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Thursday, February 23, 2012

Crock Pot Ranch Pork Chops

Last week, I tried a new recipe. I was very, very unsure of how it would come out, but very hopeful as it is probably on of the easiest crock pot dinners I've ever made. I was hoping to get pictures, but it was so good I didn't stop to take any!

Ingredients:
4-6 Pork Chops (I used boneless)
1 can of cream of chicken soup
1 can of water
3 tbs. or 1 packet of Ranch seasoning.

Directions:
Put them all in the crock pot and set on low for 6-8 hours.

How simple is that? They were a pretty big hit last night. Best part- It only cost me about 3.50. We even got 2 meals out of it.

I served it with steamed broccoli & mashed potatoes. Yum-o!

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Monday, February 13, 2012

Southwest Crispy Chicken Wraps

One of our favorite recipes is Southwest Crispy Chicken wraps. Our schedule is crazy sometimes (ok, most of the time), so I like things I can just throw together. My crock pot has become my best friend. Haha.

Wednesday is consistently our crazy day, so I've really got to plan in advance. Last week, we ate Little Rosie's leftovers for pretty much the entire week. (Thanks to D-Now) I was kinda getting tired of it, but we still had some tortillas and Mexican Rice leftover. It was time to make something fresh with it.

Recipe:
1 cup cooked chicken
1 cup cooked rice
1 can of black beans- drained and rinsed
Onion
Cumin
Chili Powder
Garlic Salt
Juice of 1 lime
Tortillas- fajita sized
Shredded cheese

I placed 2 small chicken breasts in the crock pot with some leftover canned chicken broth & some water. I cooked that from 7 in the morning till I got home at 8:30 that night. It was SO tender! I ended up only needing 1 1/4 of the small chicken breast. Then I heated up 1 cup of the rice mixed with some water. In the same bowl, I added the chicken, beans, onion, lime juice and seasonings. Sometimes, I add corn and tomatoes to the mixture as well.
Take the tortilla and spray one side with cooking spray. On the other side of the tortilla, cover it with shredded cheese then add 2 spoonfuls of the meat & rice mixture. Roll it up and place it on a hot skillet. Cook each side for approximately 2 minutes. I like mine fairly crispy so I tend to cook it a little longer. Then serve.




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