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by Lauren's Latest and filed in Main Courses, Pasta
The Mexican version of spaghetti with a spicy, creamy white sauce.
by Grab a Plate and filed in Main Courses, Sandwiches
Served on crunchy bread and piled high with ingredients, Spicy Tofu Banh Mi is a great sandwich to enjoy on a leisurely afternoon. Whether you spice it up or dial it down just a bit, this is a filling sandwich you can really wrap your hands around.
by Dax Phillips and filed in Beef, Main Courses
A perfect surf and turf burger with just the right amount of spice. A patty that contains cheddar cheese and spicy Sriracha sauce is topped with fried calamari. It’s really good.
by RedApron (Liz) and filed in Main Courses, Pasta
I was looking to make a quick satisfying dinner with what I had on hand. I wanted to include a picture but my family started to dig in before I could snap a shot!
by Grad Foodents and filed in Main Courses, Pasta
Delicious vegetarian lasagne, full of protein and green veggies!
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rachelcooks on 7.21.2009
This looks really great! (And convienently simple!) I’m looking forward to trying it out on my hubby!
Trish in MO on 7.21.2009
Kristina, are you talking about the small bottle of ranch dressing here, and the small/regular size box of crackers?
And I have the same thing with my hubby! I like to make all sorts of fancy, schmancy, complex flavored dishes, and he likes them – don’t get me wrong- but he still RAVES about the simplest of dishes I make! I have an onion dish I’ll be posting soon that’s like that!
Thanks for sharing!
Kristina Wiley on 7.22.2009
Honestly, there are no “exact” measurements on this… it all depends on how big the chicken breasts/tenderloins are. You can tweak it to your liking. I don’t ever use the whole bottle… I just pour more onto the plate as I need it. Just make sure each piece of chicken is coated completely. The same goes for the ritz cracker crumbles: I cover the bottom of the plate, and when it gets low I add more.
Val in Michigan on 7.23.2009
I thought this was really good and about as easy as they come. These had a great flavor. Perfect for a quick dinner with few ingredients. My 3 year old grandson loved them. I used regular boneless chicken breasts and cut them in strips. Baked it for about 35 minutes and it turned out great. Gotta Love Quick and Easy!
tina59 on 7.26.2009
I make a version of this too, but I just crush up Cheezit style crackers and I use chicken tenderloins which I toss in a bit of egg wash or oil to make crumbs stick to chicken. It is so simple and surprisingly tender and good. Sort of low cal and very quick. We love it here.
jbizzle on 8.19.2009
ive got this in the oven right now and cant wait to see what my boyfriend thinks of it….it looked yummy when i was getting it ready! if only raw chicken werent so bad for me…..haha.
oh and i discovered your blog! love ur playlist!
bakingmama2be on 5.19.2010
I’m making this tonight! I love hidden valley ranch but I especially love their ranch packets that you add to sour cream so that is my version of ranch dressing. Can’t wait to eat it
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