! Cravings for some dishes that haven't had in forever and some that we've never had!

Ryan
 
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And all post it right on time for me. Heading home for a three-day quarantine as the grandbaby has covid 😥
Might be trying the chicken skin sooner as opposed to later

Keith
Sorry to hear that!!.
But deffinatly let us know if you try the chicken skin!
 
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My wife's family has a ton simple recipes like this they are all winners but usually need a thing or 2 to be perfect. I'd probably add an onion and some cumin to that. Thanks for sharing! Can you elaborate on the green salsa? Not sure we have that here.

I just bookmarked Rich's spaetzle but one cool hack I learned is store bought gnocci also works well as a sub.

My suggestions: mulligatawny, chicken paprikash, and frittata.
I should have called it by its real name, Salsa Verde. I get it in the refrigerator section with the other fresh salsas. But it does come in a jar or a can. A google search will show you other options. 5DA7DA0E-D0BF-478E-9C79-69713299A41F.jpeg
 
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Travis, we have made this a few times… really tasty IMO. This is tropics tropics recipe!

 
Travis, we have made this a few times… really tasty IMO. This is tropics tropics recipe!

That looks really good! Thanks for sharing that!! This is will be added to the list as well!

tropics tropics nice work on this one!
 
Several casseroles that pop to mind would be a simple tater tot casserole, Sheperds pie, home made chicken pot pie, chicken and dumplings and Jalapeno popper casserole. The last one my wife makes and its the BOMB. These are all great comfort foods for a crappy winters day.

Soups a ham and potato chowder , loaded baked potato or Mexican tortilla soup all sound tasty to me.
 
And all post it right on time for me. Heading home for a three-day quarantine as the grandbaby has covid 😥
Might be trying the chicken skin sooner as opposed to later

Keith
Hope she gets better soon! And the rest of your family stays healthy!

And I think crispy chicken skin is what grandma would recommend!

Ryan
 
Several casseroles that pop to mind would be a simple tater tot casserole, Sheperds pie, home made chicken pot pie, chicken and dumplings and Jalapeno popper casserole. The last one my wife makes and its the BOMB. These are all great comfort foods for a crappy winters day.

Soups a ham and potato chowder , loaded baked potato or Mexican tortilla soup all sound tasty to me.
We always have turkey pot pie after the holiday with the leftovers.. That's deffinatly a real comfort food!
The jalapeno popper casserole is right up Ryders ally... If your wife doesnt mind could you share the recipe?
 
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