
I tripled this recipe, ready to give away as part of our meals ministry through church.
We want to provide practical assistance to friends, neighbours and congregants with "pop-in-the-oven" meals when they are going through a transition and/or rough patch in life (ie. birth or death in the family, illness, move, lay-off, etc.).
My hubby and I first experienced this through our home church in Ontario, shortly after we had brought home our first bundle of joy.
It was a HUGE help while we were trying to figure out our feedings and sleep schedules - nevermind the baby's!
This was one of the meals prepared for us.
We vowed to pay it forward whenever we could.
Here's the easy-peasy, but yums recipe:
Chicken Casserole
Makes 1 large lasagna-dish sized casserole to feed 4-6 people.
4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cooked and diced
1 bag frozen mixed veggies, thawed
1 can cream of chicken soup (reduced fat works fine)
1 can cream of mushroom soup (reduced fat works fine)
2 boxes chicken stuffing mix
Combine first four ingredients in a large frying pan/skillet and heat through. Prepare stuffing according to directions. Pour chicken mixture into large casserole dish and top with fluffed stuffing. Freeze or pop into oven and cook an additional 20-30 mins. or until bubbly and crusty.
We like ours with whole wheat buns.
P.S. Substitute chicken for leftover turkey with the same yummy results.
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8 comments:
I'm going to have to give that a try!I would love it if you added this to my new link party!
http://runwithglitter.blogspot.com/2011/03/glitters-first-linky-party_22.html
Thanks, Kelly. Off to link-up right now...
Hi! This looks awesome! I host a weekly blog hop -- It's a Keeper Thursdays. I'd love for you to stop by and link up!
Thanks!
Christina @ It's a Keeper
http://www.everydaytastes.com/
Thanks, Christina. I will link up after lunch. :)
Looks delicious.
I've been trying to think of something to make for friends with a very sick child...this is a great idea.
Thanks for sharing.
This looks so delicious... totally reminds me of a casserole my mother made growing up! Yum...Childhood memories!
This is PERFECT for my new weekly linky party - Foodie Friday! If you got a sec, please link up!
Found you on Blue Cricket Design!
That would make a lovely good-bye meal to the outgoing DC! I'll check my calendar!!
Bianca - Thanks, will do. :0
Fred & Wendy - Definitely! Have your people call my people. ;)
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