The Stockman | April 2020

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ILLET PHILLY CHEESESTEAK SK Cassie Sonstegard

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er 1/4 teaspoon garlic powd ms 3 ounces white mushroo er 2 1/4 ounces green pepp se 6 slices provolone chee

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Where did you learn to cook?

I learned to cook from my mom, grandmother, and a good friend of mine. I enjoy making recipes that are handed down, as well as experimenting with new recipes. I love to try new foods!

Favorite tips and tricks?

My grandmother should get the credit for this one! She taught me a great little trick to tenderize meat (see opposite). Makes the meat super tender!

What is your favorite thing to make?

I have several go-to recipes but it depends on my mood and if the kids are eating with me because they are very picky eaters! If the kids are around, we like to be basic and have cheese burgers or steak on the grill. I enjoy adding skewers of shrimp, mushrooms, peppers, and onions to have with the steak, for the not-sopicky eaters!

What is your least favorite job in the kitchen?

My least favorite job in the kitchen is doing dishes. I would be lost without my dishwasher - and my wonderful husband and oldest child who are also excellent dishwashers!


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