Another of those Irish Pub Food recipes
A fourth Chicken Dump Recipe, however I increased the seasoning a bit and used some of the juices to make a cream sauce
For the risotto I used some White Wine as my “acid” and added a touch of Lemon-Pepper
Yet another recipe from this site. With a name like “Caribbean Chicken” an expectation is set. I’m wondering if these recipes were created by someone from the mild mid-west where Taco Bell “Mild” sauce is considered to be blistering hot. Basic seasoning is seriously lacking in some of these. I would recommend adding (which I have done so below) 1 tsp of Salt, 2 tsp of Crushed Red Pepper and 1 tsp of Black Pepper
Given the “tropical” promise of the name I used a Citrus seasoned Rice Vinegar in the Risotto and added diced Red and Orange Bell Peppers along with some crushed Macadamia nuts.
This is my Wife's variation of her Mother's Thanksgiving Stuffing Mix
Cooked in the crockpot low and slow
The original recipe I saw for this called for using flour tortillas. Yuck. That would be like cutting into a pan of soggy paper. Changed that out for Corn and added a topping of crushed corn chips.
This is a variation on my Cousin William's recipe
People (otherwise known as wimps) complained in the past that my other entries were too hot. I like heat as long as it is controlled and still allows the flavor to come through. This recipe has little to no heat however. I also like chili with beans and vegetables as opposed to a traditional Texas “bowl o’ red”.
No initial heat with a slow build so that when a good sized bowl has been consumed you will feel a little bit of warmth around your lips.
Note: If you like some heat I would double the peppers
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This is a recipe that my Mom got from the old Howard Johnson's chain when we were kids. It truly is a "comfort" food and is great on crisp fall evenings. It will remind you of a warm pumpkin pie