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VOLUME 1 - Kilimanjaro Foods

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Piroshki<br />

Servings<br />

1/2 c bisquick<br />

1/3 c milk<br />

lb beef,Ground<br />

1 lb chicken,Ground<br />

1 t oregano<br />

1 T garlic powder<br />

1 T pepper,black<br />

1/2 t sage<br />

1/2 t thyme<br />

16 oz corn,creamed<br />

1 pk lipton vegetable soup mix<br />

Heat oven to 350 F. In a bowl, mix the pepper, garlic powder, oregano<br />

and thyme together with the ground beef and ground chicken. Saute<br />

the meat mixture until brown; drain well. Set aside.<br />

Combine the creamed corn and the envelope of soup mix in a<br />

saucepan; mix thoroughly and heat until warmed through. Add the<br />

meat mixture; mix together well. The mixture should be moist but not<br />

soupy.<br />

Make the dough from the Bisquick and milk; roll out medium-thin on a<br />

board well-dusted with more Bisquick. The dough will be fairly<br />

sticky, so have a fair amount of extra Bisquick on hand to dust the<br />

board and the pin again as needed. Cut out 4" diameter rounds (I find<br />

an English muffin ring or a large tuna can works well). Take a scant<br />

tablespoon of the filling and place off-center on each round; fold the<br />

other half over and pinch to seal. (Hint: when trying to loosen the<br />

rolled-out dough from the board, use a metal spatula.) The piroshki<br />

will tend to separate at the seam in the oven, so seal them pretty<br />

solidly.

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