Granny style! When my husband and I first started dating, we spent a lot of time at Granny’s house. Often we would have this dish for dinner. It’s easy to make, can feed a crowd and doesn’t take a lot of ingredients! Oh and very little prep work, you have to dice an onion. Seriously! Let’s go!! Mock Chow Mein Ingredients 1 - 1 1/2 lbs ground hamburger 3 10.75oz cans of chicken w/ rice soup 1 10.75oz can cream of celery 1 10.75oz can cream of onion soup 1 medium onion, diced Seasoning of your choice, to taste Directions Cook the hamburger with your diced onion and season it how you wish. We use Kinders The Blend. Drain the grease. Add the soup cans. Yes, all of them, do NOT drain the chicken w/ rice. Cool until hot, stir occasionally so it doesn’t stick. It’s at this point we usually add another cup of cooked rice because we like it a little thicker. Then serve over chow mein noodles and sprinkle a bit of soy sauce over it if you choose. Easy peasy!
Well I found another recipe that will be added as a staple in our home. N2 had 3 plates and J had 2 large plates, I even went back for more. It’s a super simple dump and bake dish that you can absolutely take some short cuts on. Let’s get into it. Tuscan Chicken Orzo Ingredients 1 lb rotisserie chicken, pulled 2 C dry orzo noodles 3 1/2 C chicken broth 1/2 C heavy cream 1 tsp minced garlic 1 jar sundried tomatoes - with the oil Spinach - fresh (I chop mine up a little with a kitchen shears after it’s in the dish) Italian seasoning Pepper Salt Garlic powder 1 C Parmesan shredded cheese Directions Preheat your oven to 425* F and grease a 9x13 baking dish. Add everything but the Parmesan cheese to the dish and give it a little stir to ensure the orzo is completely covered with liquid. Bake for 40 minutes. Remove from oven and slowly fold in the Parmesan cheese. Enjoy!