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 Posted By: Mama Mangia 
Oct 10  # 6 of 10
yes it is instant (granules) - and you can use broth/flour and thicken it - that recipe is more of a big batch - to store in the pantry and use as needed - I don't know how often you use creamed soups but they can liven up a meal as a gravy as well
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 Posted By: jpshaw 
Oct 10  # 7 of 10
That I will Mama. I should have known it was for a big batch when I saw "2 cups dried milk".

BTW if you want some inspiration for Louisiana "Cajun" cooking go to the chatter part of this forum for "Amazing Grace" in Cajun French.
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 Posted By: Mama Mangia 
Oct 10  # 8 of 10
sounds interesting! thank you for sharing!
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 Posted By: The Ironic Chef 
Oct 10  # 9 of 10
I have a large Calphalon anodized pan I use for casseroles. It looks like a wok but has a 12" flat bottom. I love using it for casseroles due to the fact I can get a nice crispy bottom to what I am baking. That's the best part of a casserole to me.
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 Posted By: Mama Mangia 
Oct 10  # 10 of 10
I'm another one that likes crunch! I also enjoy the bottom of the pan (garlic included) when skillet frying meats.