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patti

patti

Although the recipe I used for today’s CFM (community fridge meal) called for rotisserie chicken, the manager of the community fridge had given me some rescued frozen chicken breasts, so I poached and then shredded the chicken yesterday. I used 10 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, which came out to right under 5 pounds of meat. 

 

Melted two sticks of butter per hotel pan, layered the chicken, frozen peas and carrots (2 12 oz bags per pan), two packs of biscuit mix and 4 cups of milk per pan, and then 22 oz of cream of chicken soup (so sue me) and 2 cups of chicken stock (used the poaching liquid) per pan, and then baked at 375 much longer than the recipe said to. I also added a bit of grated cheese to the top. 

 

 

 

 

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Not done enough! Back in the oven.

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Car packed for delivery.

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Delivery made!

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patti

patti

Although the recipe I used for today’s CFM (community fridge meal) called for rotisserie chicken, the manager of the community fridge had given me some rescued frozen chicken breasts, so I poached and then shredded the chicken yesterday. I used 10 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, which came out to right under 5 pounds of meat. 

 

Melted two sticks of butter per hotel pan, layered the chicken, frozen peas and carrots (2 12 oz bags per pan), two packs of biscuit mix and 4 cups of milk per pan, and then 22 oz of cream of chicken soup (so sue me) and 2 cups of chicken stock (used the poaching liquid) per pan, and then baked at 375 much longer than the recipe said to. I also added a bit of grated cheese to the top. 

 

 

 

 

IMG_1827.jpeg

 

 

IMG_1828.jpeg

 

Not done enough! Back in the oven.

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IMG_1830.jpeg

 

 

5CE1D4C8-8B2B-40CC-8F2C-E2011567DD1F.jpeg

 

 

IMG_1837.jpeg

 

 

Car packed for delivery.

IMG_1839.jpeg

 

 

Delivery made!

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patti

patti

Although the recipe I used for today’s CFM (community fridge meal) called for rotisserie chicken, the manager of the community fridge had given me some rescued frozen chicken breasts, so I poached and then shredded the chicken yesterday. I used 10 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, which came out to right under 5 pounds of meat. 

 

Melted two sticks of butter per hotel pan, layered the chicken, frozen peas and carrots (2 12 oz bags per pan), two packs of biscuit mix and 4 cups of milk per pan, and then 22 oz of cream of chicken soup (so sue me) and 2 cups of chicken stock (used the poaching liquid) per pan, and then baked at 375 much longer than the recipe said to. I also added a bit of grated cheese to the top. 

 

 

 

 

IMG_1827.jpeg

 

 

IMG_1828.jpeg

 

Not done enough! Back in the oven.

IMG_1829.jpeg

 

 

IMG_1830.jpeg

 

 

5CE1D4C8-8B2B-40CC-8F2C-E2011567DD1F.jpeg

 

 

IMG_1837.jpeg

 

 

Car packed for delivery.

IMG_1839.jpeg

 

 

Delivery made!

IMG_1840.jpeg

patti

patti

Although the recipe I used for today’s CFM (community fridge meal) called for rotisserie chicken, the manager of the community fridge had given me some rescued frozen chicken breasts, so I poached and then shredded the chicken yesterday. I used 10 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, which came out to right under 5 pounds of meat. 

 

Melted two sticks of butter per hotel pan, layered the chicken, frozen peas and carrots (2 12 oz bags per pan), two packs of biscuit mix and 4 cups of milk per pan, and then 22 oz of cream of chicken soup (so sue me) and 2 cups of chicken stock (used the poaching liquid) per pan, and then baked at 375 much longer than the recipe said to. I also added a bit of grated cheese to the top. 

 

 

 

 

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IMG_1829.jpeg

IMG_1830.jpeg

5CE1D4C8-8B2B-40CC-8F2C-E2011567DD1F.jpeg

IMG_1837.jpeg

IMG_1839.jpeg

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