So, I will leave the "recipe" with you and a wholehearted endorsement . . .
2 cans cream chicken soup
1 can (or so) of milk
2 cups cooked chicken breasts, diced or shredded (I liked shredded)
Heat soup and milk on the stove until heated through. Should be consistency of gravy. Add the chicken and cook til warm.
Serve the sauce over cooked rice, and then top with any of the following:
shredded cheddar cheese
pineapple tidbits
sliced olives
diced green onion
chopped celery
sliced almonds
diced fresh mushrooms
chow mein noodles
diced tomatoes
mandarin oranges
cashews
soy sauce
OR ANYTHING YOU WANT!! (which is the beauty of this simply delicious meal).
So simple (which is what I do best - - actually it's the ONLY thing I do!)
ENJOY!!
oh it does look good. I'm certainly going to try this :)
ReplyDeleteI'm vegetarian so it's not something I'll be making - but I still enjoyed the recipe and your enthusiasm ;-) Funny thing, I actually cooked something similar today, but instead of chicken it was broccoli. Turned out really well, and now I think I should eat the remaining portion with some of the toppings you suggest here. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI think the brocoli sounds yummy! Definitely could do it with just veggies!
DeleteI would definitely eat this. Wonder what the kids would think of it...I think it might fly!
ReplyDeleteSarah, my kids loved it . . . of course, they're all adults!!
DeleteFound you thru the A to Z Challenge...and happy b/c I found a new recipe!
ReplyDeleteWe had it for supper tonight! My fussy girl ate the rice and gravy with chicken and a few sunflower nuts (I just cleaned out the cupboards for topping options). My less fussy girl had snow peas and cheese. I had water chestnuts and snow peas and sunflower nuts. Hubs had cheese and nuts. I will make this again (and will plan ahead for a few more options!).
DeleteOoh - sunflower seeds! I've got to add that to my list :)
DeleteThat sounds wonderful. I like the sundae idea of picking your own toppings since my kids all like different things.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!
ReplyDeleteLooks and sounds delicious. Thanks for sharing the recipe. I will definately have to try this dish!
ReplyDeletemmmm sounds wonderful--thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds really good! I've never heard of it but I think I might have to try. Thanks for the recipe
ReplyDeleteMy husband is from Idaho and is a bit weird. What I think most people call a burrito, he calls a taco. (If it's in a tortilla, that's a burrito, in a hard shell, it's a taco...)
ReplyDeleteI told him I wanted to may haystacks and he got really excited. When he saw me pull out the rice cooker, chicken soup and chicken, he was disappointed. (Apparently he thinks haystacks are just his idea of "tacos" but with crunched tortilla chips.
I said, "No dear, those are nachos."
That is funny! Kind of makes sense, though - - haystacks being just a pile of crunched up tortilla chips! Hmmm . . . I like it!
DeleteI've never heard of a hawaiian haystack but it sure makes my stomach rumble;)
ReplyDeleteGreat A-Z post!
Nutschell
www.thewritingnut.com
Oooh! We love Hawaiian Haystacks! YUM! In fact, I think we're going to make them later this week. :)
ReplyDeleteHooray for the recipe! I have never tried it, though my daughter said they have it on their lunch menu at school. Will have to make it for dinner sometime. :)
ReplyDeleteRachel makes Hawaiian Haystacks for us sometimes. I love them, they have something for everyone!
ReplyDeleteYummy yum yum! Looks great!
ReplyDeleteAlways have coconut with it! Like you say, most anything can go on it.
ReplyDeleteQuick and easy and yummy to boot. Sounds like a winner in my book.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds just like something I used to make when I was in college! I lived alone and I would make a batch of the basics on Monday night and dress it up differently the next three days! Perfect for me!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog and your kind comment! I like this recipe! I'll have to try it (actually my husband is the cook in the family, LOL; I find the recipes, he cooks them) but I like this because it sounds so delicious and quick, two of my favorite ingredients indeed!!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the rest of the challenge!
betty
I've never heard of this, but it sounds yummy (and easy!) Thanks Judy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for checking out my post. I am looking forward to trying out this recipe.
ReplyDeleteMmmm. That looks so good. I might try this for my picky kids. Thay way they can each add what they like. Thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteMy little one will eat anything with mandarin oranges in it.
ReplyDeletesympathize : easy quick delicious ! bon appétit
ReplyDeleteanni
I have never heard of this either. Sounds good and/or scary!
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