quixdraw wrote:
This is one of Mom's recipes from the '50's. Can be dinner, lunch, or fabulous appetizer. Delicious and addictive. It starts like one of those old jokes - "first you soften a quarter pound of butter" woof! 5 eggs separated, 2 cups of leftover Roast Beef chopped, just under 2 cups of grated Parmesan, Tsp powdered mustard, Tsp and a half of Worcestershire. Beat the yellows till frothy, add all ingredients ex the egg whites. Whip whites to a foam, and gently turn into the other ingredients. Large greased pie plate @ 350° till firm and browned, 45 min plus or minus. Let stand for a few minutes. It will work with less butter, but...WTH! With just two of us, we don't do roasts often, so this was Boars Head from the Supermarket. If you do that, get thick slices. The veg, SOS, still fighting the Zucchini wars. The wine, to stand up to the seasoning, a Mondavi Bourbon Barrel Cab.
This is one of Mom's recipes from the '50's. Can ... (
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An appetizing cross between a roast beef hash and a crustless souffleed quiche. Save me a piece.