1lb or small packaged sausage
2 cups of bisquick
1lb of sharp cheddar
Mix ingredients together and form small balls. Place in a preheated 350 degree oven and cook for 25 minutes.
I served this with an italian style salad and hawian kings rolls. Enjoy!!!
Monday, January 2, 2012
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Day 1~Chicken Spaghetti
Chicken Spaghetti
1 package of chicken breast
1 small package of velveeta cheese or a little over a cup if you do not have the small package
1 package of cream cheese
2 tablespoon of butter
1 can of cream of chicken soup
1 can of cream of mushroom soup
1 small can of chopped black olives (optional)
1 package of spaghetti noodles
1 medium onion chopped
salt (to taste)
1 teaspoon of black pepper
1 tablespoon of garlic
1 cup of sharp cheddar cheese
1. Boil your chicken breasts until they fall apart.
2. In the same water that you boiled your chicken breast in, you will also boil your spaghetti noodles. Boil your noodles for about 8 minutes or until done. When I put my noodles in the broth I always snap them in half. I really am not a fan of the long noodles. When the noodles are done, drain them in the sink and rinse with cold water. You will be cooking them in the oven so you don't want them to cook while they are in the sink. The cold water makes them stop cooking.
3. While you are waiting for your noodles to cook, shred your chicken breasts.
4. Add to your chicken breasts a can of cream of chicken soup, a can of cream of mushroom soup, package of cream cheese, a small can of black olives (totally optional), and your diced and melted velveeta. Mix well.
5. Let your mixture set for a few minutes while you melt the butter on the stove top with your diced onions and garlic. Cook that until the onions are looking a tad transparent. Then add to your chicken mixture.
6. Add the noodles to your chicken mixture. Add your pepper and continue mixing. Make sure you get everything mixed well.
7. Preheat your oven to 350.
8. Spray a 13' by 9' pan with cooking spray.
9. Transfer your chicken spaghetti to the sprayed cooking pan.
10. Top with your cup of sharp cheddar cheese.
11. Bake in the oven for about 45 minutes or until the sides are bubbling.
12. Take it out of the oven and let it set about 10 minutes before serving.
1 package of chicken breast
1 small package of velveeta cheese or a little over a cup if you do not have the small package
1 package of cream cheese
2 tablespoon of butter
1 can of cream of chicken soup
1 can of cream of mushroom soup
1 small can of chopped black olives (optional)
1 package of spaghetti noodles
1 medium onion chopped
salt (to taste)
1 teaspoon of black pepper
1 tablespoon of garlic
1 cup of sharp cheddar cheese
1. Boil your chicken breasts until they fall apart.
2. In the same water that you boiled your chicken breast in, you will also boil your spaghetti noodles. Boil your noodles for about 8 minutes or until done. When I put my noodles in the broth I always snap them in half. I really am not a fan of the long noodles. When the noodles are done, drain them in the sink and rinse with cold water. You will be cooking them in the oven so you don't want them to cook while they are in the sink. The cold water makes them stop cooking.
3. While you are waiting for your noodles to cook, shred your chicken breasts.
4. Add to your chicken breasts a can of cream of chicken soup, a can of cream of mushroom soup, package of cream cheese, a small can of black olives (totally optional), and your diced and melted velveeta. Mix well.
5. Let your mixture set for a few minutes while you melt the butter on the stove top with your diced onions and garlic. Cook that until the onions are looking a tad transparent. Then add to your chicken mixture.
6. Add the noodles to your chicken mixture. Add your pepper and continue mixing. Make sure you get everything mixed well.
7. Preheat your oven to 350.
8. Spray a 13' by 9' pan with cooking spray.
9. Transfer your chicken spaghetti to the sprayed cooking pan.
10. Top with your cup of sharp cheddar cheese.
11. Bake in the oven for about 45 minutes or until the sides are bubbling.
12. Take it out of the oven and let it set about 10 minutes before serving.
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
30 Meals in 30 Days
Starting January 1st I am going to blog a different supper meal each evening. I am doing this for various reasons. One reason is to save money and eat at home more. Another reason is to hopefully lose just a little bit of weight. The blog is back! I hope you enjoy!!!
Monday, August 1, 2011
Fall is on The Horizon!
