(My ex'll kill me if she finds me posting this, it's her Recipe! LOL!)

The Secret is in the simplicity. Do NO muck with this until you'll made it a times, then try the variations I offer... Otherwise, don't try to Doctor this... Keep It Simple!

Need:
Baking Dish
2 cans Pilsbury Croisant rolls - blue can... Nothing Else... Dont' get fancy, just get these!
1 or 2 cans tomatoe sauce (not paste)
2 lbs hamburger meat
1 pack of finely shredded mild cheddar (go ahead and get two if you really like cheese)

preheat oven 350
brown hamburger meat
open one can (leave other in fridge) of rolls
line bottom of pan.
When oven ready, prebake bottom for 5-8 minutes (give's it a head start, wont be guey)
when hamb meat done, mix with one can of Tom-sauce, and one bag of cheese... mix with fork. It'll turn out like a paste... if it looks too dry, add some sauce from second can. And some cheese if it looks too runny.

Now pour this paste in the pan

put layer of cheese on top if you're really into cheese.. (not TOO much though)

Open second can of rolls. lay in layer over top. It's ok if you don't have 100% coverage.

Butter top of rolls for browning.

Bake for about 20 minutes (watch top rolls.. let them get a little gold or maybe brown)

Get good at making this - it's simple, and the secret is in the simplicity...

one option - mix in a little Prego, and use an italian cheese mix.

Second option - put in a little hot suace in the mix (maybe a LITTLE salsa) and use a mexican cheese mix...

Niether of the options will likely turn out like the original, but it'll give you some choices...

OMG sounds like a zillion calories and a heart attack to me

uh... yea!

yeh zillion calories, but yummmmmmyyyyyyyyyy!!!

I am SOOOO gonna steal, I mean BORROW this for my 2 kids and try it ...thx dude ..

Hey KLP ...

no stealin' at all... I give this gift freely to the world (until my ex clobbers me! haha!)

your kids will love it...

Think about it...

Meat - Cheese - Bread... What more could you ask for?

what size dish do u use

I dunno... "Standard" or "like the one I have...

I've never measured it - looks like about 5x9...

Thanks Joe, I'm going to try this...

My kids will love it