Some of you may have noticed that I had a big Velveeta posting a few weeks ago. We enjoyed those leftovers for a few days. The soupiness factor was completely gone after being refrigerated. I finally used the last of the leftovers as a nacho topping. It was great. The recipe, however, didn't use all the Velveeta I had on hand. Last night, I was looking for some way to use it up and found this recipe.
My husband and his brother used to reminisce all the time about a meal their grandmother made them. They couldn't tell me anything about it except she called it shipwreck. A few years ago, I found this recipe online and made it for Jim. He took one bite and was in heaven. It was shipwreck. After all this time, shipwreck has been rediscovered. Now that I found the recipe again, I'll make this for him soon. Maybe even this weekend?
Shipwreck
1 ½ lbs ground beef
1 onion, chopped
1 can tomato soup
½ can water
½ lb Velveeta
1 can low-sodium corn, drained
8 oz pasta, cooked and drained
Preheat oven to 350.
Brown the ground beef and onions, drain. Add next four ingredients and mix until cheese is melted. Stir in pasta.
Pour into casserole dish. Bake until bubbly, about 30 minutes.
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4 Comments:
That is so cool that you discovered the recipe for the dish your husband's grandmother used to make for him and his brother! I'll bet that first bite brought back sweet memories for your husband! Very nice!
Thanks for participating in my Favorite Ingredients Friday recipe exchange. I do appreciate it!
I just saw this somewhere else last week - how ironic, I'd never heard of it before then and now 2 times! Sounds great!
I happen to know that we have all of those ingredients on hand.
Oh, yummy! I think I am a lot of them on hand too. Son and Hubby would LOVE this! Have a great day!
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