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Lyons Spaghetti***

Lyons Spaghetti*** Category Beef Recipes 
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DICK KATHRIEN BVXV78A 1 can -- ?

# -- ? 2 tomatoes Italian style

1/2 cup Cooking oil

1 pound Fresh mushrooms sliced or

1 pound Ground beef lean

1 can condensed mushroom

1 7 oz Box macaroni

Soup 2 md Green peppers minced

1 pound American cheese

1 lg Onion minced

Brown meat, onions, green peppers and cooking oil. Cook macaroni. Then combine all the rest of ingredients and pour in 9 X 13 pan. Bake at 350 for about 1 hour. From the cookbook ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 1970

 
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