Iso Chicken Recipe for Deep Dish Baker

[redprincess]

Hi everyone -
I'm looking for something along these lines:

Chicken breast
deep disk baker
essentially throw all the ingredients in baker, cook in oven or micro and serve


Can anyone help? I've spent the last couple of hours searching this and Consultant Corner and still haven't felt anything quite right.

Thanks!

 

[Chef Diane]

what about the roasted chicken recipe. I dont know what book its in (I know not much help) but will help you look for it

 

[BethCooks4U]

Hi everyone -
I'm looking for something along these lines:

Chicken breast
deep disk baker
essentially throw all the ingredients in baker, cook in oven or micro and serve


Can anyone help? I've spent the last couple of hours searching this and Consultant Corner and still haven't felt anything quite right.

Thanks!

So what do you have in the house besides the chicken breast? You can season it with whichever seasoning you prefer and bake it (or microwave) and chop it up to make a chicken salad or one of our rings - add mayo, celery, onion...

Or if you have veges in the house cut up some potatoes, carrots, celery, onions and place around the chicken, season to taste and bake.

Or cook the chicken, cut or chop it up and add a can of soup (like cream of mushroom or cream of chicken), mix in a package of frozen mixed vegetables and top with tater tots or those crunchy onions (I forget what they are called) or bisquick or bread crumbs... Bake for 30 minutes.

 

[dannyzmom]

Ohhhh...one of my faves...
dice some onions, mix with a can of Cream of Anythign soup (we usually do Cream of Corn or Cream of Mushroom) and enought Stove Top Stuffing Mix to make a nice cookie-dough-like consistency
Salt & Pepper 4 ckn breasts and lay on top of the stuffing stuff.
Melt exual parts brown sugar & butter (as much as you like) and pour over breasts...bake til the breasts are cooked through - YUM

 

[SusanBP0129]

Carolyn - that sounds AWESOME!!!

 

[dannyzmom]

Carolyn - that sounds AWESOME!!!

My brother and SIL make it all the time - it's so easy and SO good!

 

[redprincess]

This all sounds great! I don't think I'm really overcomplicating this and trying to find a "PC" recipe when I think the point is I can do anything!

 

[chefann]

The DDB was the first piece of stoneware I bought, and I used it for EVERYTHING! One of DH's favorite meals when we were first married was meat (pork chops or chicken) with a can of Cream of Mushroom soup poured over the top. Serve with rice or noodles.

 

[dannyzmom]

My DDB and the Square Baker were the two most used stones in my kitchen back when I cooked.