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November 30, 2009

FOTM: Three Cheese Baked Mostaccioli

Bake at 350It's the end of the month, and time for Bake at 350's Flavor of the Month party!! This month's theme is "Traditions". Maybe you have a recipe from your mom, grandmother, favorite aunt or (let's not leave out) dad that is a family tradition? Maybe you have a recipe you would like to START as a family tradition. Head over to Bake at 350 and post your recipe and check out all of the other family tradition recipe!.....maybe you'll find a new "Tradition" (*December's theme will be cookies!)


I posted this recipe well over a year ago, but I thought it certainly deserved another post, especially a post about tradition.

Three Cheese Baked Mostaccioli
is a recipe that was always a specialty of my sister-in-law Bobbie. I'm so fortunate to have gotten her recipe years ago. We lost our beloved Bobbie to breast cancer over 8 years ago - gosh, I can't believe it's been that long - but we think of Aunt Bobbie EVERY time we eat her WONDERFUL Mostacciloi.

This dish is becoming a Christmas tradition in our family. You can make this dish in advance, refrigerate, then cook before serving!! It's a real crowd pleaser with friends and family, and serves a lot!

So grab your apron and lets get started - it's really very easy!!

Three Cheese Baked Mostaccioli
print recipe here

(approx 10 servings)
Ingredients:
1 pound ground beef
1 pound salsitccia (if you can't find this, you can use Italian sausage)
garlic to taste
45 oz Raghu Old World Style Spaghetti sauce
Italian seasoning to taste
1 box Mostaccioli Noodles
6 slices American Cheese
6 slices Mozzarella Cheese
3 slices Provolone Cheese

Boil your noodles according to the box

Brown the ground beef and salsittcia and garlic
Add Raghu and Italian seasoning and let simmer for about 15-20 mins.

Grease a 9x13 glass dish and layer
1/2 of your noodles
tear up 3 pieces of American Cheese and
3 pieces of Mozzarella Cheese
and place on top of noodles
(**placing the cheese on the noodles is an VERY important secret step)


Next pour 1/2 of your meat sauce over cheese and noodles



Now add the other 1/2 of your noodles
and top with other 3 slices of American cheese
and 3 slices of Provolone Cheese


Pour other 1/2 of your sauce over 2nd layer of cheese and noodles
Then top with remaining mozzarella cheese


Place in oven on 350 for 45 mins

Enjoy!


I also have this recipe posted over at The Pioneer Woman's Tasty Kitchen, you can get a printable version, if you need it, by clicking here.

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17 Comments:

Blogger Unknown said...

WOW! That last picture looks scrumptious! Thank you for the step by step pictures! I will have to try this one out! :)

11/30/09, 6:28 AM  
Blogger SnoWhite said...

fantastic! I love dishes like this.

11/30/09, 7:00 AM  
Blogger Hearts Turned said...

What a yummy looking dish--I love having recipes that remind me of someone I love! Handed-down recipes are so wonderful--they really keep us connected to the past...Thanks for sharing this--off to check out "Bake at 350"--didn't know about that site! Have a lovely day!

11/30/09, 8:08 AM  
Blogger Lollidale Farm said...

Yum! Sounds so tasty!

11/30/09, 8:24 AM  
Blogger Sandy said...

YUMMY, now that sounds like something that would get devoured quickly in my home. Happy Monday!

11/30/09, 8:24 AM  
Blogger Vivobello said...

Printed!! Thanks, Cheryl!

11/30/09, 9:09 AM  
Blogger cookies and cups said...

THat sounds like super yummy comfort food! Thanks for posting this!

11/30/09, 9:23 AM  
Blogger He & Me + 3 said...

my hubby would love this. YUM.

11/30/09, 9:43 AM  
Blogger bridget {bake at 350} said...

What a sweet tribute! I love how food connects us to our loved ones.

THIS looks incredible!!! Once I work through the 5 Lean Cuisines in my freezer, I am making this!!! :)

11/30/09, 10:23 AM  
Blogger Teresa said...

TidyMom!
Delighted you posted this!
I am telling you...if I popped this out of the oven and served it to Greg he would absolutley be THE happiest man ever!
Guess I need to whip this up!
Fabulous recipe!
How special to have a recipe to reminding of your Aunt Bobbi.
XXOOXX

11/30/09, 10:40 AM  
Blogger Jenny said...

I'm so sorry about your loss. It's wonderful that you have her recipe and it sounds delicious!

11/30/09, 12:25 PM  
Anonymous Liz@HoosierHomemade said...

That looks yummy! I have never used sliced cheese on mine, great idea. And I marked my calendar for the Bloggy Christmas Bash!
~Liz

11/30/09, 9:48 PM  
Blogger Dorothy said...

That looks soooo good!

12/1/09, 12:30 PM  
Anonymous denise said...

Looks yummy!!!! I put it down on my to try list!!

12/1/09, 4:27 PM  
Blogger marie said...

Thanks so much for sharing your sister in law's special recipe with us. It looks so yummy!

How wonderful for you to have this recipe as a sweet memory of her.

12/2/09, 12:15 AM  
Anonymous Lori said...

What a great way to honor your sister-in-law. She must have been a great cook because that recipe is out of this world good! I cooked it last night for my family and they loved it. The recipe is pretty simple too...which makes it even better. There was so much flavor to it...it was perfect...wouldn't change a thing. The first "wow" was when I pulled it out of the oven...it provides a GREAT presentation. Not sure which I liked more - the look, or the taste :).

Thank you so much for posting your Aunt Bobbie's recipe for all of us to enjoy. And, I am sorry for her passing.

Oh, and I appreciate the step-by-step pictures. I'm not a confident cook, so that helped me a lot!

1/15/10, 8:53 AM  
Blogger TidyMom said...

Oh Lori what a sweet comment - I'm glad you enjoyed it!!

~TidyMom

1/15/10, 1:11 PM  

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