Our eew dish was tuna casserole. Somehow it really did hit the spot. This one sounds like it does the same thing. Thanks for sharing - the story AND the recipe with Presto Pasta Nights.
Ruth | Homepage | Fri.22.Jun.07 - 3:51 pm | #

We had a lot of recipes like this growing up. The classic church cookbooks around here have about 30 versions, several of which are made with cream of something soup. Somehow they are always good when you need a little comfort!
Amy (the American best friend) | Sat.23.Jun.07 - 2:55 am | #

hey where i come from (the american middle west) that has a name: HOTDISH.

served in lutheran church basements all over the upper midwest.

(which part of the US is your husband from?)
laurie | Homepage | Sat.23.Jun.07 - 12:18 pm | #

You know what's funny? I know that you're sharing these recipes so that we could theoretically make them, but what they REALLY do is make me want to come to your house for dinner!!
Absolutely Bananas | Homepage | Sat.23.Jun.07 - 4:46 pm | #

Oh, man, this looks so good! Thanks for sharing!
Mama Russell | Homepage | Mon.25.Jun.07 - 4:46 pm | #

Thanks for sharing this - it looks delicious (even though it sounds ewey I'll let you know how my picky eater does with it!
Karen@FamilyBriefs.com | Homepage | Tue.26.Jun.07 - 3:18 am | #

If you or anyone you know, is looking for a copy of Miss Hullings Favorite Recipes, I have one for sale on Ebay. The item number is: 370047104468. Thank you.
Jeri Webb | Tue.29.Apr.08 - 12:14 am | #

My aunt, a home economics teacher in Jefferson City, MO, gave me this recipe around 35 years ago and told me it came from Miss Hullings in St. Louis. I have passed it on to MANY people throughout the US...including Dallas, TX where i expanded it times ten for a church event!
Judy Budde | Fri.26.Sep.08 - 9:25 pm | #