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The Western South follows the shoreline of the Mississippi River from the eastern border of Louisiana up into Arkansas, then heads overland to take in Oklahoma before slipping back through Texas to the Gulf Coast and the Rio Grande. Along the way, this sub-region encounters a number of cuisines, from the French- and Spanish-inspired cooking of Louisiana, to the beef-based barbecue and Tex-Mex traditions of Texas. Perched on the border between the South and the Midwest, Oklahoma and Arkansas serve as magnets for attracting the best cooking and food traditions of both regions.
 

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Chicken Taquitos

Reviewed on Oct. 11, 2008 by Mrs. Akin
I thought these were delicious! Even my very picky daughter loved them. Like others, I steamed the tortillas before rolling them. I also added one chopped orange bell pepper to the filling. Finally, I baked the taquitos after spreading butter over them. They turned out really well. This recipe is a keeper!
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Simple Hamburger Stroganoff

Reviewed on Oct. 11, 2008 by Carol A.
Very nice! Inexpensive and extremely easy to prepare, and husband was wild about it. For next time, I think after I combine the noodle mixture with the meat mixture, I will cook on the lowest setting stirring occaisionally OR just cover and allow to sit for about 5 minutes so that the cold ingredients that are added to the noodle mixture have a chance to get hot. I found a couple of cold spots in my food while I was eating this. Thanks for sharing, will DEFINITELY make this again!
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Barbeque Beef Casserole

Reviewed on Oct. 11, 2008 by SIGMA28
This recipe was very attractive to me because of the ease of making it plus already having the ingredients in the house. I used 1 lb. ground turkey and a whole can of diced tomatoes with chilis, undrained. I added a dash of garlic powder, about 3/4 C. frozen whole kernel corn, and over half of an 18 oz. bottle of "original" flavor bbq sauce. My mixture was about the thickness of chili. I only used one box of cornbread mix, which was what I had on hand, and it was Jiffy brand (sweet). This created a crust about 1" thick, which was plenty for us. One reviewer cautioned against using sweet cornbread mixes, but I liked the way it tasted versus the zesty meat mixture. My husband and I were pleasantly surprised by how easy and tasty this was, and I'll definitely make this again.
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