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a simple layered dish that is so easy to make. Makes a superb dinner.
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- 1 1⁄2 lbs lean ground chuck
- 6 medium potatoes, thinly sliced, and divided
- 1 onion, thinly sliced, and divided
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt, divided
- 1⁄2 teaspoon black pepper, divided
- 1 (15 ounce) can corn, undrained and divided
- 1 (15 ounce) can peas, undrained and divided
- 1⁄4 cup water
- 1 (10 3/4 ounce) canfat-free low-sodium cream of mushroom soup
- Brown ground chuck in non stick skillet, then create the following layers in slow cooker.
- Layer 1, 1/4 of potatoes, 1/2 of the onions, salt, and pepper.
- Layer 2 half can of corn.
- Layer 3 one fourth of the potatoes.
- Layer 4 half can of peas.
- Layer 5 one fourth of the potatoes, mixed with remaining onions, salt, and pepper.
- Layer 6 remaining corn.
- Layer 7 remaining potatoes.
- Layer 8 remaining peas and water.
- Layer 9 ground chuck.
- Layer 10 mushroom soup.
- Cover and cook on high for 4 hours.
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I was sure this would be a hit and it was. I keep my ground beef in one pound packages in the freezer so I cut the meet down to one pound and used frozen peas. I was also dismayed to find I didn't have enough potatoes and all the stores were closed for Victoria Day. I substituted frozen hash brown patties and they worked out beautifully. Next time I'll use the sliced potatoes called for in the recipe. Thanks for sharing.
This was so easy and very tasty...just the thing for a winters day.
The entire family enjoyed this, and the only change I made was to pour some good old onion Bisto (the UK's favourite brand of gravy!) over when I served it, due to the insistence of the kids.
Thanks for a really economical,simple and tasty recipe.
This was very hearty and tasty, and boy did it make a lot of food!! We have big appetites but DH and I agreed that there is enough here for two family dinners (paired with a green salad). I used 1 lb ground beef and about 2 lbs potatoes. For the veggies I used the peas then half corn and half green beans, all frozen. The only change I will make in the future is to add a bit more salt, maybe a sprinkle on each layer. Thanks for posting! Made for Went to Market tag.


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The Gallery Players is a very cool theater group in Park Slope, where they're currently doing a strong production of Dreamgirls, giving it more intimacy than some of the splashier versions that have been mounted through the years.
And the entertainment started before the curtain, when the director told the audience about other revivals they'd be doing.
"The Pajama Game, " he said, smiling. "And Equus, A Little Night Music, Rent..." The audience was politely attentive throughout that list, taking mental notes as to what they planned to get tickets for.
And then he said: "Medea..." And suddenly, a woman started shrieking from the fifth row: "Ooh! That one I want to see!!!! Oooh!!!"
I flinched and started wondering: Does anyone really get that hopped up with excitement about seeing Medea? Does anyone start yelping in public about their sheer elation at the prospect of watching the crazy lady kill her two kids?
Well, by time the show ended, I'd had some time to process this weird outburst and started sensing what was up. I cornered the woman and asked, "You didn't think he meant Tyler Perry's Madea, did you?" I was a little bit afraid she'd slap me and say, "How dare you! I know my Greek dramas!" But it turned out I was right. She thought the theater company was going to apply their finest thesping skills to a Madea show!
When I told her that what was actually going to be performed was a Euripides tragedy, she was way less interested--especially when I explained that it's not a musical.
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January was a busy start to the new year in the Linux community. Filled with the first conferences of 2006 – such as the widely acclaimed LinuxConf AU (more on that later) – it was also a time to begin planning many of the other events coming up later this year. 2006 promises to bring many interesting technological developments, but also, hopefully, this year will prove to be yet another important year for Linux advocacy and a time to "make the switch" for many more people around the world. My sister is one person who made the switch to Linux a year or so ago. Having come from a mostly Windows background, she found using Ubuntu surprisingly straightforward. Of course, she just happens to have my brother-in-law (a python developer working on Linux) to help out when things break. Still, I'm encouraged by how far we've already come with a great set of alternatives for those just starting out – especially the much improved Open Office 2.0 and an ever improving general desktop experience. I'm not going to say this year will be a breakthrough for Linux on the desktop (it's probably not quite at that point yet), but we're getting close.
