I pulled blocks and scraps from every corner of my sewing room. I'll be adding 2 new workshops and a 3rd lecture in May.
Ingredients:
2 cups Cooked Chicken (I like to use a rotisserie chicken)
2 cups egg noodles (before cooking - I used veggie pasta)
20 oz. mixed vegetables (or peas and carrots if you prefer)
1 can cream of mushroom (I used fat free)
1 can cream of chicken (I used fat free)
1 cup milk (I used Fat Free Lactaid and added a few TBs of Ranch.
2 TBs. melted butter
1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese and 1/2 cup for topping
1/2 tsp. onion powder
1/2 tsp. garlic powder
1/2 tsp. Italian seasonings
salt and pepper to taste
** don't judge my pan, I've been using it for 30 years lol.
Cook pasta according to package directions.
Mix remaining ingredients in a large bowl.
Spread into a greased 9 x 13" pan.
Bake 30-40 minutes until hot and bubbly.
Top with 1/2 cup (or more) shredded cheese and broil for 3-5 mins - watch closely so it doesn't get too brown.
This is what I think of as "Real Food - for Real Lives". My family is devouring the leftovers.
xo
ps
today's blog title credit goes to Phil at Goodwin College :)
21 comments:
Finally back online! Love your creative craziness! I'm not a fan of contained samplers, I love the random scrappy potluck quilts. Have fun with your lectures & workshops. Wish we could get you to Maine!! Are you going to the AQSG study day on the 21st?
Oh my- all those bits and blocks are going to join forces! Lovely. Thanks for the recipe- it looks yummy, and anything that you can make once and have twice or more is fine with me.
Oooo, could your next lecture and workshop be on using orphan blocks to make a quilt top. If it is, I might have to strong arm my guild into having you back for this! Bwa ha ha!
Looking forward to seeing what you come up with using all those bits and blocks.
Congrats on your Jubilee Quilt on display at Quilt Fest Chicago - she's gorgeous!
Oh A Potluck quilt! I love that!! Any chance you got that Santa holding an embroidered tree from Jill? I made one like that for a swap! LOL
It will be great to get your Jubilee quilt home. :)
Lots of scrappy fun going on in your sewing room. Your Jubilee quilt will be well enjoyed in Chicago I'm sure - it's a knockout! :0)
Looks like a lot of fun in your sewing room. I love your Jubilee quilt, how nice to share it with everyone else!
Recipe sounds and looks delicious. Love the trail of fabrics in your sewing room. Well lived and worked in. Thank you for sharing.
I'm recognizing some of those blocks!
I bust out laughing at 'don't judge my pan" !!! Why? Well I have a few of the 'been through the years' pans myself! :)
Oh my! I love that first mood board photo. Love it. I've never done a mood board or any kind of "board". But this maybe the nudge I needed to give it a try. Thank you for the reason to buy more rotisserie chickens, they are my go to!
Rondi
Wouldn't you know! I am gong to Chicago, but won't get there until the 17th! I have wanted to go to one of those quilt shows for years, but rarely go there any more. Would love to see your quilt in person!
AHHH--my pyrex pans look like that too!! Now I don't feel so bad!
I make a similar casserole with rice instead of noodles.
What a wonderful patchwork puzzle. Can't wait to see what you come up with! Your Jubilee quilt is one of my favorites--Chicago will love it :)
I like your play on words blog post title. Creative as is your design wall.
Your quilt is gorgeous!!! I know you’ll be glad when it comes back home. Hugs,
Creative Craziness looks like a lot of fun. Can't wait to see more of this project. Thanks for sharing your recipe. It's perfectly timed too; we had rotisserie chicken tonight so I'll try that tomorrow. I had a giggle at reading your post title. Very clever and cute. ;^)
Love the mood board idea!
Got a chuckle about the pan. You know, I have so many glass pans, and they all looked similar to yours for many years. Then about 14 years ago we got a new dishwasher, and little by little all that "patina" washed away. My glass pans have nothing to show for all of their years of service. Kinda sad.
Your Jubilee quilt is such a stunner!
Your mood board is very inspiring.:) Love those colors together!
when our glass pan that I got at a yard sale looked like that I took some really fine wet/dry sandpaper with Dawn dish detergent to get rid of the "color"... see if it works for you!
OMG I'm laaaate !!
I'm curious to see what you are going to do with all these blocks ! Certainly a wonderful quilt as usual !
I always love to admire your Jubilee quilt !
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