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by The Not So Desperate Chef Wife and filed in Casseroles, Main Courses
The crust of course is made out of crescent rolls (a whole lot quicker and simpler than making pie crust). And the pie filling is made up of all your classic lasagna ingredients minus the noodles. I almost put a layer of noodles in there, but then I thought it would be weird. And because there are no noodles in this recipe, I believe lasagna pie is even easier and quicker to throw together than a regular lasagna.
by Lisa and filed in Casseroles, Main Courses
Creamy and cheesy casserole with a little spicy flavor.
by myrecessionkitchen and filed in Casseroles, Main Courses
I grew so many beautiful cauliflower this spring I had to come up with some new ways to eat them. This was one of the best.
by Lindsay and filed in Casseroles, Main Courses
The definition of comfort food! A yummy casserole made of rotisserie chicken, brown rice, broccoli, and a from-scratch sauce. You won’t be able to stay out of it!
by kimmycooks and filed in Casseroles, Main Courses
A great weeknight family meal. Easily assembled early in the day and bake when you’re ready to eat. This dish also freezes well.
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grammabon on 8.14.2009
I tried this last night. It really turned out good. We sprinkled parmesan on
jenny86753oh9 on 8.17.2009
I grew up on this same concoction under a similar name of “SlumGum”. Brings back great memories!
wpoley on 8.20.2009
Wow..The name brought back memories of my childhood..My mom uses the meat, pasta, sauce, but used baked beans in a can! No need for bbq sauce then…Very economical..Try it sometime..We had that when the baked beans would go on sale!
carmelasmythe on 8.21.2009
ooh! Baked beans! I’ll have to give that a shot next time I whip this up!
motherbuzzard on 10.10.2009
My grandmother called this “slumgunion”, or at least that’s how we heard it. Yummy memories.
jemurphy530 on 10.14.2009
My great-grandmother made what she called Slumgullion on Saturday nights. She actually used all the leftovers from the week and mixed them together. My grandfather and his siblings always talked about how awful it was. This sounds A LOT BETTER! Can’t wait to try it.
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