u/jasthemadtexan

When my mom first married my dad back in 1984, his aunt gave my mom a cookbook and pointed out this recipe in particular as a family favorite. It continues to be, but no one I have asked knows who Hazel is.

Gimme your best guesses in the comments.

(And my great aunt who recommended it is the Patsy who submitted it to the cookbook)

Edit: Since Reddit has eaten my pictures, I am transcribing the recipe here.

Hazel's Special

• 1lb. hamburger
• Chili powder
• Garlic Powder
• Salt and Pepper
• 1 pkg. corn tortillas
• 1 can of cream of chicken soup (we always use cream of mushroom instead)
• 1 can Ro-Tel tomatoes
• 1 small onion
• Cheese
• 1 can Ranch Style beans

Brown meat and seasonings. Put 1/2 cup up(sic) tortillas in the tortillas in bottom of pan. Layer meat, beans and onions. Put remaining tortillas on top. Then add soup and tomatoes. Put cheese on top. Cover with foil. Bake 1 hour at 350°

Has anyone here experimented with using bingo daubers to ink linoleum blocks?

I work at a historic site and we’re gonna do a flag making craft for kids. To make the inking process a little easier and cleaner, we’re gonna use daubers to ink the flag blocks I carved. I have noticed in testing that the ink tends to move and clump when it sits for too long on the easy carve block.

While, these tests were on copy paper the craft will be done on cheap blank polyester flags so that may change how the ink is absorbed.

I’m considering about roughing the surface up a bit with some fine sand paper. Do y’all think that would help or ruin the block?