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    Quote Originally Posted by Standing Wolf View Post
    Turkey Casserole

    (amounts will vary depending on the size of your casserole dish)

    You'll need

    2-4 cups of turkey, cut into bite-sized chunks
    a half pound or so of grated cheddar
    1 can of green chilies, cut up
    1 can of cream of chicken soup
    1/2 can of evaporated milk
    either a little or lot of fresh onion, depending on how into onion you are
    several flour tortillas

    Brown the diced onion in butter
    Line a greased casserole dish with flour tortillas, cut in half - points up
    Mix all ingredients together thoroughly and pour into the casserole dish
    Cover and bake in the oven at 350 degrees for 45 minutes.

    You will probably find yourself making this in the off-season with chicken, which works just as well.

    Enjoy!!
    Okay, it's apparently too late to Edit my OP, but please listen up!

    I just did the recipe tonight - it's in the oven now - and after conferring with the wife I need to make a few amendments.

    First of all, the recipe as written is for a smaller casserole dish. If you're using a large one, you're going to want to double the amounts on turkey, cheddar, cream of chicken soup (two cans instead of one), and evaporated milk. If you have a small can of green chilies, that's fine - use the whole thing. But if you've got one of those larger cans, don't try to stuff all the chilies into one recipe - 6 or 8 of those large pieces, cut into strips, is all you need. And bake it for a full hour.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IMPress Polly View Post
    People actually LIKE turkey? I thought it was just something people agreed to tolerate for the sake of family!

    Seriously, Thanksgiving is the day of the year when I'm happiest about my conversion to vegetarianism. That way I get all the good stuff -- mashed potatoes and gravy, green bean casserole, dinner rolls, pumpkin pie, etc. --- All that work just to prepare the worst Thanksgiving dish! Why?...
    Ya, Polly, as do not expect this to be appreciated:

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