This dish goes very well with any kind of meat roast, steak, baked ham or chicken. And, it tastes great too.You can use any kind of potatoes with this dish but for best results I use a mix of Yukon Gold and Red Potatoes

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Wanted to try something new. I knew mushroom Swiss burger are one of my faves. I like meatloaf, why not combine them? What could make it better than that? BACON! But I have limited time, and it takes an hour+ to cook, what to do. Bacon bits, saves you a good 15 minutes. Using lean ground beef stops the shrinkage issue. The wife loved it also. Give it a try. Modify to your liking, but please, post a review with your mods and how they turned out. I love trying them.NOTES - if you want some melty bits of cheese inside, cube some Swiss also and mix in. Grated just sort of gives a Swiss flavor thorough out with no melty bits.

Craving some warm comfort food after a cold wet snow day. Just hits the spot.

Generally, I serve this over grilled or pan-fried chicken cutlets or with thick-cut pork chops. Both ways are absolutely glorious.This sauce is surprisingly easy to make and will shock your taste buds as well as those of your dinner guests. Few would accept the truth that so few ingredients and so little work can turn into something so rich and amazing

This dish is inspired by the French bistro fare my wife and I love. The key is the bacon-infused cream, which sounds fancy and tastes amazing, but is actually really simple.