Chicken Cordon Bleu Casserole/ Green Beans
Hello everyone. I haven't made it into the craft space long enough to craft lately but I have done some cooking. I found a new channel on YouTube called the Chuck Wagon Cowboy. He has some interesting recipes and I printed a few to try. Now I don't endorse everything on his channel, but tonight's dinner was delicious.
Now I will admit, it may not look like much in this picture, but it was delicious! It can't be low calorie, but will make a good occasional treat. You can find the recipe on YouTube by clicking here. The recipe is in the comment section. I think the jalapeno really adds to it.
When we were in South Carolina on vacation, we had some delicious green beans. They were fresh and cooked in a pressure cooker. They were finished off with a tiny bit of bacon grease. Well I didn't have fresh beans and I don't have a pressure cooker, but I did have bacon grease. Now before you panic, listen to how I made these tonight. I took one can of cut green beans and drained most of the water from the can. I cooked it in the microwave for 2 minutes and then I added a VERY small amount of the bacon grease - probably around 1/4 teaspoon. I then added a little salt and pepper and cooked it for 2 more minutes. It was so good!
I actually made 2 of these casseroles and put the second one in the freezer. Why fix just one meal when you can make 2 with just a little more effort? My daughter left this morning for church camp where she will be on staff for all of July except for the 1 week she will be a camper. I need to have things in the freezer to go to. I just hope it is as good from frozen as it was fresh.
Thanks for stopping by and have a good day. I hope to have some fun projects soon. I have alot of projects with some great ideas!
When we were in South Carolina on vacation, we had some delicious green beans. They were fresh and cooked in a pressure cooker. They were finished off with a tiny bit of bacon grease. Well I didn't have fresh beans and I don't have a pressure cooker, but I did have bacon grease. Now before you panic, listen to how I made these tonight. I took one can of cut green beans and drained most of the water from the can. I cooked it in the microwave for 2 minutes and then I added a VERY small amount of the bacon grease - probably around 1/4 teaspoon. I then added a little salt and pepper and cooked it for 2 more minutes. It was so good!
I actually made 2 of these casseroles and put the second one in the freezer. Why fix just one meal when you can make 2 with just a little more effort? My daughter left this morning for church camp where she will be on staff for all of July except for the 1 week she will be a camper. I need to have things in the freezer to go to. I just hope it is as good from frozen as it was fresh.
Thanks for stopping by and have a good day. I hope to have some fun projects soon. I have alot of projects with some great ideas!
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