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Canellini beans would work in a pinch.thecougchef said:my moms coming over tonight so i am finally getting around to making the white chicken chili. the grocery store only had the great northern beans in the package instead of the can. could i substitute using white beans??
JAE said:Good question. I don't know. Progresso chicken broth was on sale at the grocery store, today and I had $1 off coupons. So I have three boxes of broth, but I don't know what to make for dinner.
chefann said:I got 2 boxes of that broth! I had coupons, too.
I got those, too. Except my Meijer only had the corn and the broccoli/rice in the freezer. They were also out of the cream cheese that is on sale this week.My cashier, who I look for now when I go (he saw my PC jacket and asked for a catalog the first time I was in his line), used the coupon that was on the broth, too (typed it in manually), so I got the broth for free - actually got money back! And then a $5 off a $50 gift card coupon printed out. I'm going to go today and get that to use on a future trip.JAE said:I bought Green Giant Steamers for 89 cents, and I had $1 off coupons. I bought three with three coupons. That was a great deal.
The "What's for Dinner?" collection for November 18th features five delicious and easy-to-make recipes using seasonal ingredients. These recipes include a hearty beef stew, a creamy butternut squash soup, a flavorful chicken and vegetable stir-fry, a savory mushroom and spinach risotto, and a sweet apple crisp for dessert.
Yes, all of the ingredients for the recipes in the "What's for Dinner?" collection for November 18th can be easily found at your local grocery store. We strive to create recipes that use common and accessible ingredients to make cooking hassle-free.
Of course! We understand that everyone has different dietary restrictions and preferences, so feel free to make substitutions in the "What's for Dinner?" recipes to fit your needs. You can also reach out to your Pampered Chef consultant for tips on how to make adjustments to the recipes.
The cooking time for each recipe in the "What's for Dinner?" collection varies, but on average, they take about 30-45 minutes to prepare. We understand that people have busy schedules, so we strive to create recipes that are quick and easy to make without sacrificing flavor.
Yes, you can access all of our previous "What's for Dinner?" recipe collections on our website or by contacting your Pampered Chef consultant. We rotate our collections every week to provide a variety of delicious recipes for our customers to enjoy.