Thursday, April 23, 2015

Recipe Week [P4] -- Beef and Rice

Continuing our Recipe Week ... From your postcard collector ... Recipes on postcards ...

"Delicious Beef and Rice"

Mountain West Prints published this postcard as one in a series featuring Mormon recipes.


This card is not too old ... probably '90s. Thank you for stopping by John's Island and stop by tomorrow for another recipe on a postcard.

12 comments:

  1. Good morning, John! Another great recipe.. I will have to try this, it sounds yummy.. Have a happy day!

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  2. I could just have a plate of that its lunchtime and im starving !

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  3. That's okay, John. I'll skip this one since I'm a vegetarian. :-)

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  4. Looks yummy, except for the green olives on it. Not sure that would add anything good to the taste.

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  5. This recipe I'm going to try, does not sound
    too heavy to me :))

    Have a great day!
    Tinna ✐

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  6. I can't eat beef as it has caused gout for me, so I will skip this recipe. :)

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  7. I like these recipe cards and now I am hungry :)

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  8. Looks like an interesting dish to try! Now I'm feeling hungry--I better see if I can help my mom get lunch ready!

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  9. Looks nice but I am not an olive fan though Ken loves them. : )

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  10. I had no idea that this type of postcard was produced until recently.

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  11. "Beef and Rice", a good recipe indeed!

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