
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
Salsa Chicken Rice Casserole
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Here's a pretty easy dish to make! Setup is super easy, although it does take a bit of time while you wait for the baking to complete. For this recipe, I switched to 4 servings, which was enough to last me a couple of meals.
Here's some rice being cooked right next to the boiling chicken.

Mashing it all up here :)
Layering everything on! Unfortunately, I didn't have enough stuff to fill the entire pan, but it still turned out quite alright.

Here it is! Turned out quite yummy. It turns out that leaving a bit on the edges lets it turn out crispier when you bake it. A pretty good meal to make, although you'll end up making this twice, given the usage of half cans of condensed chicken & cream of mushroom.
Here's a pretty easy dish to make! Setup is super easy, although it does take a bit of time while you wait for the baking to complete. For this recipe, I switched to 4 servings, which was enough to last me a couple of meals.
Here's some rice being cooked right next to the boiling chicken.
Mashing it all up here :)
Layering everything on! Unfortunately, I didn't have enough stuff to fill the entire pan, but it still turned out quite alright.
Here it is! Turned out quite yummy. It turns out that leaving a bit on the edges lets it turn out crispier when you bake it. A pretty good meal to make, although you'll end up making this twice, given the usage of half cans of condensed chicken & cream of mushroom.
All about presentation...
I don't have much time to write a long blog, but here are some meals I've made recently:
Chicken, green beans (from co-worker's farm!), and stuffing

Spaghetti with homemade tomato sauce

Tuna salad on a bed of spinach and sauteed green beans garnished with dried cranberries, almonds, and tomatoes

(On a separate note - Wayne where are all of your culinary creations???)
Chicken, green beans (from co-worker's farm!), and stuffing
Spaghetti with homemade tomato sauce
Tuna salad on a bed of spinach and sauteed green beans garnished with dried cranberries, almonds, and tomatoes
(On a separate note - Wayne where are all of your culinary creations???)
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