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Wood Chucks
Photo: flickr user
Augie Schwer
Ingredients
1 pound
ground turkey
1 pound
ground turkey breakfast sausage
1/2 pound mild
Mexican
style Velveeta
cheese
Preparation
1
Mix
turkey meat and
brown
in a little olive oil.
Simmer
until done.
Cut
Velveeta into small chunks. Add to turkey mixture.
Simmer
until cheese is
melted.
Serve
with rye crackers or party rye
bread.
Great appetizers. Very easy.
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Added:
December 1, 2009
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