Trouble is, I'm having trouble deciding what to post! The recipes I use the most (so much that I don't actually need the recipe) are tacos and spaghetti, but I don't think anyone else really needs those recipes. We also eat a lot of pancakes and waffles.
I asked my husband what our best Over-used recipe is and he promptly replied "Peanut Butter Sandwiches".
If I asked the Ant Bug, she would likely say Corn Dog Casserole (but I'm not a huge fan of that one). Lately she has really been loving this potato soup recipe I posted a few months ago. She asks me to make it nearly every week.
The Sweet Bee would probably suggest cheese. Or fruit snacks.
But today, I'll share something we like to call Chicken Stuffing in a Pot.
1-2 chicken breasts, frozen
1 can cream of chicken soup
1 cup sour cream
2 Tb. orange juice
1 cup dressing mix (ie. Stove Top)
1/4 cup butter
Mix cream of chicken soup with sour cream. Add orange juice. Pour over frozen chicken in crock pot. Sprinkle dressing mix on top. Melt and drizzle butter on top. Cook on high for 3 hours. Serve with rice.
It's simple and quick and I haven't ever heard any complaints about it, so it's a winner at our house!
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3 comments on "Chicken Stuffing in a Pot"
Hi.
I found your blog from the recipe swap. It makes great reading! Anyway, I'm just wondering (as a reader from England) what dressing mix is?
Maybe I'm just ignorant though, I don't know.
Thanks
Becky
Hi Becky,
That's a legitimate question! Dressing is another word for stuffing--it's what we Americans serve with our turkey dinners for Thanksgiving. It usually consists of bread crumbs, onions, butter, turkey broth and spices. The grocery stores here sell an easy to make variety that comes in a book (Kraft Stove Top Stuffing Mix is the official name of the kind I use). If that isn't available in your country, you could probably substitute bread crumbs or crushed crackers--just something to give it a little bit of crunch.
Oh yes, I know stuffing. Thanks for clearing that up, I'm looking forward to attempting your recipe!
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