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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Look at this!
Jog over...well ok...click on over to Brewer Babble today for some great insight on enjoying the journey. Go ahead....do it!
Monday, August 31, 2009
Fall Recipe Exchange #3
Today's recipe comes from Sonya Tinsley. She's an awesome cook (yes, I have eaten her food first hand!) Find out more about her interesting life as a mom, adoptive mom and foster mom at Tinsley Troop.
Here's what she says about this yummy recipe:
"One of the first times I ever ate with Todd at his parents house, we had "Chicken Rolls" and I loved them then and I still love them and they are one of the staple meals in our home in the fall and winter....and well pretty much any time of the year! LOL
They are warm and creamy and just mmmm...mmmm GOOD!!!"
Chicken Rolls
Ingredients
1 cup Seasoned bread crumbs - (I don't use this. It's a texture thing)
2 pkg Crescent rolls (6 rolls total)
6 oz Lowfat cream cheese* (I sometimes substitute shredded cheddar cheese)
1/4 cup Butter (If not using the cream cheese - leave this out.)
2 Green onion, chopped fine (optional)
1/2 tsp Pepper
1 can Mushrooms, drained, chopped (optional)
2 cups Cooked chicken, diced
Butter flavored cooking spray
Sauce:
1 can Reduced-fat cream of mushroom soup*
1 can Reduced-fat cream of chicken soup*
1 Soup can full of lowfat milk
Preparation
1. Mix cream cheese and butter; cream well. Add the green onion, pepper, mushrooms and chicken; stir well until everything is coated.
2. Flatten crescent rolls slightly. Put cream cheese mixture on one side of crescent triangle, rollup, spray with butter flavored cooking spray and sprinkle all of them with bread crumbs.
3. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes
Sauce: Mix cream of mushroom and cream of chicken soup with milk over stove to warm. Drizzle on top of baked crescent rolls, or place on the side for dipping.
Here's what she says about this yummy recipe:
"One of the first times I ever ate with Todd at his parents house, we had "Chicken Rolls" and I loved them then and I still love them and they are one of the staple meals in our home in the fall and winter....and well pretty much any time of the year! LOL
They are warm and creamy and just mmmm...mmmm GOOD!!!"
Chicken Rolls
Ingredients
1 cup Seasoned bread crumbs - (I don't use this. It's a texture thing)
2 pkg Crescent rolls (6 rolls total)
6 oz Lowfat cream cheese* (I sometimes substitute shredded cheddar cheese)
1/4 cup Butter (If not using the cream cheese - leave this out.)
2 Green onion, chopped fine (optional)
1/2 tsp Pepper
1 can Mushrooms, drained, chopped (optional)
2 cups Cooked chicken, diced
Butter flavored cooking spray
Sauce:
1 can Reduced-fat cream of mushroom soup*
1 can Reduced-fat cream of chicken soup*
1 Soup can full of lowfat milk
Preparation
1. Mix cream cheese and butter; cream well. Add the green onion, pepper, mushrooms and chicken; stir well until everything is coated.
2. Flatten crescent rolls slightly. Put cream cheese mixture on one side of crescent triangle, rollup, spray with butter flavored cooking spray and sprinkle all of them with bread crumbs.
3. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes
Sauce: Mix cream of mushroom and cream of chicken soup with milk over stove to warm. Drizzle on top of baked crescent rolls, or place on the side for dipping.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Fall Recipe Exchange #1
Check out The Fall Recipe Exchange going on right now. Feel free to join in.
This recipe is from Felicia, mom to 5 and wife to Jeremy. You can learn more about her at Are They All Yours? . What she doesn't mention is what a terrific welcoming friend she has been to me in my new town. Wow...everyone should be so blessed to have a Felicia in their life.
This recipe is from Felicia, mom to 5 and wife to Jeremy. You can learn more about her at Are They All Yours? . What she doesn't mention is what a terrific welcoming friend she has been to me in my new town. Wow...everyone should be so blessed to have a Felicia in their life.
My Fall recipe, or just anytime recipe, would be Creamy Tacos. It is such yummy comfort food and it has always been one of Jeremy's favorite recipes. In fact, it was served at our rehearsal dinner, and I laugh every time I think about that!
Creamy Tacos
1 lb. ground beeftomatoes
1 can rotellettuce
1 can ranch style beans
shredded cheese
8oz. velveeta
sour cream
1 pint whipping cream
Crushed tortilla chips
Brown ground beef. Add rotel, beans, and velveeta. Stir frequently until cheese is melted. Just before serving, add the whipping cream. Place crushed chips in bowl, pour cheese sauce on top. Garnish with tomatoes, lettuce, cheese, sour cream, or whatever you desire.
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