Farmer sausage

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Scalloped potatoes is the perfect comfort food! But this is a scalloped potato recipe with a mennonite twist.

This post will instruct you on how to make your own Mennonite Farmer Sausage. Farmers Sausage has a delicious flavor that's unbeatable.

There is a distinctly Manitoba cuisine and I'm homesick for it.

If you’re looking for a flavourful, easy-to-make dish that the whole family will love, look no further. This smoky Farmer Sausage, Peppers, & Rice Recipe is simple to make and brings a bit of heat to the table. – Recipe adapted from “Life Made Simple’s ‘Sausage, Pepper and Rice Skillet'” What You’ll Need: 1 package Drake Garlic Farmer Sausage, diagonally ... Read More

This sausage and peppers skillet dinner comes together in a snap! You'll love the combination of savory sausage, bell peppers, and onions.

Get dinner on the table in under 30 minutes with this classic Mennonite farmers smoked sausage and noodles skillet meal. Made with smoky sausage, pasta noodles, onions, and cream, you’ll have a this creamy comfort food meal ready in under 30 minutes!

Another family favourite, it is the soup I often take to families when they need a loving touch. 1/2 ring smoked farmer sausage or 3 cups cubed smoked ham 1 large onion, diced 2 - 3 stalks celery, diced. 2 diced bell peppers 5 medium potatoes, peeled if not white thin skinned and then diced 3 sliced carrots 2 -3 cups fresh or frozen corn kernels 1 teaspoon salt and 1/2 teaspoon ground pepper Saute the sausage or ham in a soup pot. Add the onions and celery and fry until the veggies are…

Ingredients 6 medium-sized russet potatoes, peeled and cut into large cubes¾ cup / 175 mL milk2 Tbsp / 30 mL margarine3-4 green onions, thinly sliced2 cloves garlic, minced2 egg yolks, slightly beaten¼ tsp / 2 mL ground black pepper2 pinches ground nutmeg1 lb / 500 g uncooked farmer sa...

The question came up a while back, if we could share some recipes or ideas for bringing meals to others. Years ago, in my home church, I started a group called "Caring through Sharing", that basically meant that I co-ordinated the meals when a situation came about that someone in our church family or community was in need of meals. Either recovering from having a baby, surgery or illness, or when there was a death or crisis. Recently I heard someone say, "please don't bring Chili or Lasagna…