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Packaging buyers tend to stick with branded products because they're familiar with them and they know what they are getting. Generally, most successful packaging suppliers follow a strategy based on building brands.
What comes to your mind when you think of Bubble Wrap, Tyvek, and Valeron? These are all well recognized brand names in the packaging industry that are known not for what they are made out of but for what they do. Their suppliers — Sealed Air Corp., DuPont and Valeron Strength Films (formerly Van Leer Flexibles), respectively — could completely change the underlying material of construction, but their users will continue to buy these as long as they perform the functions that the brand is associated with.
Despite this, it continues to amaze me that the number of well recognized brands in the packaging industry is still so small. Our industry has been so focused on product attributes, manufacturing capabilities and materials of construction that we have failed to build brands.
The traditional approach to marketing in our industry has been rather product-centric. The basic assumption has been that if your product is superior to competitive offerings, customers will simply rush to buy it. Secondly, it has been generally believed that the customer is technical-competent enough to disregard the marketing message and evaluate the product strictly on its attributes and performance.
Thirdly, customers have been successful in commoditizing packaging materials so that they can negotiate better prices, and suppliers have fallen into this trap by introducing products that are practically indistinguishable from competitive products (or, in other words, customers do not always like brands because they are reluctant to pay premium pricing).
But why do companies continue to buy branded products despite the availability of cheaper/better alternatives? The answer is relatively simple: because they are guaranteed a definite level of performance on a consistent basis.
Developing brand equity
To develop brand equity, packaging suppliers must consider a number of factors regarding their product(s):
Performance: While the basic concepts of brand equity in the packaging industry are the same as those for consumer products, there are a few subtle differences. While heavy advertising with creative commercials may lead to building a consumer brand, this is not enough in our industry. Remember, the customers of these products are knowledgeable enough to still evaluate a product on its merits. Thus, you have to make sure that your product is as good as other competitive products.
Innovation: Product innovation is extremely critical to buyers of packaging materials. As companies struggle with either increasing shelf-appeal or reducing damage during shipping, they look to their packaging supplier for innovative solutions. Make sure that your product development does not become stagnant. Instead, as customers' needs change, your product must continue to operate at the cutting edge.
Addressing product problems: There are innumerable examples of how companies can destroy years of brand equity simply by poor handling of product problems. The only time when product problems do not affect brand equity is when management reacts responsibly by immediately addressing the issue. My simple recommendation is to address a product problem immediately rather than denying it or blaming others.
Features and benefits: Suppliers of high-tech products get so enamored with the properties of their products that they fail to fully advertise what the product does for the customer. While charts and tables are needed, make sure that you connect the features with the benefits. Thus, the advertising message has to strongly emphasize how the product will add value to the user.
Co-branding: Consider a co-branding campaign with your key customers. Perhaps a clearly visible logo on a bag of potato chips with the message "Packaged in [name of packaging product]." While a company like Intel can successfully market an extremely high-tech product to an average consumer, packaging companies do not establish a similar connection with the consumers when packaging might very well be the reason they buy the product.
Look at products as brands: The most important approach to building a brand is to completely redefine the way you internally look at your products. If you think of yourself merely as a supplier of products that have certain attributes similar or better than other products in the marketplace, your customers will perceive these in the same manner and will compare them accordingly. If you think of yourself as a seller of brands that make your customers' brands even stronger, your customers will start setting your products apart from competitive products.
Impact of brand equity on profitability
There is no hard evidence at this time that developing brand equity alone will necessarily result in higher profitability. However, my limited research shows that most successful packaging companies follow a strategy based on building brands. It is increasingly important to do so at this time when emergence of e-marketplaces is based on essentially eliminating product differentiation.
I can clearly visualize a future in which a product will either be a brand or a commodity. The former will demand premium pricing while the latter will be traded on an online exchange like any other commodity. Where do you want your products to be?
Labels: brand management, innovation, marketing, packaging industry, profitability
Packaging buyers are becoming increasing comfortable with using the Internet as a tool to find information prior to making a purchasing decision. Companies who provide effective content and interactivity on their site will grab the most eyeballs and, hence, maximize profits.The Internet has fundamentally changed the manner in which we obtain information and the amount of information that can be accessed. Remember the days when someone in your organization was able to obtain your competitor's price list or data sheets or organization chart? It would go into a file marked 'confidential competitor information.' Now, you can get the same information within seconds. In fact, companies are beginning to compete with each other in how much information they provide on their websites. It is no longer surprising to see customer lists, examples of applications, detailed product literature and an employee directory.
