beef recipes for kids
March 8th, 2010
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Need a recipe for ground beef?
I am in no mood to cook and if it were up to me, I cereal for dinner – but since I have children I want them to have something more substantial than cereals or bread (besides, my kids were hungry an hour after eating cereal or bread!). I am looking for a recipe using Rice canned or boxed Mac and Cheese and I met the devil of a time finding one. I tried both the rice and Roni Kraft sites, as well as Allrecipes.com and can not find anything. Suggestions on what to do? They do not like spaghetti with meat sauce (my first choice).
Hamburger pasta, hamburgers, as his assistants, but homemade and healthy
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