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What are some good side dishes with a Chicken and Wild Rice casserole? The casserole has rice, chicken, sausage, and cream of chicken soup and a few other things. I was going to make this casserole with two sides for some friends. It has a lot of flavor. Do you think a casserole is okay for a small dinner party? One of my friends does not like most vegetables so it can be tricky with sides.

Casserole with Chicken a & WILD RICE in it..................? looking for a recipe that has chicken and real WILD RICE in it......................................

How do I make a chicken and rice casserole in a slow cooker? I want to use cut up chicken breasts because I want to be able to put left overs in a food jar thermos. I have wild and brown rice and would like to use both. I have cream of mushroom and cream of chicken and want to add some fresh mushrooms. I have a three quart slow cooker.

Leftover Chicken Recipes? I made a whole chicken in the oven the other day. Its already deboned and everything but we had quite a bit leftover...whats a good hearty meal thats good during colder weather that I can make out of this? I was thinking of either some sort of soup, warm sandwiches, or a casserole. Any good recipes. I dont want anything too strange or hard to make, im thinking something like chicken & dumplings, chicken noodle soup, chicken wild rice casserole, or warm cheesy chicken sandwiches. Something simple. Any ideas besides what I have, or great recipes?

How long do you cook rice for? I love cooking rice and have a rice cooker for the microwave but I don't use it all the time bc I don't know how long to cook it for in the microwave or on the stove. Got this great recipe for wild rice in a casserole and its cooked in the water of the poched chicken.

Does Anyone Have Tesco's Chicken & Bacon Casserole - Recipe on a Card from 1994 approx? I picked up a recipe card years ago in Tesco in the UK - it was a wonderful recipe and I had the card for years - I've now moved to Canada and the recipe got lost - has anyone got a copy of the recipe - from memory it had 4 boneless chicken breasts, chopped back bacon, onions, white wine and it was oven baked, and I think a little cream or creme fraiche went in at the end - I used to serve it with wild rice and a lambs lettuce salad ... I'd really love to have the recipe again as I can't exactly recall the stock measurements or seasonings that went in.

what are you having for thanksgiving? this is what my family is having a huge turkey green bean casserole fish honey roles roles mash potato With gravy fried chicken stuffing wild rice cranberry's cheese casserole liver onions steamed carrots salad egg roles grilled chicken mac & cheese corn corn on the cob fresh bread chips dessert chocolate chip cookies pumpkin pie cherry pie APPLE pie peach pie carrot cake chocolate cake lemon cake blueberry pie mud pie chocolate pie strawberry shortcake this will sound weird pancakes with fudge and a bunch of candy all of them and ice cream and wip cream doing the same thing with waffles we are having allot of junk what are you having oh and toast

Any ideas for Thanksgiving appetizers? I am cooking a smaller meal this year that will likely consist of a roasted chicken, wild rice pilaf, corn on the cob, asparagus with hollandaise sauce or string bean casserole, steamed baby carrots with butter and ginger, tossed salad, and yeast rolls. The menu is not set in stone yet, but that is the current plan. We normally do not have appetizers for Thanksgiving, but I would like to serve something to tide people over until dinner is ready this year. The only thing that really comes to mind is stuffed mushrooms. Anyone have any other good ideas for a Thanksgiving appetizer? Thanks!

What should I make for supper? SO I have *pasta noodles *milk *eggs *cream cheese *green peppers *onions *tomato soup *tomato sauch *cheese block (chedder) *rice *green beans (can) *tuna (can) *chicken breast (can) *Green beans *ranch *bbq sauce *chicken and wild rice soup *clam chowder *flower *sugar (brown and white) *seasonings like oregano, garlic, salt, pepper, etc. any suggestions on what I could make? I also have a rice cook and a crock pot. I am sorta feeling like a pasta dish or a casserole. SO suggestions on cooking the chicken breasts? (It's from a can) and I can't go to the store to get any other ingredients because a. i am broke :( and b. I don't even have a car to get anywhere at the moment...

Which meal do you like best? 1) Mashed potatoes, grilled ribeye steak and brussel sprouts with gravy. 2) Roasted potatoes with mint, grilled lamb chops and green beans and gravy. 3) Roast chicken with cornbread stuffing, and wild rice with diced carrots and peas. 4) Young potatoes with a white sauce, and vegetable casserole.

freezing casseroles and pot pies? Could anyone offer advice on pot pie fillings that freeze well. I would LOVE to add some wild rice to some rather than potatoes, any thoughts on that? Curious if they would reheat dry or no. Trying to make a few freezer meals for a guy who is now alone, plus we could use these as well! So far I have some classic chicken pot pies & turkey pot pies. Also wondering about wraps and freezing those filled with somehting yummy that can be tossed in the oven for a quick meal. was thinking of using chicken, pesto, mushrooms & sundried tomatos as filling, too. Wondering if anyone knows if I could add rice easy enough or has a suggestion for that combo in a pot pie or wrap?? THANK YOU!!! I should elaborate maybe - I don't need help reheating really, I need help with a recipe to make these. I don't use a microwave so they will be reheated in an oven. I am basically making a whole bunch of meals so we may freeze and reheat throughout the month, I am giving some away so any help is appreciated! I will learn as I get thru this yet I would love to give away a few with rice that will reheat nice & moist should I find help with locating a recipe. Thank you :)