Today is August 1. August starts my busy schedule. Starting tomorrow I will be in workshops, trainings, and working in my classroom. Soon all the teachers will be back at the school and then comes the sweet children. Once the children come, so will fall! I cannot wait to see the faces of the 20 or so children I will see everyday for the next 10 months. I cannot wait to see the faces of the children I will love, pray over, cry over, rejoice over, and teach them something along the way. I have been working this weekend on teacher's gifts to give my team when I get back to school. I am excited to be going back to work. I am excited to see the blessings God will bring me this year and the trials that will draw me closer to Him.
Each day is a journey. Enjoy it! :)
Each day is a journey. Enjoy it! :)
Friday, July 29, 2011
Summer Rain
Today has been simply a great day. It is so true that its the simple things in life that make it the best. This morning I went and walked with a coworker. It is amazing how starting out the day with a nice walk can help make a day better. You also feel much better. I had a great talk with a friend. I am looking forward to what all we talked about today to see how God solves all of our problems. This friend was a great friend to my mother and they were prayer warriors. It is an amazing blessing to listen to some of the things my mother used to pray about me and my future and to see how God is answering my mothers prayers even though she has been gone for almost 8 years.
Here in the south we have been praying for rain. It has been hot and dry.....very dry. Today we were blessed with almost 30 minutes of slow rain. I was in the middle of working on some teacher gifts for the first day of school when we recieved the storm. I LOVE working on crafty projects while it is raining outside. I love to sit at my dining room table and watch it rain while the trees gently blow in the background! It makes me so ready to be working on Christmas gifts this fall and winter. What I love even more than working on projects while it rains: I love watching God move. I spend so much of my time and wasted energy worrying about how He is going to bring about answers. I know He is working when I cannot see it. It is so nice to see when He does.
I hope everyone has a great and blessed weekend!!!
Here in the south we have been praying for rain. It has been hot and dry.....very dry. Today we were blessed with almost 30 minutes of slow rain. I was in the middle of working on some teacher gifts for the first day of school when we recieved the storm. I LOVE working on crafty projects while it is raining outside. I love to sit at my dining room table and watch it rain while the trees gently blow in the background! It makes me so ready to be working on Christmas gifts this fall and winter. What I love even more than working on projects while it rains: I love watching God move. I spend so much of my time and wasted energy worrying about how He is going to bring about answers. I know He is working when I cannot see it. It is so nice to see when He does.
I hope everyone has a great and blessed weekend!!!
Thursday, July 28, 2011
It's A New Day
It is a new day and there are so many things on my heart. I feel like God is about to move me out of some things. All I can do right now is pray and have faith. Having faith is something God has been ministering to me lately. All I can say is how great is God??? There are days in life that just flat out stink. We all have those days. But what gets us out of those days and into amazing days is the grace of God and the faith that we hold on to daily. How much of our relationship through Him is simply by faith? I recently read a book that dealt with a 3 year old child and God. The 3 year old was able to put so many of the daily struggles I have that often seem so cumbersome and overbearing into the most simple of terms. I need to remember to have the faith of a child and not put a worldly spin on everything. So much of the past 4 years I have spent my life looking around my corner to see what other people have thought about my life and my decisions. Because of this I have pushed so many people that I love away from me. I realized that I can only live my life for the decisions that are right for me and not what others have to think. No matter what my decisions are they are still going to love me and support me. I am so thankful for God's grace and his daily blessings. Each day brings new joys and new trials. Most of my trials have to do with patience. :)
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Days like this.....
Some days honest to goodness just flat out stink! In the last week I have been told that all of my desires will not be coming true for a long time. I am heartbroken! The worst part is, I can't really talk to anyone about it because everybody has their own issues and I do not want to burden them with my problems. This happens all of the time. I honestly do not know why God has me alone on this planet, but He does. I wish my parents were still alive. They would comfort me no matter what is going on and I would not feel guilty for talking with them. Oh how I miss them so much. I miss them more and more all of the time. I now realize their value in my life and the skills they each possessed to "fix" whatever problem I had at hand. My father could fix anything with his hands. When something broke I just took it to daddy and he knew how to fix it. Any life problem I had, I knew my mother would be right there with me coaching me on and praying for me. I keep waiting for life to get better after their deaths. So far, it really hasn't. I miss them terribly. Whoever first said life is not fair was not telling a joke.
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