Ever have a day where you have food in your house but you don't have anything to eat? Lots of things but a bit lost as to what you want to do with it all? That was me tonight, until I found four things - cooked chicken, broccoli, cheese soup and rice. It was awesome!
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The spices are Worcestershire sauce, chives, ground mustard, onion powder, salt and pepper. |
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The broccoli was frozen and I nuked it for half the time suggested - then I cut off the stalks. |
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Poured the soup in a bowl and added 3/4 of a can of milk, scraping sides to get it all! |
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Toss in your spices to mix with the soup, this ensures it covers everything. It's all 'measured' to taste. |
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Put the rice on the bottom, add cooked chicken, broccoli and soup - mix it all together so it's wet. |
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Cover with foil and bake at 350F for 35 minutes... |
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Clean up and wait - or make biscuits and get them ready like I did. |
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After 35 minutes, stir and taste test. Now put it back in for 10 minutes, uncovered. |
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This is when I put my biscuits in the oven because it helps make sure it's all served hot. |
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Pull it out after 10 minutes and let it sit for about 8 more so that your biscuits can finish. |
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After those 8 minutes, pull your biscuits and plate your supper. It's amazingly good! |
Do you want to know the best part - I figured out that this supper right here cost me roughly $6 to make and I have leftovers so that would make it $3. Yet another reason why I love a good old fashion roaster chicken. This makes the third meal I've made with it - first the actual chicken, then my soup (which gave me two full meals of leftovers) and now this (which gave me another meal of leftovers).
You can't beat that with a stick.
Hey Amy, thanks for popping by my blog. This all looks so yummy - total comfort food - I would probably eat that entire casserole full. Have a wonderful Christmas and much happiness in 2013. Hugs,
ReplyDeleteRaina
Sounds Yummy!!! Thanks for the idea!!!
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