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Beef ‘n’ Rice Bake
"A good friend who's a missionary in the Phillippines gave me this casserole recipe," relates Deborah Schermerhorn of Colorado Springs, Colorado. "Chow mein noodles provide the nice crunch in this hearty dish."
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I messed this up and it STILL tasted good! I didn't have as much soy sauce as I thought I did and was just a tad short. Instead, I used some teriyaki sauce to top it off. I omitted the mushrooms as well because I really hate them. Also, because the previous reviewer said the chow mein noodles became soggy with the leftovers, I only put the noodles on the portion I knew my husband and I could finish that night. Then, we'd just put some on top the leftovers after they were reheated. I thought this was a tad dry when we first ate it (probably because I used a bit of teriyaki sauce and that's thicker than soy sauce), but the leftovers were quite moist! We will DEFINITELY be making this again! I loved all the veggies in it too, made it feel a bit healthier. I might even try adding in some chopped water chestnuts next time.
I have made this dish several times. It's easy and very good. My family always goes back for seconds. Not the best dish for leftovers because the noodles aren't as crunchy when you reheat it, but it is still a great dish!
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