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3 EASY Ground Beef Recipes I've NEVER MADE BEFORE! You'll ❤️ The Tasty Runza Crescent Roll Casserole



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Hey friends, what’s the first thing you grab when you don’t know what’s for dinner? Mine is usually ground beef, so I’m always looking for new ground beef recipes that I haven’t made before. And these did NOT disappoint – I found 3 brand “new to me” dinner recipes that were so easy and so stinking delicious we just couldn’t believe it! Everybody was in the clean plate club this week!
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Runza Casserole:
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Copycat Melting Pot Loaded Potato Fondue:
One package of Aldi white cheddar shredded cheese
-1/2 container of Aldi onion and chives cream cheese
-1/2 cup of a dry white wine (or could also use chicken broth)
-about half tablespoon cornstarch
-melt it all together and mix in chicken broth until it’s a good consistency
-add in bacon bits and top with more bacon bits and green onions
Also gave it some sharp cheddar and bits and bobs of whatever cheese I had. Sprinkling of regular cheddar too.

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38 Comments

  1. I am a Nebraska resident. I’ve only had the Runza sandwich, as you referred to it. The restaurant makes Italian Runza, And I believe some other styled ones, but I can’t recall what the other flavors are. I’ve never eaten it as a casserole. I love the Italian Runza, though. If you or your family like this, you should try to make it Italian style.

  2. Oh sweetie 😊 I absolutely love that Weight Watchers Cabbage soup. I specially bought that Weight Watchers cookbook for that dish. I use stew meat in that soup. Thanks for these great recipes 😀. Plus I love boiled cabbage too.😅

  3. I live alone, and I stumbled upon your channel today. I love the fact that you’re doing smaller meals! It helps me out, because I’m still used to cooking for 4-6! If I want to avoid having the same leftovers for a week to as many as 10 days, it helps me out so much. I also have a small freezer😢

  4. Yes! I live in western Nebraska and I have a Runza restaurant about 1/2 mile down the road. The Runza sandwich is very similar to a cabbage bun — very tasty. I am going to have to give this casserole a shot because the filling is my favorite part. Thanks for sharing and I hope your family enjoys this! Please take care and have a Blessed day ❤

  5. Nebraska Runzatic here <grin>. This recipe is basically the one I use at home. The restaurant ones are made with bread dough but I do like the crescent dough better at home. Runza will ship frozen sandwiches about anywhere in the country, I think. There's a website!

  6. Country Girl from Nebraska!! I haven't made this casserole but I have made the actual homemade runza but heck yeah I've had an actual runza but dang I'm thinking about making this casserole today!! Way way easier than all the prep to make homemade runways! Thanks for sharing

  7. You continue to inspire. Here in Colorado, we make Runza with American Cheese slices under the top crescent sheet & sauerkraut instead of just plain cabbage. Gives it a twang as you say. 😀 We are a short drive from Nebraska and they actually have a fast food chain called "Runza" and they sell "runzas" which are basically cabbage pockets in a sandwich form. Thanks for blessing us with your beautiful smile and fantastic attitude! I always look forward to more Momma Mel!

  8. Here's the runza recipe my cousin uses. It's pretty close to the real thing.

    Runzas
    4-1/2 to 5 cups flour
    1/2 cup sugar
    1 tsp salt
    2 pkgs. active dry yeast
    3/4 cup milk
    1/2 cup water
    1/2 cup shortening
    2 eggs, room temperature

    Measure 1-3/4 cups flour into bowl. Stir in sugar, salt, and yeast. Heat milk, water, and shortening until warm (120-130F). Pour into flour mixture. Add eggs and beat at low speed to blend. Beat for 3 minutes at high speed. Stir in rest of flour. Knead 3 minutes until smooth. Cover with wax paper and a towel. Let rest for 20 minutes.

    Filling:
    1-1/2 pounds ground beef
    1 onion, chopped
    2 cup chopped cabbage
    2 T butter
    1/2 tsp salt
    1/8 tsp pepper
    Cheese slices (optional)

    Brown beef and onions. Wilt cabbage in butter and add to beef with salt and pepper. Roll dough very thin and cut into 6”-7” squares. (I make 12 squares). Lay a piece of cheese on each square and place meat mixture on cheese. Bring corners of dough to the center of square. Pinch edges to seal. (Cheese will leak out if not sealed well). Place smooth side up on greased baking sheet. Let rise 40-60 minutes until indentation remains when lightly pressed with fingers. Bake at 350F for 20 minutes or until dough is done.

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