Can I just say that I LOVE Pinterest! it is the best website invention ever!! So we are tight on cash this week and I couldn't decide what I should make for dinner as I am trying to avoid the grocery store as much as possible. Well I ran across this recipe and it is DELICIOUS!! The best part is that I was able to use my shelf reliance food with it too. The recipe's original destination is HERE
Doesn't that look delicious! I did some adjustments from the original recipe. I didn't put Chestnuts, almonds or French-friend Onion Rings in it. Partly because we didn't have any of them, okay I lied we have almonds and my hubby would be sad if he found out it was suppose to have almonds and I didn't put it in but I didn't really like the idea of them being in there. The Chestnuts and Onion Rings I don't like and we don't have them in our home :)
For the Celery I actually used Shelf Reliances FD Celery. So nice, I didn't even rehydrate them. Also I didn't have to chop them, saved me time in the kichen!! Just threw them into the mixture and they rehydrated as it cooked. I also used Shelf Reliance's Sour Cream powder to make Sour Cream. It is actually really good and has been very handy to have around as it is something we didn't normally get through and I end up throwing the last bit in the garbage. I could have used the FD Chicken instead of fresh but I have a ton of fresh in the freezer and almost out of FD so I used Fresh.Shelf Reliance also carries FD Shredded Cheese that you can use in recipe as well, but I don't have it in my storage yet so I am using store bought cheese.
This is how I made it:
3 C Chopped Cooked Chicken
1/2 C FD Celery
1 C of Shredded Cheese
1 C Sour Cream Powder (rehydrated)
1 C Mayo
1 Can of Cream of Chicken Soup
2 C of cooked rice
Combine all ingredients except rice. Put in a 9 X 13 pan. Do not cover. Put in oven at 350 degrees for 30-35mins. Until it has started to brown on the top and bubbling around the edges. Put on rice and ENJOY!
And as I am typing this my husband looks over my shoulder and reads the part about not putting in the almonds and wasn't very happy. hehe next time he can make dinner :)
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Thursday, May 17, 2012
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Chicken and Broccoli Casserol
This is a favorite of me and my hubby. I realized that I could make all of it from Shelf Reliance products last week so I knew that I would soon need to try it. It turned out pretty good too.
This is the recipe normal:
2C water + 2 Chicken Boulon Cubes (or 2 cups of Chicken Stock)
3T Butter
2T Flour
1 1/2 t Salt
1 2/3 C Evaporated Milk
1 C cooked Chicken Shredded
1 pkg of Broccoli Cooked (about 10oz)
Cook rice in Water with Boulon Cubes or Chicken Stock.
Sauce: Melt Butter. Then add flour and salt. Simmer for a minute and then gradually stir in Evaporated Milk over Medium Heat. Bring to a boil until thicken.
Combine rice, chicken, broccoli and sauce and ENJOY!
So I used Butter powdered instead of normal butter. I did 3 T of Butter with 3 T water since its suppose to be 'melted'. Then I made the Evaporated Milk which I got from the Shelf Reliance Website HERE. It is 1 1/2 C water and 9 T of Powdered Milk.
I also used FD Broccoli. Which was super easy. I just put the broccoli in water and left it set for a few minutes while I was doing something else and then dumped it into a strainer to drain out the excess water.
Overall it tasted pretty good. I won't lie I wasn't very impressed with the Evaporated Milk Recipe. It just wasn't as creamy as regular store bought Evaporated milk is. So I am going to keep looking for other alternatives and will let you know.
You can use FD Chicken for this recipe. I have a ton of chicken in the freezer so I actually used regular chicken for this recipe. I just boiled it and then use that water to cook the rice for my 'chicken Stock'
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