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Tag Archives: swiss cheese
Reuben Sliders – National Slider Day!
Today is National Slider Day. Chicago’s White Castle created the first sliders – two inch square burgers on a bun – in 1921. Time Magazine even voted it the “most influential burger of all time” in 2014. The term slider … Continue reading
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Posted in Sandwich
Tagged corned beef, hot, sandwich, sauerkraut, slider, swiss cheese, thousand island
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Ham and Swiss Noodle Casserole
It’s been a wild couple of weeks at our house – bathroom renovations, new heater installed, spring garden planning… So finding something quick and easy for dinner was important. I had some ham left in the freezer and a few … Continue reading
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Posted in Casseroles, Pork
Tagged casserole, ham, leftovers, mushrooms, noodles, swiss cheese
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The Nebraska Reuben
The Nebraska Reuben. A gooey grilled sandwich that is filled with corned beef, cheese, sauerkraut and Russian dressing. A bite of heaven. But who really created the Reuben sandwich? Nebraska! So the story goes… In the 1920s a group of … Continue reading