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How To make BEEF STEW, PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN'S FAVORITE
Ingredients
4
teaspoon
oil
2
each
large onions, sliced
2
teaspoon
salt 4 lb lean beef stew meat
1
cup
burgundy wine
1
pk
frozen artichoke hearts
2
pk
refrigerated biscuits, (8 oz)
1
cl
garlic, split
1/3
cup
flour
2
teaspoon
dill weed
1
cn
beef consomme
1
cn
mushrooms (drained)
1
butter 1 x parmesan cheese, grated
Directions:
Heat oil. Saute garlic and onions. Remove. Mix flour, salt, pepper.
Dredge meat and brown well. Return onion to pot. Add dill weed, wine, and
consomme.
Cover tightly and simmer about 2 hours or until meat is tender. Cook
artichokes 1 minute less than package directions. Add to meat. Add
mushrooms. Mix gently. Taste for seasoning. Pour into 2 1/2 quart
casserole.
Crown with biscuits (brush with butter and parmesan cheese). Bake 15 to 20
minutes at 400 degrees.
Note: I usually cook the stew in the pot, add canned artichokes (not
marinated) with the mushrooms, simmer until the mushrooms are done, and
serve with french bread. Eliminates the frozen artichodes, canned biscuits, and
baking.
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A pie called macaroni, squirrel soup, and cottage cheese ketchup?! This isn’t Hell’s Kitchen. These are the favorite foods of U.S. Presidents.
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George Washington: Hoecakes and honey | 0:00
John Adams: Hard cider | 0:37
Thomas Jefferson: Macaroni and cheese | 0:58
James Madison: Virginia ham | 1:25
James Monroe: Spoon bread | 1:49
John Quincy Adams: Fresh fruit | 2:10
Andrew Jackson: Leather britches | 2:35
Martin Van Buren: Oysters | 2:58
William Henry Harrison: Burgoo | 3:21
John Tyler: Pudding | 3:46
James Polk: Corn pone | 4:10
Zachary Taylor: Calas-tous-chauds | 4:29
Millard Filmore: Soup | 4:53
Franklin Pierce: Fried clams | 5:22
James Buchanan: Cabbage | 5:42
Abraham Lincoln: Bacon | 6:02
Andrew Johnson: Hoppin' John | 6:27
Ulysses S. Grant: Rice pudding | 6:50
Rutherford Hayes: Cornmeal pancakes | 7:13
James Garfield: Squirrel soup | 7:33
Chester Arthur: Mutton chops | 7:58
Grover Cleveland: Pickled herring | 8:18
Benjamin Harrison: Corn | 8:38
William McKinley: Meat and fish | 8:57
Theodore Roosevelt: Fried chicken and gravy | 9:19
William Howard Taft: Steak and potatoes | 9:38
Woodrow Wilson: Chicken salad | 10:00
Warren Harding: Chicken pot pie | 10:19
Calvin Coolidge: Pork apple pie | 10:37
Herbert Hoover: Sweet potatoes and marshmallows | 10:59
Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Grilled cheese sandwiches | 11:21
Harry Truman: Fried chicken | 11:39
Dwight D. Eisenhower: Million dollar fudge | 12:01
John F. Kennedy: Fish chowder | 12:27
Lyndon Johnson: Texas-style barbecue | 12:48
Richard Nixon: Cottage cheese with ketchup | 13:11
Gerald Ford: Waffles | 13:45
Jimmy Carter: Grits | 14:06
Ronald Reagan: Jelly beans | 14:30
George H.W. Bush: Pork rinds | 15:07
Bill Clinton: Chicken enchiladas | 15:27
George W. Bush: Tex-Mex | 15:49
Barack Obama: Nachos | 16:06
Donald Trump: Fast food | 16:32
Joe Biden: Ice cream | 16:58
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