Creamed Chicken Pie Not The Same Old Way Oamc Recipes

NOT THE SAME OLD CHICKEN RECIPE

Steps:

• Place chicken in a greased 9 by 13 pan. Remove the skin for better flavor penetration optional. In a small bowl combine together mayonnaise, onion soup mix, dressing and preserves. Stir well and then spread over chicken. Cover with foil tightly or lid and place in a preheated 375 degree oven for 1 hour and 30 minutes. Serve with rice if desired.

OAMC EASY CHICKEN POT PIE

Steps:

• Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
• Mix soup, 1/4 cup milk, pepper, vegetables and chicken in 9" pie plate.
• Mix remaining milk, egg and baking mix and pour over chicken mixture.
• Bake until hot and topping is golden.

MOM'S CREAMY CHICKEN PIE, 1940'S RECIPE

Steps:

• 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Cook vegetables in a large pan in butter until tender. Add flour to vegetables, cooking flour for a minute or so. Add milk or half and half and broth gradually to pan. Continue to cook on med/low until it starts to thicken and get bubbly. Remove from heat. Add garlic powder, salt, pepper and cubed chicken.
• 2. Place bottom crust in deep pie plate. Pour in filling. Lattice cut remaining pie crust, if desired, or use solid top crust. Cut slits in top crust. Bake for 45 minutes at 350 degrees or until it starts to bubble from the top. Cover with a loosely fitting foil tent half way through to prevent crust from getting too brown.
• 3. Allow to cool slightly before serving.
• 4. Photo By: belachan2.blogspot.com Recipe is our family's.

CHICKEN PACKETS (OAMC)

Steps:

• Mix chicken, cream cheese, chives, milk, and salt in a medium bowl (mixing with hands works best) to make filling, and store in a 1 qt freezer bag.
• Put crouton crumbs in another 1 qt bag, attach it to bag of chicken filling, and freeze.
• Refrigerate crescent rolls.
• To prepare for serving, thaw chicken mixture.
• Preheat oven to 350°F.
• Unroll crescent rolls.
• Each tube will contain 4 rectangles of dough with a diagonal perforation.
• Press dough along each perforation so the rectangle halves will not separate.
• Place about 1/4 cup of the chicken mixture into the center of each rectangle.
• Fold dough over the filling, and pinch the edges to seal tightly.
• Dip each packet in melted margarine, and coat with crouton crumbs.
• Place packets on a baking sheet.
• Bake for 20 minutes or until golden brown.
• Packets are good either hot or cold.

CREAMY CHICKEN LASAGNA - OAMC

Steps:

• Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
• Cook chicken breasts and cut into small cubes (less than 1/2 inch).
• Cook noodles in boiling water until almost done, Drain and rinse in cold water, Lay flat on baking sheet and cover with plastic wrap while you make sauce.
• Cook onion in butter in large pan for about 2 minutes or until softened.
• Add flour and stir over low heat for another minute.
• Stir in dried herbs and chicken.
• Slowly add stock and milk or cream, Boil for about 1 minute.
• Add carrots and broccoli, cook for 5 minutes.
• Salt,pepper and add crushed red pepper to taste.
• Spray 2 13x10 inch baking pans with no stick spray.
• Put enough sauce in the bottom of the pans to just cover.
• Start assembling, 1/4 noodles, 1/4 sauce, 1/4 cheese making 2 layers. Add a little basil and crushed red pepper to the top for looks if desired.
• Cover with foil and bake until bubbling (about 40 minutes).
• Uncover and brown for about 5 minutes to brown top slightly.
• Let stand about 20 minutes before cutting and placing in containers to freeze.
• After reading the comments I tried some things. The egg noodles as well as penne pasta worked really well. The type of pasta I used determined the amount of sauce that was left obviously. Just experiment to see what works for you. Using egg noodles or penne seriously cuts the time on this way back. Using frozen carrot/broccoli blends works great too, to cut back on time. Both of those alterations didn't change much, though the frozen veggies changed a little bit of the "fresh" taste in my opinion. If you're doing a day long OAMC marathon, these minor changes might make a big difference. As for the sauce, I think the elevation and dryness of the flour affect the sauce, so does oven temperature Like one reviewer said the sauce thickens as it stands.