Poor Mans Chow Mein
Poor Mans Chow Mein has been around for years. An inexpensive meal that will feed a family. A hearty casserole with ground beef, rice, celery and onions. This has an amazing taste and is a complete meal in one dish. Anyone can make this simple and delicious recipe and it is sure to please!
Click on the link below for the step by step directions with a printable recipe card.
https://indianeskitchen.com/2017/12/20/poor-mans-chow-mein
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My mother used to make something like this when I was growing up. I had forgotten all about it until I saw your post. I’ll have to ask her about her recipe and compare. 🙂
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Oh yes please do and let me know the difference.
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I will!
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Thanks Amanda!
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It turns out that it’s almost exactly like yours! She says she didn’t use a whole onion, because my father doesn’t like onion very much, but that’s the only major difference. How funny is that?
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Awesome! It is an old recipe. Thanks for letting me know Amanda!
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Thanks for the idea for lunch today
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You’re welcome! Enjoy!
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It was fantastic, I left out the celery.
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Great so glad you liked it! Thank you for letting me know. 🥰
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Hot sauce and a drop of soy sauce and I’m about to burst.
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It is very filling..lol
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my mother used to make something like this when i was young, brought back the memories )
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It is really delicious! Glad to bring back your memories!
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I forgot all about this dish. My Mom used to make it a lot. Yum-Yum!
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We love this too! Thanks Robin!
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This is fantastic, I’m a vegetarian and making dishes like this with meat substitutes is so awesome!
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Oh I bet and what a nice change of flavor for the meat substitute. Thanks so much Ms. Kinney!
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It used to be a staple around my home (minus the celery and onions)! Really good! Just add soy sauce!
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Oh I agree, soy sauce is wonderful with this!
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Nice!
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Thanks Dan!
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Yum, Diane! Happy New year! xx
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Hi i had nominated you for the real neat blog award. Do check nominee
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This sounds so good! I’ve never really put together anything like this but it’s all things I love, definitely going to try it. Love your ideas, as always 🙂 Happy New Year, Diane!
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Thank you so much for your kind words! It has a great flavor so enjoy! Happy New Year!
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Looks good and hearty too (easy is a plus too).
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It really is…thanks Linda! Happy New Year!
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You too!
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