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Spaghetti MealPosted Saturday, July 25, 2009, at 10:49 AM
Chicken Spaghetti
3 to 4 chicken breast Boil chicken breast, save broth to cook spaghetti in, chop chicken breast into bite size peices or smaller, cook spaghetti and drain, cut velveeta in small peices, mix: rotel, cream of celery, cream of mushroom and velveeta together in sauce pan and cook on low untill cheese is melted and the mixture is creamy. In large casserole or cake pan, put spaghetti in layer on bottom of pan, then layer chicken on top of spaghetti, pour rotel, soup and cheese mixture on top of chicken, this is better after it sits for awhile. The good part of this recipe is that it is easy to increase or decrease the amount you want to fix, also any brand of products will work fine, you can use different kinds of soup also, if it gets to dry I always keep canned chicken broth on hand to pour over top and this always works fine. A bit of garlice powder is also good and I even use onion flakes sometimes. I hope you enjoy this recipe as much as my family does. Comments Showing comments in chronological order [Show most recent comments first] |
I began cooking at the age of 9 with my father and have always loved trying new recipes. Beware: I am fond of onions and peppers! I am diabetic so I do try to cook more healthy dishes these days. My door is always open to trying and sharing new recipes. Let's see what we can cook up with this blog!
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Chicken and spaghetti together -- I wouldn't have thought of that. And you found a dish that involves boiling water, as FJGuy suggested. Very clever!
That's an awful lot of saturated fat!
YC, I'm not sure what saturated fat is, but since it is apparently in the recipe it must make it yummierrrrr!
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FJ, there's lots of saturated fat in cheese. Not sure how much there is in the mushroom soup.
GL, a cheese burger isn't a cheese burger without cheese, and it tastes good, so saturated fat must be good for you!
Saturated fat's so good it'll make your heart skip a beat! Or maybe several beats...
Seems like if you have a veggie, soy or turkey burger with cheese then everything would be balanced out. Just like strawberries with whip cream is balanced.