Mum's Monday Macaroni
photo by Color Guard Mom
- Ready In:
- 1hr 20mins
- Ingredients:
- 8
- Serves:
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8
ingredients
directions
- Heat butter, saute onions until transparent.
- Place in 2 quart casserole.
- Add remaining ingredients.
- Stir well, breaking the tomatoes into small pieces.
- Bake at 350F for 65 mins or til macaroni is tender.
- Top with buttered crumbs during last 10 mins of baking if desired.
- Excellent meal with sausages and a salad.
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I've had this recipe since the 60s but it goes back even farther. It was often made on Mondays because Mondays were always wash day. Wash day way back when took hours as you either did the wash by hand, or you might have been lucky enough to have one of those new fangled wringer washers that cut the wash day down to 3/4s of a day instead of a full day! There was not much time for cooking a meal from scratch on Mondays, & that's how recipes like this were born. <br/>This recipe is spot on for original ingredients, but it is missing the 1 cup of cubed old cheddar cheese. If you make it again, add your favorite cheddar, you'll find it tastes quite pleasing. Also, try covering the dish for the first 30 minutes, take off the lid or foil, add your buttered crumbs and bake uncovered for another 15 minutes or until done to your liking. <br/><br/> Cheers!
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I made this tonight and it was a big success. I wanted more veggies in it, so I chopped up some eggplant and a bell pepper and sauteed them with the onions and some garlic powder and paprika. I mixed together the macaroni, tomatoes and water in the dish, then topped with the veggies combined with one cup of cheese. I put a lid on for 50 minutes and then topped with breadcrumbs and Parmesan cheese for the last 15. Everyone loved it and had seconds. I'd definitely make it again.
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This is a recipe I've had since I was married in 1973. It was the only recipe that would compete with Kraft Dinner, that my boys wanted to eat. That's saying something I think. Its got a clean fresh taste, and they welcomed it as a tasty alternative that measured up. It can be adapted depending on the veggies you have to use up. It also is very economical, for the budget conscious homemaker in tough times.
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I love to make macaroni dishes for my lunches and this sounded similar to one of our family recipes. I loved that you don't pre-cook the pasta, just bake it in the oven. I cut the recipe to 1/3 of the recipe and the only change I made was to add some shredded cheddar cheese and had a delicious lunch. I also didn't add the optional bread crumbs per personal preference. I have enough leftover to enjoy a second lunch. Thanks for sharing. Made for I Recommend Tag Game.
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