Crock Pot Gooey Chicken Burritos
- Ready In:
- 8hrs 15mins
- Ingredients:
- 9
- Serves:
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4
ingredients
- 2 large boneless skinless chicken breasts (about 1-1/2 pounds)
- 340.19 g jar chunky salsa
- 304.75 g can fat-free cream of chicken soup
- 226.79 g can Rotel Tomatoes (diced or stewed tomatoes with chopped green chilies)
- 473.18 ml grated cheese (your choice, we like Jack)
- 1 large sweet onion, chopped
- sliced black olives
- 29.58 ml quick-cooking tapioca (I used Wondra flour)
- flour tortilla (we used 8 10-inch)
directions
- Combine all ingredients, except tortilla, in crock pot.
- Cook on LOW setting 6-8 hours.
- Shred chicken; spoon onto warmed tortillas and roll.
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Reviews
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This recipe was simple to do. I didn't want to use Tapioca, because it was a little pricey so I just used cornstarch until it was the thickness it needed to be. It made a BUNCH I'm only feeding 3 ppl in my house, and my husband and I ate at least 4...lol...One night I used refried beans, and then the next night I bought some yellow rice and some white queso sauce to put in the burrito, it was soooo good! My hubby kept wanting more!...lol...I still have a lot in there. I may go ahead and freeze the rest and have it some other time. This is definitely a keeper! Thanks for posting!
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This was creamy, salty, comfort food. Hubby loved it. I forgot to put it in the crockpot so I made it on the stove. This might have been a good thing, as I usually have really bad luck with boneless breasts in the crock. It took about 30 minutes on the stove. A couple of changes: I sprinkled the chicken with taco seasoning (no salt) and browned it in the pot with the onions before adding all the other ingredients. I used a 14-oz can of plain tomatoes, as we don't have Rotel here in Australia. I also probably used closer to 2 pounds of chicken. I served this up with a slotted spoon as there was LOTS of sauce (even with the additional chicken). My daughter's too little to manage a burrito, so I served it quite successfully over pasta! I also snuck some chopped spinach into hers. ;) Lots of leftovers for the freezer, too. UPDATE 29-OCT-06 ... Just wanted to add that I have now used some of my frozen leftovers, and it froze just fine.
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