Here's a quick-cooking dinner idea that's fits into your busy day. Chicken and a seasoned stuffing combine with an herbed creamy sauce for a hearty casserole that's a favorite for kids and adults alike.
Cheese lover? Us too. So we simmered chicken in a cream-cheese-and-garlic sauce before adding mozzarella and a sprinkle of Parm. A zing of crushed red pepper adds a kick.
Neufchatel cheese is added to spaghetti sauce to make a creamy sauce that's tossed with pasta and broccoli, then served with chicken breasts simmered in a robust dressing.
This Cheesy Chicken Burritos recipe contains flour tortillas, tomato, lettuce, taco bell home originals thick 'n chunky salsa, kraft mexican style finely shredded four cheese and more.
In this case, "jerk" means spicy and succulent chicken infused with cinnamon, cloves and a little cayenne. One bite and you'll swear you feel a slight warm island breeze.
These are so quick and tasty. You can use strips of boneless chicken breast instead of the beef. Feel free to double the marinade. The flavor is so great for such a short marination time. You can can do them up ahead of time and have the meat sit longer if you wish.
This creamy chicken and vegetable dish features an enticing sauce made with cream of potato and cream of broccoli soups, and is topped with golden biscuits for a real home-style flavor...and it's on the table in just 45 minutes.
This Chicken Bow-Tie Pasta Salad recipe contains farfalle, kraft monterey jack cheese, kraft grated parmesan cheese, fresh broccoli florets, sliced black olives and more.
This fruit-topped, low-cal recipe is a ray of sunshine on a day when you could be eating a bland, ordinary salad. Guaranteed to make your day taste a little brighter.
Stuffing on the outside, not the inside, is the key to this tasty crowd-pleaser. Oven-baked breasts get a crunchy flavor-packed coating, courtesy of Stove Top Stuffing Mix.
These enchiladas get their Southwest flavor from our Philly Santa Fe Blend Cooking Creme. Who knew it was so easy to create saucy, authentic-tasting Tex-Mex?
