Chicken and Stuffing Casserole Recipe

Four years ago, our office put together a cook book. I've made

a few things from it over the years, but one recipe that I

think is my favorite (so far anyways!) is this Chicken and

Stuffing Casserole.... courtesy of Marcia Canterbury...

 

 Ingredients:

4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cooked and chopped

1 can cream of chicken soup

8 oz sour cream

4 to 6 slices Swiss cheese

1 box of chicken flavored stuffing mix, prepared as directed

 

Directions:

Preheat oven to 375 degrees.

Spray a casserole dish with non-stick cooking spray.

In a small bowl, combine the soup and sour cream, set aside.

Place cooked/chopped chicken in casserole dish.

Place cheese slices on top of chicken.

Pour the soup/sour cream mixture over the cheese.

Top with prepared stuffing.  Bake for 40-45 minutes,

until stuffing is golden brown and casserole is bubbly.

 

Bub's Photo Blanket!

I seriously think this is one of the the

funniest gifts I've ever helped with....

 

My brother is in a long distance relationship, (we

love her!) and even though it's super corny, he liked

the idea of getting his girlfriend a blanket with his face

plastered all over it - So even when they're apart,

she can still snuggle with him! Dorky, but sweet, right?!?

 

Originally, we thought we could do one giant

picture of him, but because the resolution of the

pictures I had weren't high enough, we had to go with

a collage... which I think I like better anyways now!

I just ordered it from Walmart.com and had it shipped

straight to his girlfriend in Los Angeles.

 

I know...

Best. Gift. Ever.

HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY New Year... Duck Dynasty Style!

I honestly thought that New Year's Eve would be spent 

at the house, in sweatpants, struggling to stay awake til that

dang ball drops at midnight... and with December being such

a crazy busy month, I was OK with the idea of a lazy evening.

 

Until I went to Wal-Mart the Saturday before Christmas...

(don't even get me started on that... I was DONE Christmas

shopping, and then my brother talked me into helping him

finish all his...) But, that's when I decided I NEEDED to have

a New Year's Eve Party. And it HAD to be Duck Dynasty theme!

 

At first, I wasn't really a fan of the show... I watched it with Isaiah

because he liked it, but I just didn't see what was so funny about it,

and it was obvious that it was scripted. But after about four

episodes, I was hooked! Maybe it's because those guys remind

me so much of my husband.... especially Jase!! Anyways, I bought

up a bunch of Duck Dynasty party stuff and invited a few friends

to the house. So here's what I pulled together...

 

Camo tablecloth, plates, napkins, and toasting cups

Camo banner... HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY NEW YEAR!

 

Duck Dynasty cups for everyone to take home 

Hats, glasses, beards, and headbands

 

Duck call party horns

 

Some of the food I served got redneck-ified.....

FROG LEGS (fried chicken)

 

SQUIRREL FEET (weenies)

 

'COON TURDS (baked beans)

 

RABBIT FOOD (veggie tray)

 

"That fruit is for Yuppies" (fruit tray)

 

 We also had deviled eggs, chips & dip, chocolate

chip cookies, and pretzel/rolo treats.

 

And you GOTTA have a little tea at a Duck Dynasty

party... but unlike Uncle Si, it's gotta be SWEET.

 

 Loved spending the evening with these great friends!!

 

 

My husband refuses to wear costumes... but since he went

hunting during the day on New Year's Eve, he just kept

on what he had and it was the perfect "Jase" costume!  

 

 What a fun way to ring in the New Year, "and that's a fact, Jack!"

HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!