Posts Tagged ‘hamburgers’

I always seem to have ground beef in the frezzer but only know a few things to make with it. I need ideas on what to make with ground beef. I already know how to make some of these… SPAGHETTI, MEATLOAF, SLOPPY JOES, TOACOS, HAMBURGERS, HAMBURGER HELPERS, ? Can you also tell me how to make them to?
(My oldest son is almost three.)
My kids have to like it. something that they would eat.

I’m making dinner for my boyfriend’s family tonights. Last week, I made them London Broil with mashed potatoes, corn, and macaroni & cheese, so I want to make something different. His mother is allergic to sulfates and hot pepper, my boyfriend and his father don’t like onions, his younger sister doesn’t like pasta, and I think that they don’t like seafood too much. I’m trying to stray away from hamburgers, hot dogs, and any kind of Italian, Chinese, and ethnic food. Just something delicious and American. I was thinking of barbeque chicken, but I’d like to hear some other options.What do you think I should make for dinner tonight?

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My brother and his family are having a huge bonfire in a couple weeks. They are supplying soda, chips, hot dog, and hamburgers along with a few other foods. No one is obligated to bring foods but everybody does. I just don’t know what to bring. My Husband is getting alcohol, but I would also like to bring food too. (I am not a chef but I am a very good cook, and baker.)
okay enough s’mores suggestions and why put something not even remotely helpful?

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