Railroad pie

I mentioned in an earlier post that Ole Sweetie-Pi is a train brain. He must have at least a 1,000 model trains (no exaggeration), his favorite lines being Lehigh Valley and Penn Central, though he collects them all from what I can see. We are owed by five cats. Back in the day of dining and sleeper cars, the Chesapeake and Ohio had a logo and a series of advertisements, called Chessie, the Cat ("Sleep Like a Kitten"). The sweet, sleeping kitten, tucked in a fluffy blanket, captured the…

Don't let the name fool you, this Texas Trash Pie is anything but! It has a little bit of sweet, salty, creamy & crunchy going on inside.

In a large skillet, brown the ground beef, adding the peppers and onions. When done, drain, and return to skillet. Stir in the corn, tomatoes, sour cream, and chili powder....

Railroad Pie recipe shared with us by Gina Smith & Michael Smiley. An American classic comfort food all in one dish, Railroad Pie is an easy prep, crowd pleaser sure to be a hit with your family. Made with ground beef, cornbread and pantry staples this 30 minute prep time recipe is a delight.

Wow! This is honestly such a cool recipe in both taste and presentation. Plus, if you have some hungry people in your life, these are sure to fill them up all while being inexpensive to…

What tastes like a bacon cheeseburger, but feeds the whole crew? This bacon cheeseburger casserole! An incredibly hearty dish, this casserole has the beef, bacon and cheese, all cooked in a deliciously decadent, creamy sauce. Add your favorite burger toppings at the table and dig in!

Texas Trash Pie - Graham crackers, chocolate chips, caramel, pretzels, coconut, pecans, butter, sweetened condensed milk, and pie crust.

Cowboy spaghetti starts on the stovetop and finishes in the oven, giving you plenty of hands-off time to prepare a salad, or a dessert for after dinner. If you don't have a cast-iron skillet, transfer the spaghetti mixture to a 13x9-in. baking dish before putting it in the oven. —Kerry Whitaker, Carthage, Texas