What's for breakfast/lunch/supper?

[coffeedrinkintexan]

Crockpot pasta carbonara. School has started back and already am barely keeping my head above water, so I foresee a lot of crockpot recipes in the near future.

[Jeff Wrangler]

Crockpot pasta carbonara.

Ooo! That sounds good! 

[coffeedrinkintexan]

Ooo! That sounds good! 

And easy-peasy. Is it ok to share recipes here?

[Jeff Wrangler]

And easy-peasy. Is it ok to share recipes here?

I don't see why not. 

[coffeedrinkintexan]

I don't see why not. 

Sweet!

Cook 1lb bacon (I do mine in the oven, so much easier!)
then

Throw all together in crockpot:
1/2-1lb noodles
1 can cream of mushroom soup
5oz mushrooms
cooked bacon
8oz frozen peas (or however much you like, omit if you don't like)
4 oz cream cheese
15oz can chicken broth
2T garlic powder or 2 minced garlic cloves

Stir just to distribute evenly. Cook in crockpot on high x 30min, then on low x 2-3 hours.
Terribly lazy cook here.

[CellarDweller]

speaking of soup, I have yet to use my slow cooker, which I plan to make a nice batch of soup for a few day's meals.

[Jeff Wrangler]

That recipe sounds really good! 

I understand that Campbell's cream of mushroom soup is used in so many casserole recipes that in the Midwest they call it "Lutheran binder."  

[coffeedrinkintexan]

I understand that Campbell's cream of mushroom soup is used in so many casserole recipes that in the Midwest they call it "Lutheran binder."  

Hahaha! My mother the quasi-Midwestern Lutheran minister will love that if she hasn't already heard it.

[Jeff Wrangler]

Hahaha! My mother the quasi-Midwestern Lutheran minister will love that if she hasn't already heard it.

Does she make Jello molds in the liturgical color of the season? I hear that's another Lutheran trait.

(FYI, I was raised Lutheran, so I can make these jokes.  )

[coffeedrinkintexan]

Does she make Jello molds in the liturgical color of the season? I hear that's another Lutheran trait.

(FYI, I was raised Lutheran, so I can make these jokes.  )

LOL, not that I'm aware of. She's not a big Jello eater....maybe it's because she's ELCA, not Missouri Synod. 

To be even more blasphemous, my stepfather (they're not married, but partnered for almost my whole life) is Episcopalian.

Lots of religion jokes fly when we go home.