Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, October 26, 1983, Page 7, Image 7

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    Portland Observer, October 26, 1963 Page 7
Beefy pasta pleases
Pasta and beef make a partner­
ship that almost no one can resist—
certainly not cooks and least o f all
children, both o f whom Uke the
combination for different reasons.
It's easy to turn a moderate
amount o f beef into four servings,
and that's one important reason for
cooks to rely on this standby. It's al­
so fairly quick to create a one-dish
entree on top o f the range with m ini­
mal expenditure o f energy. E ffo rt­
less meals that don't overheat the
cook or the kitchen are a breeze.
New variations on the macaroni
and beef theme are ever wafting in
from the kitchen. Here are three
that will disappear at any dinner
table.
Rotini and Meatballs features spi­
ral-shaped macaroni called rotini.
The ground beef is shaped into
meatballs and browned with onion,
basil and garlic. Canned condensed
Cheddar cheese soup, canned toma-
tes, kidney beans and cooked rotini
are added to the saucepan and sim­
mered for 10 minutes.
Spinach gives Ground Beef Flor­
entine its name and the macaroni in
this single-skillet meal is elbow­
shaped. Canned condensed tomato
soup provides the sauce that has
shredded
Cheddar
cheese and
cooked leaf spinach stirred into it.
Beefy Zucchini Mac capitalizes on
the convenience o f canned chunky
soup and the versatility of season­
ings to make a tempting dish with an
Italian accent in a flash.
The recipes are proof again that
pasta and beef are a durable and de­
licious pair.
1 cup zucchini squash cut in thin
•trip*
I «mall dove garlic, minced
W-teaspoon basil leaves, crushed
I tablespoon cornstarch
Parsley
In 2 quart saucepan, combine
soup, tomatoes, macaroni, squash,
garlic, basil and cornstarch. Heat to
boiling. Reduce heat to low, stirring
occasionally until thickened and
zucchini is tender Garnish with par­
sley Makes 5 cups or 5 servings
In medium bowl, mix beef, Ita l­
ian seasoning and pepper; shape
mixture into 12 meatballs. In a 2-
quart saucepan over medium-high
heat, cook meatballs, a few at a time
until well-browned on all sides, with
basil and garlic.
Stir in remaining ingredients. Re­
duce heal to low and simmer 10
minutes or until done; stirring occa­
sionally. Makes 5 cups or 4 servings.
G R O U N D B E E F F L O R E N T IN E
(N o i in Photo)
*A-pound ground beef
)6-cup chopped onion
I medium clove garlic, minced
1 teaspoon oregano leaves, crushed
I cup shredded Cheddar cheese
1 can (1 0 Vi oz.) condensed tomato
soup
2 cups elbow macaroni, cooked
I package (10 oz.) frozen leaf
spinach, cooked and drained
Generous dash pepper
In 2-quart saucepan over medium
heat, brown beef and cook onion
with garlic and oregano until tender.
Add W-cup cheese and remaining
ingredients.
Heat, stirring occasionally. G ar­
nish with remaining cheese. Makes 3
cups or 4 servings.
B E E F Y Z U C C H IN I M A C
(N o t in Photo)
I can (19 oz.) chunky beef soup
I can (about 8 oz.) stewed tomatoes,
undrained
I cup cooked elbow macaroni
School Menu
October 31: Soft shell burrito
with salsa, whole kernel corn, pine­
apple
chunks,
jacko-lantern
cookie, milk.
November I : Cheeseburger, let­
tuce, tomato, pickle slice, French
fries, orange half, m ilk.
November 2: Wiener wrap, tater
tots, apple wedges, cookie, milk.
November 3: Country style steak,
fluffy rice A gravy, carrot wheels w /
dip, banana half, milk.
November 4: Turkey pot pie,
tossed salad, warm garlic bread,
peach slices, milk. Grandparents'
Day
THE CATLIN QABEL SCHOOL
40th ANNUAL
RUMMAGE SALE
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M em orial Coliseum Exhibit Halls
October 27 ft 28. 9 A .M . • 9 P.M .
October 29, 9 A .M . - 9 P.M .
Free admission. Fresh merchandise dailv.
Don ’I miss our new Vintage Department.
Call 223-4219 or 223-9649
for more Information.
Ground baaf maatballa. aplral-ahapad macaroni and kldnay baana
ara aaucad with cannad condanaad Chaddar chaaaa aoup and tom a­
toes In a quick dish. Rotini and Maatballa.
C orned
B e ef
R O T IN I A N D M E A TB A L L S
'A -pound ground beef
'¿-teaspoon Italian seasoning
Generous dash pepper
'A -cup chopped onion
'A-teaspoon basil leaves, crushed
1 medium clove garlic, minced
I can ( I I oz.) condensed Cheddar
cheese soup
I can (about 8 oz.) tomatoes, cut up
I can (about IS oz.) kidney beans,
drained
3 cups cooked spiral-shaped
*
macaroni
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