Make leftover egg, cheese, and greens casserole into a tasty pie using a saltine cracker crust. You can use the leftover dough to make delicious crackers.
Watch out; the crackers are addictive! Bake at 375 degrees for 12 minutes.
I am repurposing leftover casserole.
I added some leftover beef steak.
Break up the casserole and add to your filling. You can also add extra cheese.
The dough is ready to rock and roll.
Lightly mix dry and wet ingredients until you can't, and use your hands to form a ball. Add flour if the mixture is too sticky.
Cut the lard into the dry ingredients until you have a fine grainy texture. I use lard because it's healthier for the body compared to vegetable fat which is toxic because of the toxic chemicals used to extract the oil or fat.
INGREDIENTS
- 4 cups of white flour
- 3/4 cup of lard
- 1 1⁄3 cups milk
- 1 American teaspoon baking powder
- 1 American teaspoon of salt
DIRECTIONS
- Thoroughly incorporate dry ingredients
- Cut in lard until you have a fine grainy mix
- Add 1 cup of milk because I found 1 1/3 cup makes a sticky mess or put some extra flour aside. Add your 1 1/3 cup of milk if the dough is sticky; lightly add flour until the dough is firm enough to use a rolling pin. Don't mix or knead too much, or the dough will become gluttonized and too stretchy.
- Divide dough into the size pie you want. You will want about 1/8 inch thickness.
- Add your pie filling
- Wet the edges of the dough, fold over filling and pinch closed using a fork or your fingers
- Place on a cookie sheet, I line mine with parchment paper.
- Bake at 350 degrees for 20-30 minutes. The more ingredients you have, the longer you want to bake the pies.



For the filling we can you anything or no?. Because I like it to try it.
You can use anything 😁
This food contains delicious filling. Very well introduction how to prepare this pie. Currently many people going to prepare and eat homemade dishes due to the pandemic increasing.
I grew up when our food was cooked from scratch, and we never went out to eat; we were too poor, it was cheaper to eat home-cooked food. Also, no food was wasted. If there were any leftovers, we fed the scraps to the chickens and pigs. On holidays everyone made a dish and brought homemade food to the celebrations. Everyone had a garden and livestock. The extended family would help the butcher chickens or pigs and take home some meat. One family would grow potatoes, and the extended family would help with planting and harvest. Everyone that helped got a share of the crop. We didn't have to depend on grocery stores to eat.
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Good to see you again with kitchen steps along the steps for the preparation of the food, its looking tasty and delicious and hope you find a wonderful day all of your homemade food.
My husband liked the pies, but I ate most of them over the last couple of days😂😂😂❤️