South Americans

"This concoction was made when the peppers were fresh on the Iron Range in MN. Best if canned but sometimes frozen. Great on crackers."
 
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Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
15
Yields:
10 lbs
Serves:
100
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ingredients

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directions

  • Finely chop all peppers, parsely, celery, spinach and mushrooms.
  • Brown beef and pork.
  • Add ground Pepperoni .
  • Add everything else to the pot and simmer 20-30 minutes until it is all cooked through.
  • Can or Freeze.

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  1. This recipe is wonderful. It taste like home. I am from Dululth, MN and we grew up on this food!!!<br/>I love it!!!!! We made ours a little different, but this is great! <br/>We made ours like a sloppy Joe with Endive and escerole, fennel seel and garlic. Ground Veal along with Hot italian sausage and ground pork. Amazing how we have different ingrediants and it taste so much alike. Melt in your mouth!!!!
     
  2. I am also from the iron range and grew up on this my grandma makes this slightly different but this is the most delicious thing you'll ever try you can put it on so many things or just eat it plain. Just this week I make breakfast potatoes with basted eggs and then topped that with South American and Mexican shredded cheese it was delicious!
     
  3. Been looking for this recipe! I'm from the Iron Range as well. Haven't tasted these since I was a kid! Can't wait to make it. Thank you for posting this!
     
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