Missouri recipes

To prepare the dish, simply layer the ingredients starting with potatoes, then onions, beef, and tomatoes. Continue layering until all ingredients.

This post may contain affiliate links. I’m sure that most, if not all of you, have heard of the slow cooker recipe for Mississippi Pot Roast. Here is my version, named for my state that we all found to be absolutely delicious. I went for low sodium -- not that you would notice -- lighter on the butter, as well as fewer peppers, to give it flavor, without heat, because not everyone (perhaps your grandmother) likes their Sunday roast spicy. Hearty, warming, and intensely flavorful, this is a…

I think the best berries in the world are grown in the Ozarks. We own a small berry farm, and this is one of my favorite recipes. It's delicious served warm. —Elaine Moody, Clever, Missouri

Yield: 1 pie

You may be familiar with Gooey Butter Cake, but probably the newer, convenience recipe that uses a cake mix, cream cheese and confectioners sugar. Well this, is the real deal -the original - Old St. Louis Bakery Style Gooey Butter Cake. There are several legends of how the Gooey Butter Cake came about, but long story short - somebody goofed! The baker was trying to make a traditional cake batter and accidentally reversed the amounts of sugar and flour. What resulted was a confection with a…

You will absolutely love this delicious St. Louis, Missouri native gooey butter cake that will become your new favorite treat. This cake is said to have been created to enjoy at breakfast or for a mid-day snack. If you have a sweet tooth like me, try out my Funnel Cake recipe or Beignets.

A mixture of various kinds of canned beans, ground beef, bacon, BBQ sauce and molasses. You can also used dried beans (see my notes below). This could even be a main dish. Even our grandsons lov…

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What is Gooey Butter Cake you ask? It is a super-sweet, rich, St.Louis original treat! I have made this recipe hundreds of times to rave reviews. My fiances co workers even go as far as to trade work for Gooey Butter Cake! But what's someone from out-of-town, or in my case, relocated Las Vegas, to do? Follow This Recipe! It's super easy...anyone can make it! ENJOY!

This recipe for this creamy, pecan-custard pie takes its name from the battleship Missouri, where it was said to be served to President Harry Truman. When the president requested the recipe, the chief steward refused, but decided to share it after retiring in 1970.The recipe was submitted by a Columbia, Missouri, reader for a Midwest Living pie contest. "I fix it a lot for company," says the reader. "Almost everybody asks for the recipe after they try it."