Peek chicken full#

Okay, I must stop now because I could make TOO MANY jokes about what I just said. When you mix it all together and lay the chicken on top, it will kinda sink down. If you make the mix, remember you need about 2 ½ cups worth of thick soup. One batch of fresh makes the equivalent of two cans, which was perfect for this recipe. It’s super quick to whip up, so either one will work. We can make up a batch of cream-of soup with my Cream of Soup Mix OR we can just make a fresh batch of cream of chicken soup…I decided on the latter. They give such a lovely flavor – and if you forget to chop your onions because there is a 16 month old hanging on to your leg and you can’t make it to the fridge, just dump some of these in and call it done. Man, if you don’t keep these in your pantry you don’t know what you’re missing. I don’t buy onion soup mix either…so I just used some spices and these lovely dehydrated onions. So, if you hate brown rice, don’t give up on it…keep eating your grass occasionally and it might start to rub off on you. I felt like I was trying to eat a plate of dirty grass. I would be content eating nothing but a big plate of buttered white basmati rice. We do eat a lot of white rice – basmati…because it’s my favorite and it makes me happy. Suffice it to say it called for chicken, rice, cream of soups, and onion soup mix. Soooooooooooooooooo, I’m sitting down right now and don’t plan to get up until someone screams. I just found Andy playing in my earrings and Annie decorated all her furniture with stickers. I forgot to take it and I’m too lazy to get up now and do it. This recipe was called “No Peek Chicken.” I’d love to have a picture for you, but I won’t lie. Ba, da, da! (Pretend you heard the funny drum cue.) You’re amazing…probably because you’re from my home town and you like butter. Thank you, Chilhowie Christian Church ladies.

Peek chicken full#

It’s full of lovely gems and I’ve made a ton of recipes out of here. This cookbook is from the church where my Uncle Bob goes – Chilhowie Baptist Church. But today, today my friends, we are going to CONQUER THE CHICKEN DISH!!!! Step aside cream-of-whoknowswhat. I move right on to the recipes calling for bacon or chocolate…or bacon AND chocolate. Because really, I don’t buy those things any more. I always skipped over those recipes in the magazines and church cookbooks. Your family probably has some form of this recipe, it’s been called: “No Peek Chicken” – “No Touch Chicken – “Leave it Alone Chicken and Rice”Įvery Southern Family (hey Northern Families – do y’all have a version of this, too?) has some form of this recipe in their arsenal… it’s quick, easy, delicious, and makes your house smell like a little slice of heaven.You know how you see those recipes all over Pinterest and the Internet and store magazines? The ones that have the easy chicken dish – the one with rice mixed with a bunch of cream-of-whoknowswhat soups and onion soup mix? Then you put the chicken on top and it’s all done in one hour? It’s like some kind of Amazing Super Duper Kitchen Meal! I can’t believe we’re starting another school year didn’t summer just start?ĭidn’t we just rev up the pontoon boat and break out the bathing suits? Seriously, y’all… this recipe is comfort, and yumminess, and wonderful smells and tastes and textures all wrapped up in one 9X13 baking dish. (and as a result, was in bed passed out by 7:30 PM - can I get an Amen?) He has actually requested this in his brand-spankin’ new planet lunch box for his first day of KINDERGARTEN!!! This recipe is 100% 5-year-old Monkey approved In case y’all needed another reason to try it… No Peek Chicken – as she called it – is simple and absolutely perfect for back to school or any time when you’re just too busy to stir, mix, cook, check, simmer, chop, etc… I really wish that I could find her handwritten recipe card so I could add it to this post… please save all the handwritten recipes <3 they’re a true gift. This recipe came from my Granny’s recipe box. It’s savory and crunchy and tender and delicious and easy and yummy. Jump to Recipe Print Recipe This One Pan Chicken and Rice Bake aka No Peek Chicken is one of the most comforting foods, as well as one of the easiest to make in my comfort-food-kitchen arsenal.