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    Lee's Galley

    Wisconsin

    Chef #317716

    Wisconsin

    Joined: May 13, 2006

    Birthday: Jul 12

    2 reviews by Lee's Galley

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    Reviewed Fannie Farmer's Scalloped Potatoes
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      |  By Mysterygirl

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    Jul 30, 2007 on Food.com

    Recipe #15038

    Reviewed Hamburger & Cabbage Casserole
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      |  (1 person found this helpful) |  By Ladybug9769

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    "I just made this recipe for my family for a quick and cheap lunch and it was loved by all (even my 10 year old!. I used some cheap pre-made frozen beef patties instead of making my own so I used less water knowing the frozen patties are quite a bit greasier then ground beef and everything turned out great."

    May 13, 2006 on Food.com

    Recipe #100495

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