Im not a super good cook, but I do enjoy spending time in my kitchen... it is one of my favorite places to be. I have a growing little family and I am always looking for yummy, fast and fun recipes. I will share with you some of our favorite family recipes and my new discoveries. So continue to check in for more tasty things that we like to eat!
Showing posts with label Chicken. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chicken. Show all posts
Friday, November 11, 2011
Honey Mustard Chicken
I did this the same way as the BBQ Chicken. Just put about 4 frozen chicken breasts in to the crock pot and pour a bottle of honey mustard on top and cooked on low for 4-6 hours. (mine cooked in about 5). Then just shred chicken while still it's in the crock pot and then serve over rice. So tasty!
Monday, October 3, 2011
Shredded BBQ Chicken
I know that my Mom makes this sometimes, but I saw a recipe for this online and I forgot how easy this is! It reminded me of how much I LOVE my crockpot and how much I LOVE to eat chicken cooked in the crock pot. This is a two ingredient recipe! So Simple.
4-6 Boneless Chicken Breasts ( Mine were frozen too. First time I have ever just put it in and walked away!)
1 bottle of BBQ Sauce
Put the chicken into the crockpot and pour BBQ sauce over. Then cook on low for 4-6 hours or on high for 2-3 hours. Then shred chicken when still in the crockpot so it will be well coated with sauce. Serve over rice or make into a delicious BBQ chicken sandwich.
Thursday, August 4, 2011
quick fixins
So tonight was a rushed dinner, but I was SO hungry so I just threw some stuff together and it was delicious! I am sure you can add in many more things, but this is what I had for my quick dinner tonight.
So..
I started with a package of crunched up Ramen Noodles without the seasoning and cooked them for a minute or 2 in just a little bit of water, enough to make them soft. ( I don't even know if this step was necessary, but I just wanted to make sure the noodles were soft.) Then I had some cooked left over chicken in the fridge and I cut it up into bite size pieces. (1/4 chicken breast) and then I put the chicken into a frying pan and poured a little Soy Vey over it. The BEST sauce EVER! Next I chopped one stalk of celery and 1/2 of a carrot. Then I just put everything in the frying pan with the chicken and cooked it till warm and tender. Mmmm. it hit the spot tonight. Not anything super amazing, but I thought I would share. :)
So..
I started with a package of crunched up Ramen Noodles without the seasoning and cooked them for a minute or 2 in just a little bit of water, enough to make them soft. ( I don't even know if this step was necessary, but I just wanted to make sure the noodles were soft.) Then I had some cooked left over chicken in the fridge and I cut it up into bite size pieces. (1/4 chicken breast) and then I put the chicken into a frying pan and poured a little Soy Vey over it. The BEST sauce EVER! Next I chopped one stalk of celery and 1/2 of a carrot. Then I just put everything in the frying pan with the chicken and cooked it till warm and tender. Mmmm. it hit the spot tonight. Not anything super amazing, but I thought I would share. :)
Monday, July 11, 2011
Chicken Bundles
1.Mix together:
3-4 chicken breast halves cooked and shredded
1/4 tsp. Pepper1/2 tsp. salt
1 8 oz. package cream cheese
1/4 c.milk
2. Unroll and lay out 2 cans of crescent roll dough. Seal every 2 triangles together to make 8 rectangle.
Distribute the chicken mixture evenly between each rectangle. then bring all the sides together and pinch together at the top.
3. brush lightly with butter ( I use about 1 Tbs.) and sprinkle dry stuffing on top.
4.Cook at 350' for 20-25 minutes.
5. Mix up 2 packages of chicken gravy on stove.
6. Serve each bundle with a little gravy on top.
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