About Me

Hello! My name is Mrs. Murley. I am a graduate from Clarke University with a Bachelors of Arts Degree in Elementary Education with a Reading and Coaching Endorsement. I have finished my student teaching experience at Resurrection Elementary in the kindergarten and third grade classroom. I have been teaching at St. Mary Immaculate Conception since 2009 in the Kindergarten classroom. I recently accepted a job working at Resurrection where I student taught in the Kindergarten classroom. I LOVE teaching kindergarten. It is a true passion of mine. I have a strong passion and eagerness to teach young children to become proficient and independent learners. I continue to strive to incorporate technology into the classroom. I believe technology gives students the building block to succeed in this technological driven society at a young age. We do so much in our classroom throughout the year with Ipads, Mimios, Clickers, and Flip Videos to develop our young learners. The students become successful, independent learners with all these devices and they enjoy learning with them.

Sunday, July 29, 2012

Beef Pot Pie


BEEF POT PIE

What you will need...

1 three pound chuck roast, cubed
4-5 medium potatoes, peeled & cubed
½ bag of frozen peas & carrots
½ c chopped onion (Optional)
½ c mushrooms sliced (optional)
½ c of butter
2/3 c of flour
½ t salt
½ t sage
¼ t pepper
4 c. water
1 ½ c milk
2 tablespoons of beef bouillon granules

Brown cubed chuck roast in flour – set aside.  Cooked cubed potatoes and peas/carrots, drain and set aside.  Make a gravy:  melt butter, add onions and mushrooms if using til tender.  Stir in flour, salt, sage & pepper.  Add water, milk and beef bouillon all once.  Cook til bubbly and thick (this takes a few minutes).  Add cooked chuck roast, potatoes and peas/carrots.  Cook again til lightly bubbling.
Pour into 9x13 dish.  Make crust:

CRUST:

What you will need...
2 C of bisquick
2 eggs
1 c milk

Slightly beat eggs, add bisquick and milk.  Pour this on your crust, you might not use ALL Of it but will use most of it.
Bake at 400 degrees for 30 minutes.

Picture to come.
Recipe from Barb

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