Sunday, January 9, 2011
Oh My Oreo
1 package of Oreo cookies, save 8 cookies for topping
2 boxes of Oreo pudding mix
4 cups of milk
1 tub of cool whip
Hershey Chocolate bar pieces, for topping
In a mixing bowl, mix Oreo pudding mix and 4 cups of milk. In a large bowl, crumble half of the Oreo cookies and place on the bottom of the bowl. Layer half the pudding mix on top of the crumbled cookies. Crumble the rest of the Oreo cookies and put on top of pudding mix. Top with cool whip, reserved Oreos and chocolate bar pieces. Chill and serve cold.
*This is one of the easiest recipes around. In fact, I didn't have a recipe and just threw this one together last minute. It is delicious and super fast. I used skim milk, light cool whip and reduced fat Oreos to make this a little "healthier". haha
Linda Bedford's Chicken and Rice
2 chickens--cooked and deboned (broken into small pieces)
Chicken broth (from cooked chickens and then I add 1 lg. can of broth)
2 cans cream of celery soup
2 cans cream of chicken soup
2 cans cream of mushroom soup
3 3/4 cups of rice (uncooked)
Salt and pepper
Milk ( will reference amount in directions)
Mix in big roaster pan the cans of soup and chicken broth ( I use a whisk to make sure it is mixed well)
Add approximately a quart of milk
Stir in chicken, rice, salt and pepper and stir
Add milk to approximately 1-2" from top of pan
Put lid on and bake for about 4-5 hours at 275 degrees. This is great for a Sunday supper...put on early in morning and it will be ready after church. If too soupy, bake with lid off for the last 10-20 minutes. If not enough liquid, add a little more milk. If at homes, stir once during cooking process.
This makes great leftovers.
*I made Linda's recipe and it is wonderful. The kids loved it. I added in 2 c. carrots, 1 can of corn and 1 can of peas. I'm sure you could add any veggie that your family likes.*
Chicken broth (from cooked chickens and then I add 1 lg. can of broth)
2 cans cream of celery soup
2 cans cream of chicken soup
2 cans cream of mushroom soup
3 3/4 cups of rice (uncooked)
Salt and pepper
Milk ( will reference amount in directions)
Mix in big roaster pan the cans of soup and chicken broth ( I use a whisk to make sure it is mixed well)
Add approximately a quart of milk
Stir in chicken, rice, salt and pepper and stir
Add milk to approximately 1-2" from top of pan
Put lid on and bake for about 4-5 hours at 275 degrees. This is great for a Sunday supper...put on early in morning and it will be ready after church. If too soupy, bake with lid off for the last 10-20 minutes. If not enough liquid, add a little more milk. If at homes, stir once during cooking process.
This makes great leftovers.
*I made Linda's recipe and it is wonderful. The kids loved it. I added in 2 c. carrots, 1 can of corn and 1 can of peas. I'm sure you could add any veggie that your family likes.*
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