Richard's Silver Turtles
- Ready In:
- 1hr 15mins
- Ingredients:
- 12
- Serves:
-
1-2
ingredients
directions
- Cut corn cobs in half.
- quarter squash.
- half or quarter potatoes.
- skin and cut carrots to about 2 inches or use baby carrots.
- cut onion into rings of your preference of thickness.
- seperate cabbage leaves.
- mince garlic cloves.
- double or triple up a sheet of foil that ends up being about two feet long.
- lay corn cobs about 8 inches from edge.
- lay squash and potatoes.
- top with carrots.
- salt and pepper.
- disperse garlic and butter evenly place onion rings.
- lay meat of choice, if any and cover securly with cabbage leaves.
- lay another peice of foil identical to the firt on top and roll edges in to make a "turtle shell" out of the foil for the food to cook inches.
- place on a hot grill and flip every 15 minutes til done.
- i think it would work with the same time under a broiler or 375 flipping every 15 minutes should work as well.
- let cool and serve.
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Reviews
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It's a tin foil dinner! Yay! I used hamburger patties for the meat and cut the veggies up so that they would cook in the same amount of time. I did add frozen green beans and mushrooms. I've never put cabbage over the top of it, but it was a nice flavor addition (I love cabbage). With all the watery veggies it's important to note that there was a bit of water in the bottom of the packet. I kept the meat at the bottom so it would stay moist in this while keeping the veggies on top. Easy to make, shoved them in the oven for 30 minutes at 400 degrees. Even my picky brother said it was great.
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