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Greek-Style Rib Eye Steaks

Submitted by: Ruby Williams 
Because our children are grown, I often cook for just my husband and me. When I want to serve something special, this is the entree I usually reach for. Seasonings, black olives and feta cheese give steak great flavor. --Ruby Williams, Bogalusa, Louisiana 

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Barbecued Pot Roast

Submitted by: Emma Nye 
In New Oxford, Pennsylvania, Emma Nye relies on her mother's pot roast recipe when company is coming. But when she merely wants to enjoy the savory sensation with her husband, she can turn to this downsized version. 

Cally's Omelet

Submitted by: devin 
Steak and veggies are sauteed together in this delicious morning favorite made with egg substitute. 

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Veal Shank Fricassee

Submitted by: Jean Wright 
This recipe is from a cookbook my mother gave me in 1944, when I was 14. Inside the front cover, she wrote, 'When and if Jean ever gets married.' Well, this recipe, along with many others from the same book, has pleased my family for 55 years. -Jean Wright, Clarkston, Washington 

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Herb-Marinated Tenderloin

Submitted by: Sam Baderdeen 
Living In: Matlock, Washington, USA
Tenderloin (sometimes called filet mignon) is the king of steaks. It's lean, tender, can add any wanted flavor to it and it will absorb it all, and you can cut it with a butter knife. This is expensive though so only cook this once in a while. 

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Savory Garlic Marinated Steaks

Submitted by: Angie Gorkoff 
Home Town: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Living In: Tucson, Arizona, USA
This beautiful marinade adds an exquisite flavor to these already tender steaks. The final result will be so tender and juicy, it will melt in your mouth. 

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Filet Mignon with Rich Balsamic Glaze

Submitted by: LINDA W. 
Living In: Woburn, Massachusetts, USA
Beef tenderloin filets are browned, and then cooked in red wine and balsamic vinegar for a quick and simple dinner for two. 

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Sloppy Joe Sandwiches

Submitted by: Laurie Hauser 
This is one of those recipes that cooks love because it's quick, easy and inexpensive. Brown sugar adds a touch of sweetness. In addition to rolls, the beef mixture is tasty over rice, biscuits or baked potatoes. -Laurie Hauser, Rochester, New York 

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Mom's Meat Loaf

Submitted by: Michelle Beran 
If you're looking for a hearty meal, just follow Michelle Beran's lead. The Claflin, Kansas cook whips up this delicious loaf when she's looking for a downsized main course. You'll love the pleasant sage flavor and scrumptious sauce. Plus, it's easy to double for sandwiches the next day. 

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Stuffed Peppers for Two

Submitted by: Elaine Carpenter 
MY HUSBAND likes stuffed peppers, but my old recipe made too much. I devised this recipe to accommodate just the two of us. It helps to use a small-size casserole so the peppers won't tip over while baking. For color, I serve steamed carrots with the peppers, rounding out the meal perfectly. --Elaine Carpenter Horseshoe Bay, Texas 

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Traditional Salisbury Steak

Submitted by: Naomi Olson 
'Salisbury steak is a favorite comfort food for us,' says Naomi Olson of Hamilton, Michigan. 'I serve this with mashed potatoes, buttered corn and a salad.' 

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Mushroom Cube Steaks

Submitted by: Marie Ritchie 
WHEN my husband retired, we sold our home and traveled the country for 10 years in our house trailer. It was wonderful meeting people from all over. We tried foods we never ate before and exchanged recipes. This hearty, tasty main dish from a traveling friend has become one of our favorites. It's easy to prepare for any number of people. -Marie Ritchie, Apple Valley, California 

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Sassy Steak Marinade and Sauce

Submitted by: ERIN_STEELE 
Living In: San Jose, California, USA
A tangy marinade and sauce for all types of steak. Flavorful but not too spicy. Can easily be doubled. 

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Lasagna Roll-Ups

Submitted by: Virginia Foley 
SINCE our children left the nest, lasagna has been relegated to company fare since most recipes make enough for a crowd. But then I saw a recipe that rolled lasagna noodles into individual servings, and I adapted my original recipe to this efficient way of preparing it. Now my husband and I enjoy this entree often. -Virginia Foley, Manchester, New Hampshire 

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Grilled Rib Eye Steaks

Submitted by: Tim Hanchon 
'In summer, I love to marinate these steaks overnight, then grill them for family and friends,' writes Tim Hanchon of Muncie, Indiana. 'When the weather is not as nice, they can be cooked under the broiler.' The recipe makes a lot, so you can use the extra steak to make the two dishes that follow. 

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Barbecued Beef Ribs for Two

Submitted by: Margery Bryan 
I'VE SHARED this recipe with many friends who also cook for two. We all agree - small recipes are hard to find! This dish remains one of my favorites since it takes little effort to prepare and is so tasty. Plus, if you are serving a larger group, it is easy to double. -Margery Bryan, Royal City, Washington 

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Chicken Fried Steak

Submitted by: Judy Yackey 
'I've been the chief cook ever since I moved in with my father, says Judy Yackey of Kalispell, Montana. 'With its crispy coating, this southern specialty is his favorite meal. He loves it with mashed potatoes.' 

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Herb-Stuffed Red Peppers

Submitted by: Brenda Joyner 
We love to cook and experiment with new dishes, writes Brenda Joyner of Pateros, Washington. We found this recipe on-line but were missing a few of the ingredients, so we improvised. We like the results. 

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Veal Scallopini

Submitted by: Ruth Lee 
I found the original version of this dish in a magazine and adjusted it to suit our family's tastes. Delicate fine-textured veal requires only a short cooking time, something that makes this simple entree even more attractive. 

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Old-Fashioned Swiss Steak

Submitted by: Vera Kleiber 
My husband and I enjoyed this recipe for so many years, recalls Vera Kleiber in Raleigh, North Carolina. The sauce is wonderful, and the dish always brings back memories. 

 
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