This is a twist of Chicken Pot Pie, but made with biscuits, well because I didn't have pie crust =)
2 C. cooked chicken (I used left over's from last night)
2 cans of refrigerated biscuits
1/2 C. frozen vegis (whatever you like, I used the mix with carrots, green beans, peas & potatoes. Or you can substitute with Veg-All, 2 cans, drained)
2 cans Cream Of Whatever You Like
Salt & Pepper
Preheat oven to 400*. Take on can of biscuits & cut into fours. Place them into a 9x13" baking dish. Mix the other ingredients & pour over the biscuits. Then do the same with the other can of biscuits.
Bake for 20 mins or 'till the biscuits are cooked & filling is bubbly.
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Chicken Biscuit Pie
Labels:
30 Min,
Biscuits,
Chicken,
Dinner,
Frozen Vegis,
Leftovers,
Melissa's Original,
One Dish
Monday, June 15, 2009
Onion Broiled Chicken Thigh & Au Jus Sauce w/ Cheesy Potatoes
So, life has grabbed me and just ain't letting go. I did NOT feel like even cooking, but I do have a family I must care for. So here it goes...
Onion Broiled Chicken Thighs w/ Au Jus Sauce
12 Chicken Thighs
2 Pkg Lipton Onion Soup Mix
1/4 C Olive Oil
2 tsp cornstarch
Heat oven to 425*. Get a pan that can take the broiler & line with foil (the best trick I've ever learned for clean up!). Place the thighs in the pan. Mix olive oil & soup mix together & slather it over the thighs.
Bake for 40 mins.
Take the thighs out & pour the drippings into a pot. Mix the cornstarch with 1/4 c. of water, pour into drippings. Let warm up & thicken just a bit, remember, it is Au Jus sauce, not gravy.
Potatoes
Make instant potatoes as directed, but add some Parmesan cheese into the instant potatoes.
Serve all together. Place the Au Jus into a bowl & dip away. The Au Jus can also be poured over the potatoes, if desired.
Onion Broiled Chicken Thighs w/ Au Jus Sauce
12 Chicken Thighs
2 Pkg Lipton Onion Soup Mix
1/4 C Olive Oil
2 tsp cornstarch
Heat oven to 425*. Get a pan that can take the broiler & line with foil (the best trick I've ever learned for clean up!). Place the thighs in the pan. Mix olive oil & soup mix together & slather it over the thighs.
Bake for 40 mins.
Take the thighs out & pour the drippings into a pot. Mix the cornstarch with 1/4 c. of water, pour into drippings. Let warm up & thicken just a bit, remember, it is Au Jus sauce, not gravy.
Potatoes
Make instant potatoes as directed, but add some Parmesan cheese into the instant potatoes.
Serve all together. Place the Au Jus into a bowl & dip away. The Au Jus can also be poured over the potatoes, if desired.
Sunday, June 14, 2009
They Love Me, They Really Really Love Me!
Heather awarded me with my first award, EVER!
I'm so stoked & am graciously accepting it!
Here's My Award...
I'm so stoked & am graciously accepting it!
Here's My Award...
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Award
Friday, June 5, 2009
Apple Walnut Salad
I must confess, Stater Bros has this "Apple Walnut Salad" that I am in love with! I think I could eat it everyday, but it's pretty pricey ($5.99 per pound).
So, I've decided to make my own rendition of this salad =) Not to mention a good recipe for our upcoming Luau for Little!
Gala Apples
Celery
Craisins
Coconut
Walnuts
Sour Cream
Honestly, I'm not including measurements, because I just tossed it all together.
Cut your apples up to bite size peices. Celery, cut the stalk down the middle length wise then chop up. Toss the remaing ingredients into a bowl with the apples & celery. Add sour cream, just to moisten the salad...ENJOY!
So, I've decided to make my own rendition of this salad =) Not to mention a good recipe for our upcoming Luau for Little!
Gala Apples
Celery
Craisins
Coconut
Walnuts
Sour Cream
Honestly, I'm not including measurements, because I just tossed it all together.
Cut your apples up to bite size peices. Celery, cut the stalk down the middle length wise then chop up. Toss the remaing ingredients into a bowl with the apples & celery. Add sour cream, just to moisten the salad...ENJOY!
Labels:
Desert,
Fruit,
Hawaiin Theme,
Salad
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