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Ann Sheridan’s Chili Casserole

Ann
“They nicknamed me “The Oomph Girl”, and I loathe that nickname!
Just being known by a nickname indicates that you`re not
thought of as a true actress . . . It’s just crap!”
Not sure if that’s a matching headscarf or a hood, either way it is very desirable beach attire.
A batch of Ann’s Chili Casserole is in the oven and Celebrity Masterchef is about to begin. I am loving the spinster life! The fact that the Chili is baked gives it an extra something I think. The flavours develop somehow. I’ve added a few shakes of the secret ingredient Gladys’ mother adds to her potato salad to give it Oomph – Maggi Sauce.

I just cannot wait to get a big bowl in front of me and dig in…

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