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My aunt brought these to our October book club and now everyone requests them

My great aunt gave me this stained handwritten index card in 1978. These three ingredients have made an appearance at every autumn gathering since.

My grandfather used to bake this savory and sweet appetizer on crisp autumn afternoons and it only takes 3 ingredients to make a crowd pleasing bite.

Pour dry unmixed red velvet cake powder into the roasting pan with 2 extra ingredients to get a dessert so incredible your husband will be begging for more.

Dump raw unwrapped orange-creme chocolate sandwich cookies straight into the casserole dish with 3 other grocery staples to get a treat so delicious your friends will be begging for more.

Toss dry uncooked lasagna noodles in the baking dish with 4 simple ingredients to get a dessert so delicious your whole family will be begging for more.

My aunt served this at every holiday dinner from 1968 until she passed. Three ingredients and the sauce practically makes itself.

Throw solid unthawed frozen waffles in the ceramic casserole dish and 5 extra ingredients to get a dessert so mouth-watering your husband will be scraping the pan clean.

Toss dry uncooked rolled oats in the metal sheet pan and 3 simple pantry staples to get a sweet so heavenly your grandkids will be begging you to make it every single weekend.

Dump frozen solid whole strawberries in the 9x13 glass baking dish and 4 other basic items to get a treat so incredibly delicious the whole neighborhood will be knocking on your door for more.

Dump raw boneless skinless chicken breasts in the metal baking pan and 4 simple additions to get a meal so mouth-watering the grandkids will be begging for more.

Throw raw chicken breast tenderloins in the glass casserole dish and 3 other pantry staples to get a meal so delicious your husband will be begging for more.

Halloween Haunt Casserole: Just 4 ingredients. I make it when I want dinner handled hours ahead before the trick-or-treaters start knocking.

My grandmother made this every Sunday during the hard times and it stuck with us for generations. So simple and fills you right up.

My neighbor has been making these for her book club every fall and the ladies go absolutely crazy for them

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