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I need some help. We're tired of having the same things for dinner over and over. Can any of you give me some yummy recipe ideas for dinners? If any of you know me well, you'll recall that I'm not the greatest cook nor do I enjoy spending time in the kitchen, so quick and easy things are much preferred. Please help me! (for my husband's sake) Here's one of our favorite recipes:

Crumbly Chicken Rice Casserole

12 oz. sour cream
1 can cream of chicken soup
3 c. cooked cut-up chicken
2 c. cooked rice
1 tube Ritz crackers
3/4 stick butter
2 T. poppy seed

1. Mix soup + sour cream together in bowl.
2. In separate bowl crush crackers, add poppy seed + butter.
3. In 9x13 pan layer 1/2 soup mix, 1/2 rice, all chicken. Then rest of rice, rest of soup mix. Top with cracker mix.
4. Cover with foil. Bake at 350 for 30 min.

Comments

Karen said…
Mmmm, that sounds yummy! Mike's mom has a great recipe for sweet and sour chicken. For the sauce, you'll need, a green pepper (cut up), pineapple (I use the tidbits), brown sugar, soy sauce, vingear, and cornstarch. Drain the juice from the pineappe, add 1/3 C vinegar, 1 T soy sauce and stir together. Then add 1/2 C brown sugar, and 1 T cornstarch. Heat that to a boil and let it boil for 1-2 minutes to thicken. Add the pineapple and green peppers. Heat through, but make sure the pepper and pineapple stay crisp. Serve over rice and chicken nuggets. Yes, chicken nuggets. It's so good and I don't have to cook something seperate for Ethan. I have a bunch more that are SUPER easy, email me your email address and I'll send them to you.
3/04/2008
Karen said…
Oops, I forgot to leave my email address, it's
rubybear21@comcast.net
3/04/2008
ellen said…
Check out my friend Jane Maynard's (former A.W. member) blog: http://www.thisweekfordinner.com/

And the ever famous Pioneer Woman Cooks has great recipes: http://thepioneerwomancooks.com/

Last night I got "Great Food Fast" (Everyday Food--Martha Stewart) which has lots of great recipes (hence the name).

Bon Apetit!
3/05/2008
JoJo said…
Here's a new one someone gave me that I haven't tried yet but it's easy!

au jus sandwiches

Pork or Beef Roast
2 onions
2 cups beef broth
1 package au jus seasoning

Put everything in the crockpot and cook for 4 hours on high.
Serve on hoagie rolls and dip in the leftover juices.
3/06/2008
nora.lakehurst said…
Here is one of my kids favorites.

4 chicken breast
1 can 16 oz. Tomato sauce
1 garlic clove (squished ya know)
1 small yellow onion
1 Tbs dried parsley
2 Cups Mozzarella cheese shredded
1 Tbs oil
Cook the onion and garlic with oil in hot pan (cook till golden brown)
Then mix the Tomato sauce,parsley all in the pan. Then take the chicken and place into baking pan cover all pieces with sauce then cover and cook for 35 min @ 350*. Check the chicken to make sure its cooked all the way. Then place the shredded cheese and cook again uncovered for 15 min or till cheese has brown spots all over.
Serve with noodles with olive oil and garlic. YUMMERS
Good luck and I will try to post more. Kraft has alot of free and good ideas on their site.
3/06/2008
Jon and Tasha Fam said…
HI guys!! how are you doing? They kids are getting SO big!! when are you guys going to vist good old Utah? We miss you guys and hope everything is going well
3/13/2008

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