I'm going to start these posts with an apology. I found several recipes via blog/other internet sources. I completely failed to document which blog post or internet post I found them from. Please, if you see a recipe on here that you feel you deserve credit for, I would be happy to edit and give credit where it is due.
You will need:
1-2 pounds of chicken (I used 4 very large chicken breasts)
1 stick of butter
1 8oz. of Cream Cheese
1 package Italian Dressing Mix (low sodium package recommended-I didn't use this recommendation, and I definitely should have)
1 can Cream of Mushroom Soup (low sodium can recommended-I didn't use this recommendation, and I definitely should have)
Pasta (any of your choice!)
1. Melt your butter in the crockpot:
We loved this recipe! I would definitely follow the low sodium recommendation on the soup and Italian Dressing mix. It was slightly saltier than I would have preferred, but it was definitely still very good. This amount made enough for Jason and I for the evening, leftovers for lunch the next day, and enough to freeze for Ethan's arrival.
To freeze, I put the remainder of the chicken mixture in a FoodSaver bag and flattened it (a flat FoodSaver Bag goes in my freezer the easiest). I then borrowed my Mom's FoodSaver Machine and sealed it airtight, and placed it directly in my freezer. It's ready to go whenever we want it again!
2 comments:
This looks great! I was (literally 3 minutes prior to reading this) just thinking that I needed to figure out some good freezer recipes! Thanks for passing this on!
YUM! That sounds good!!!
I have some meals I've been meaning to share with you that I love that you could probably freeze well...
http://theunwifehousewifelife.blogspot.com/2009/08/white-people-cuban-food.html
(I've also used pork loin for this instead of chops)
http://theunwifehousewifelife.blogspot.com/2009/07/recipes-and-pictures.html
you freeze the cooked meat portion, and then just heat and add the chips and cheese when ready to eat!
http://theunwifehousewifelife.blogspot.com/2009/09/oh-no-not-green-stuff.html
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