Railroad Pie

"This is a very inexpensive and easy recipe that my grandmother gave me."
 
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Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Brown ground beef with onion in skillet, stirring until ground beef is crumbly; drain.
  • Stir in corn, green pepper, soup, water, chili powder, and salt.
  • Simmer for 15-20 minutes.
  • Pour into 2 1/2 quart baking dish.
  • Combine cornmeal mix, egg and oil in bowl; mix well.
  • Spoon over casserole.
  • Bake at 350 degrees or until topping is brown.

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Reviews

  1. Not bad! DH and I enjoyed very much. I didn't read the directions very good and poured the whole box of cornbread into the mixing bowl. When it looked funny I read the ingredients again and realized I should have put only 3/4 cup. I ended up adding milk as per the box instructions (to make up for my screw-up) and it turned out just fine. I would highly recommend doing it this way anyway. I had barely enough mix to spread over the entire casserole as it was. We felt the pie could have used some beans such as garbanzo or kidney beans. Also, we used Turkey instead of beef and felt the turkey didn't give it as much flavor had we used beef. Next time we will ONLY USE BEEF. Other than that, it was very good.
     
  2. Yeah! Sort of tamale pie. Good stuff. The only thing I did differently was use a package of Jiffy cornbread which uses milk. A good everyday sort of casserole and it made enough for two meals for DH and me.
     
  3. I added a can of mixed beans to thicken and a tablespoon of milk to the cornbread topping which seemed too dry. I baked for 20 minutes. My family really enjoyed!
     
  4. YUUM! I did make a couple changes, mostly due to the fact i didn't have the ingredients. Instead of green peppers, i used roasted red peppers from a jar, dumped some diced green chilles in for a little color, used Garlic salt (i like things a little saltier) threw in a couple shakes of cayenne and Tiger sauce also used Tomato Bisque soup because i didn't have regular, and last but not least used 1/4 can of tomato paste to thicken it up nicely... MMMmmmmm.... it's in the oven baking right now but the filling tastes premo! Thanks so much!
     
  5. Made this for supper tonight and it was really good. The only change I made was I used ground chicken instead of beef. It is a very cheap and easy meal. I will make this again for sure. Thanks for posting.
     
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  1. YUUM! I did make a couple changes, mostly due to the fact i didn't have the ingredients. Instead of green peppers, i used roasted red peppers from a jar, dumped some diced green chilles in for a little color, used Garlic salt (i like things a little saltier) threw in a couple shakes of cayenne and Tiger sauce also used Tomato Bisque soup because i didn't have regular, and last but not least used 1/4 can of tomato paste to thicken it up nicely... MMMmmmmm.... it's in the oven baking right now but the filling tastes premo! Thanks so much!
     
  2. Not bad! DH and I enjoyed very much. I didn't read the directions very good and poured the whole box of cornbread into the mixing bowl. When it looked funny I read the ingredients again and realized I should have put only 3/4 cup. I ended up adding milk as per the box instructions (to make up for my screw-up) and it turned out just fine. I would highly recommend doing it this way anyway. I had barely enough mix to spread over the entire casserole as it was. We felt the pie could have used some beans such as garbanzo or kidney beans. Also, we used Turkey instead of beef and felt the turkey didn't give it as much flavor had we used beef. Next time we will ONLY USE BEEF. Other than that, it was very good.
     

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