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mulligan stew [using hamburger meat when mulligans not available]

peel & cube a potato
large can of niblet corn - or bag of frozen niblet corn
 ... to speed cook time - microwave these together in water for 5-6 minutes as browning ground beef

either half a minced onion, or a Tablespoon of driec minced onion, add to
1 lb of ground beef - brown & drain

add 16 ounce can of tomato sauce, the drained vegetables & stir with
1 tsp salt
1/2 tsp leaf marjoram
large pinch of pepper

bring to low boil, then cover & turn down to simmer for 45 minutes
serve with bread & butter; serves 2-3

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I remember your mulligan stew, it was really good!

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The recipe is also one that can be expanded easily to accommodate more people

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Boojum thinks, "So you don't add any water? Just the Tomato Sauce?"

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Boojum thinks, "So you don't add any water? Just the Tomato Sauce?"
             I usually put in enough water to get the tomato sauce that didn't come out of the can.  And since I usually cheat a little and boil the potatoes & corn together as I cook the meat - the vegetables aren't -dry-, so there's no harm in adding half a cup or so of water along with the rest.


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