Is Hamburger Tamale Pie as frequent on your family's dinner table as it is on ours?
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Hamburger
Tamale Pie
Ingredients:
1
lb. hamburger meat
1
onion, chopped
Garlic
clove, chopped
1
can (16 oz.) tomatoes
1
can (16 oz.) whole kernel corn, drained
20
-24 pitted black olives
3
teaspoons chili powder
1
½ teaspoon salt
1
cup cornmeal
1
cup milk
2
eggs, beaten
1
cup shredded cheddar cheese (4 oz.)
Directions:
Cook
and stir meat, onion and garlic until meat is brown; drain. Stir in tomatoes
with liquid, corn, olives, chili powder and salt. Heat to boiling. Pour into
ungreased baking dish, 9 x 11, or 2 quart casserole dish.
Mix
cornmeal, milk and eggs. Pour over meat mixture. Sprinkle with cheese. Bake in
350 degree oven until golden brown, about 40 – 50 minutes.
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When my kids were growing up, I had endless hamburger recipes. Yours sounds delish.
ReplyDeleteWE had a lot of Shepherd's Pie and Hamburger Soup - so delicious that my Mother made and taught each child to do as well as her. I am thinking of a nice Shepard's Pie right now or perhaps I will try your newest recipe. Have a wonderful day Karen.
ReplyDeleteSaucyKod, I love Hamburger Soup-- it's one of my favorite kinds of soup to make. And my version of Shepherd's Pie is to add mashed potatoes to the top of pretty much any casserole :)
DeleteKaren, since you live in Utah, I know we are in the same time zone -- it is 7:15 here in Colorado on a snowy, yes snowy and cold morning. Do you get up early to write or do you schedule your posts so you can sleep a bit later?
ReplyDeleteloverofwords, I schedule my posts but sometimes get up super early anyway :) For the Challenge, I've scheduled them all to go up at 3:30 a.m.
DeleteJust in time! I needed a good tamale pie recipe and here it is. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteOh. Yum. This sounds delicious. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWow, sounds so good and I have all those ingredients so I may have to make it for dinner tonight! Stopping by from A-Z Challenge sarann-rap.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI was just about to go and get some dinner on. I think I'll try this recipe out because it is spicy but sooo not something I've ever made before. The internet offered similar recipes with tortillas?! I think I'll start with yours. :)
ReplyDeleteElaine, I've never used tortillas in this recipe. I prefer the cornmeal topping because it really does kind of resemble tamales, which I LOVE.
Deleteokay, this ones sounds great... i demand a photo next time you make it... well demand is harsh... please.
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Jeremy, LOL, and my husband demands a photo as well, because that means I made it, took a picture of it, and then he got to eat the tamale pie.
DeleteThis looks as though I can replace hamburger meat with quorn? (As a vege, I find that's often a good alternative.)
ReplyDeleteJo, You could even leave out the meat altogether and add more corn and onions, or perhaps cooked beans instead, and it would be just as good.
DeleteDear Karen, I'm a vegetarian who is becoming a vegan and so this recipe won't work for me, but I copied it to send to my niece who often entertains. I see that "Jo" also is a vegan and I need to discover what "quorn" is. Peace.
ReplyDeleteDee, Did you see the Garlic recipe from yesterday? I posted a vegan meal idea with it just for you :)
DeleteThanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeletei made something kinda like this a while back and my family loved it---yours is a little different--i think i will try it--thanks!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds delicious! I'd have to leave the olives out for my husband - though I love them.
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I'd put diced mild roasted green peppers in mine. Just a bit of spice.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds yummy - I'm writing it down!
ReplyDeletePerfect family meal in one.^
ReplyDeleteMmm, I need to try these recipes, especially since I barely know how to cook and I need to learn. And I like hamburger recipes, except for Hamburger Helper. But your recipe sounds much tastier.
ReplyDeleteHamburger tamale pie sounds good. I like Tex-Mex-type meals.
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