How would you write this nonstandard formatted recipe into a standard formatted recipe? Low-Fat Turkey Casserole Rinse 6 ounces of uncooked wild rice in three changes of hot water. Drain the rice and set it aside. Bring 3 cups of canned low-sodium chicken broth to boil in a medium saucepan. Stir in 3 cups sliced fresh mushrooms with a slotted spoon. Add rice to pan stir well. Cover and cook 1 hour and 5 minutes or until liquid is absorbed. Combine rice, mushrooms, 3 cups of chopped cooked turkey (skinned before cooking and cooked without fat), 2/3 cup commercial oil-free Italian salad dressing and 1 cup low-fat sour cream. Spoon into a 2-quart baking dish coated with cooking spray. Bake, uncovered, at 325 degrees for 45 minutes. Let stand 10 minutes before serving. Yield: 6 servings (298 calories per serving).

How do I tell people I'm giving up junk food? I'm getting a gym membership and not eating under any circumstances: chocolate muffins cookies flapjacks sweets macaroons cake scones fudge toffee caramel biscuits sticky-toffee pudding cheesecake trifle jam candyfloss doughnuts jelly brownies banoffee deserts tarts pie crumble buns pastries meringues compots eclairs spotted dick swiss roll tiramisu sundaes frangipane yoghurt drinks pro-biotic yoghurts greek yoghurts soya yoghurts yoghurts in general fools mousse rice pudding non-organic eggs non free-range eggs soya milk goats milk cows milk (skimmed/semi-skimmed/whole/organic) milk drinks cream custard creme fraiche buttermilk salted/spreadable/unsalted butter fat lard dripping margarine spreads vegetable oil pastry cottage cheese all cheese shop-bought smoothies shop-bought juices lasagne cottage pie meatballs beef chicken sausage lamb gammon bacon haddock lamb pork turkey steak halal haggis burgers duck guinea fowl venison poussin salmon trout cod haddock plaice lemon sole pollock sea bass tuna mackerel kipper prawns crayfish mussels scallops organs e.g. heart, kidney, liver etc. meat in general quiche pizza hash browns waffles pattie pasties quorn products toad in the hole gravy pesto pasta spaghetti noodles white rice take-away shop-made soups coleslaw paté pork pies scotch eggs nachos burgers fajitas wedges casserole sauce mexican sauce stock yorkshire puddings dips peanut butter marmite cream ice-lollies ice-cream white bread brown bread rye bread pancakes croissants crumpets soda bread white pasta brown pasta eggs marinated tofu chips crisps ketchup white rice noodles take-away processed oil tinned vegetables tinned fruits rice-crispy cakes cereal chewing-gum (even though it's technically not consumed) muesli tea coffee fizzy drinks baked beans raisins, dates and other dried fruits (personal reasons) Instead I'm eating: asparagus broccoli cauliflower broad beans sweetcorn mangetout brussel sprouts lettuce courgettes dwarf beans fine beans kale pak choi runner beans spinach sugar snap peas stringless beans carrots leeks parsnips swede turnips beetroot potatos butternut squash beansprouts mushrooms fennel ginger dragon fruit starfruit passion fruit pomegranate blackberries raspeberries gooseberries blackcurrants red currants blueberries strawberries grapes apples bananas kiwi fruit nectarine pears plums avocados clementines grapefruit satsumas cherries coconut figs rhubarb papaya melon mangos pineapple lime lemon oranges tangerines sharon fruit (yuk) garlic onions shallots aubergine tomatoes peppers chickpeas cowpeas hyacinth pean lablab lentils lupins moringa oleifera peas pigeon peas sterculia velvet beans winged beans yam beans soybeans barley fonio maize pearl millet oats palmer's grass wild rice rye sorghum spelt teff triticale wheat breadnut buckwheat cattail chia flax grain amaranth kaniwa pitseed goosefoot quinoa wattleseed/acacia seed almonds brazil nuts cashew nuts chestnuts hazel nuts macademias pecans peanuts pinenuts pistachio nuts walnuts groundnuts acorn nut beech candlenut colocynth filbert hickory cucurbita ficifolia pecan kola nuts mamoncillo maya nut mongongo oak acrons ogbono nut paradise nut pili nut water caltrop cempedak eguisi fox nut fluted pumpkin hemp seed jack fruit lotus seed malabar gourd pumpkin seed sunflower seed These answers made me LOL. Thanks guys I'll take your advice!