What's missing?
The Web is essentially the easiest way for a company to connect with the world and turn visitors into customers by creating a pleasant experience. But the packaging industry has yet to take full advantage of all that the Web has to offer. For example:
I have yet to see all of these features in a single website in the packaging industry. (I would like to know if there are such sites since I have not visited every single one.)
Providing effective content
As the comfort level with the Internet increases, customers are increasingly using it as a tool to find information prior to making a purchasing decision. The analogy that comes to my mind is that of a trade show. I see trade shows as having a three-dimensional role in business: inform, interact and market. Companies go to a trade show to demonstrate their products (inform), have discussions with potential customers (interact) and differentiate themselves from their competitors (market).
This is exactly what needs to be duplicated on the Internet. You should think about providing such powerful content that visitors feel that they can find out practically anything about the product. This will result in a higher comfort level and, as a result, higher sales. An informed customer is more likely to buy. Customers want to learn about existing applications, benefits to current users and how it compares to competitive products.
I believe you should provide a comparative chart so that customers do not need to go to many different sites to develop one on their own. It would be even better if such comparisons were provided by an independent agency to make sure that they create an impression of being unbiased. This will help users make faster and better decisions and develop a sense of trust in you. Remember that customers in the new economy are armed with information, and you cannot mislead them.
Make it interactive
The second feature that you need to include is interactivity. For example, make interactive product data available so that customers can plug in their specific information and see the product performance. If you have product pictures, make sure it is possible to see them from all possible angles by being able to rotate them.
As purchasing and technical managers use the Internet increasingly as a tool to collect information, packaging companies have to start exploiting it is a powerful marketing tool. A website that looks like a brochure gets treated like one — to be seen only when absolutely necessary and just thrown away otherwise.
Packaging products present a great opportunity to be demonstrated on the Internet, and those who exploit this faster than others are more likely to grab a larger share of the eyeballs and, thus, potential profits.
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so creative I love it
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Your ideas are crazy...but very good!!
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This is an attractive mat, that helps keep cats warm to a point. Good to use in carriers of on top of furniture.
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this is an excellent idea to have one of these for any older pets tha tyou might have.
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I have had so older cats and they love to sleep on these. They normally are not fans of sleeping where they are suppose to but will use these mats.
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My options around here are rather limited.. I either throw her to the dog park, or avoid the areas all together.
The " incidents" I've had all revolve around loose dogs in the local parks, not necessarily a dog park. She's been attacked a few times, and I don't want to subject her to that anymore.
I haven't seen any dogs on walks, or had the chance to watch dogs in the dog parks. The only park here is not fenced in, and that's why Kira got attacked. We would walk near the area, and Kira would attract the negative attention.
I chose to go there after hours, and let her fetch, play frisbee, and go through whatever training we do.
Oh I gotcha... I knew she had some negative experiences with other dogs but always assumed this was at a dog park. In our area we see other dogs walking down the street or on hiking trails so it's not as difficult to have neutral experiences with other dogs. Are there any group training classes you could get her into? Or any stores that you know other dogs would be leashed?
I just know that with Sasha it's been a long fight to get her back to being neutral to other dogs because my boyfriend was too scared to even let her see another dog while they were living at his parents house (she can be pretty reactive). When we moved into our current place it was like starting over at square one because she hadn't even viewed another dog for a few months
She would do the same thing you're describing with Kira, the puffing up and flipping out routine. It all related back to underlying fear which may be what you're going through with Kira.
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In a really very funny live-blog of the debate last night, Dave Weigel got off a great line about Edwards and healthcare:
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And here are his final moments as well:
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The Liberty backyard playset has an awesome raised clubhouse topped by a wooden roof, with sides, bay windows, dormers, and a covered front porch. Railings surround both the lower deck and the sand box area (sand sold separately). It provides hours of fun with a wooden swing set of two belt swings and a two-person glider. Its solid rock wall and standard ladder make getting up to the fort fun and its 10' speedy wave slide makes coming down a thrill! This set has it all and the kids will love it for years.
- Huge raised fort with bay windows and dormer
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- Large 9.5 sq ft sundeck
- Shaded 18 sq ft lower deck
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- Upper deck dimensions: 87" x 47"
- Upper deck height: 5'
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