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arletta hot dish

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Recipe by
ARLETTA RUD
@Twinsgrammy2

This had another name, but now everyone calls it Arletta Hot Dish. A friend's family loves it so much, it has become their special meal for everyone's birthday, and they keep asking for it time after time.

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yield 6 -8 depending on appetite
prep time 25 Min
cook time 1 Hr
method Bake

Ingredients For arletta hot dish

  • 1 1/2=2 lb
    ground beef, cubed lean pork or veal (choose one)
  • 1 lg
    onion, chopped, more if you like
  • 1 c
    celery, chopped, more if you like
  • 1 lg. bag
    egg noodles, i like wide but your choice
  • 1 can
    cr. of chicken soup + 1 can of water
  • 1 can
    cream of chicken soup (or use any kind you like) + 1 can of water; more, if you are using two of each soup;- depends on amout of meat used
  • 1 or 2 can
    creamed corn (or regular, your choice)
  • salt and pepper
  • ARLETTA HOT DISH

How To Make arletta hot dish

  • 1
    In a very large skillet or pan, Sautee onions and celery in a little oil or butter for a short time...not cooked through.
  • 2
    Add meat, and brown lightly. Salt and pepper lightly; diners can add more to their preference.
  • 3
    Cook noodles till slightly tender; they will bake 1 hour, so not too much, while the meat mixture is browning.
  • 4
    Add the soups and water to the meat and stir till blended. Add the corn; if making a larger amt, use more soup, water and corn. It should be very watery/runny.
  • 5
    in a very large roaster, lasagna pan, etc., combine both meat mixture and noodles. I used a turkey roaster. Make sure it has enough water, because it will bake for ONE HOUR at 350 degrees.
  • 6
    IF desired, I have sometimes added a can of dried onions to the casserole during the ast 15 minutes of bakinng. Don't want to burn them to a crisp!
  • 7
    This is a very creamy textured casserole, and loved by all ages. The original recipe called for veal, but I have used pork on occasion, but most often use ground beef, about 85% lean. ENJOY! This also freezes well or keeps in the fridge for several days. Like all casseroles, it gets better with each reheating. ** Cream of broccoli soup can be used to get your kids to learn to like broccoli. I am allergic to mushrooms, but that soup is good, too. Use your imagination when choosing your creamed soups. No tomato though!
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