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What to do with diced chicken?

I’m in the middle of making dinner, and I originally was making a campbells cream of blah blah blah with noodles and diced chicken, but It really does not sound good to me, plus I’m out of Asiago Cheese which the recipe calls for..so i’m a little hesitant to make it because I’m afraid it’s gonna be really bland, and…well campbells anything really doesnt sound appetizing right now…I have the diced chicken cooking right now,
but does anyone have a pretty simple recipe, something different I can do with this diced Chicken…I normally am a really good cook, and usually can pull things off the top of my head to make, but tonight I’m lost…and hungry
help? I really really really wanted Thai peanut sauce with my chicken..but I’m missing an ingredient

You could make an Alfredo sauce for the chicken and a box of pasta, using cream or half and half or a white sauce and garlic. Sautee chopped fresh or jarred garlic in butter then add the cream or sauce and simmer. Or if you had a can of coconut milk and some curry paste or knew how to make some you could heat that into a sauce and mix with rice. I don’t know much about Asiago but I’m sure you could use Parmesan just fine.

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Moosewood Restaurant Cooks at Home: Fast and Easy Recipes for Any Day $10.95 The Moosewood Collective has had big vegetarian cookbook success with other collections. The main aim of this addition to their list is to offer much-needed help to those who need recipes for speedy preparation. Most take less than 30 minutes preparation. Recipes include stir-fries, salads, sandwiches, bean dips, soups, scones, pancakes and desserts. Almost all are vegan, with dairy products …

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The Cheese $14.39 Taking the popular children’s song, “The Farmer in the Dell,” and turning it on its head, the characters in this fun-loving picture book decide that the cheese needn’t stand alone. With Steve Johnson and Lou Fancher’s eclectic illustrations.

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Recipe Journal $23.16 A companion recipe binder to the cookbook "In the Kitchen," which presented a comprehensive set of recipes for the everyday All photos are from "In the Kitchen," as are the six recipe that each start off one themed section. Soups begin with Tom Yum, while the Pasta and Rice section starts off with Linguini with Roasted Pumpkin, Spinach and Goat’s Cheese. Moorish Lamb with Quince Glaze heads the Meat and Poultry chapter, Coconut Spiced Prawn Kebabs starts off the Fish section, Tiramisu Cake leads Baking, and Desserts are represented with Watermelon Granita with Summer Fruit.

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Cheese (Farm) $6.48 Where does our food come from and how is it made? This series presents six different foods that are eaten around the world. Readers will learn about the food’s history, small-scale manufacturing, and large-scale factory processes. Each book also contains a simple recipe. How do cheese makers create different flavors of cheese, such as gorgonzola or gouda? Follow the process of cheese making from farm to factory to supermarket and learn which cheeses come from which countries.

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Recipe for Disaster $4.48 Aspiring chef, Zoe Matthews has lost her job and all hopes of a satisfying future. If that wasn’t bad enough, she’s just publicly shot down her one and only chance at culinary redemption. Restaurant mogul, Jackson Levy is determined to teach the rude city-slicker a lesson in manners. What she thinks will be a head chef position at one of his fancy restaurants turns out to be a small town diner. Can this city girl and a country boy find common ground? Or is this just a recipe for disaster?

Swissmar Girolle Cheese Scraper $90 Exquisite taste. Accent your appetizers with beautiful, professional-looking cheese flowers created using this girolle scraper. It’s designed especially for a certain Swiss cheese known as Tete de Moine or monk’s head. From Swissmar.

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