Cheesy Chicken Spaghetti
photo by Andi Longmeadow Farm
- Ready In:
- 45mins
- Ingredients:
- 12
- Serves:
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8
ingredients
- 1 green pepper, diced
- 1 cup celery, diced
- 1 medium onion, diced
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 2 cups cooked chicken, boned (save broth)
- 1⁄4 cup pimiento
- 1⁄4 - 1⁄2 cup mushroom, sliced canned (I have also sauteed fresh mushrooms)
- 1 lb spaghetti
- 1 (10 1/2 ounce) can cream of mushroom soup
- 1 (10 1/2 ounce) can cream of chicken soup
- 1 lb Velveeta cheese
- grated cheddar cheese
directions
- Saute pepper, celery, and onion in butter until soft.
- In another pan, melt cheese with soups. Add vegetables and combine.
- Cook spaghetti in chicken broth until tender. Drain.
- Mix together soup mixture and noodles and place in greased 13x9 pan. Top with grated cheddar cheese to your liking.
- Bake at 350 for 30-35 minutes.
- Enjoy!
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Reviews
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Love this recipe! Not only does my family request this often, but am asked to make this dish when we take food to people who are recupperating from accidents or dealing with death in the family....any time there is an occasion for comfort food...this is the one! Thank you SweetsLady for posting! you make us look GOOD! I have substituted black olives for pimientos at times, have used the fresh mushrooms, and have even replaced one of the soups with rotel....to suit tastes...whatever, it's a hit! Thanks
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My husband LOVED this recipe, he is a huge mac and cheese fan and this fit the bill for him. I LIKED it, ONLY because it's the first time I ever had velveeta and it was just toooo much for me. I didn't add pimentos because they are expensive as can be where I live, and I used fresh mushrooms. Next time I will probably use just grated cheddar in place of the velveeta. Thanks for posting. :)
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I just finished making this, and I had to stop tasting it.....because there wouldn't be any left for the family. I followed this exactly, and the taste was so comforting I just wanted to curl up next to the woodstove and take a nice long nap. I added the mushrooms and didn't scinch on the Velveeta. If you are going to enjoy this meal~then follow this exactly. The only little change I made was boil the noodles first, drain, in in the same pot cook the vegetables and add the soup and let it all heat up. Terrific as they come, this is a winner! Made for *Spring Spectacular* April 2008
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This is a regular on my monthly dinner menu, since it uses everyday ingredients I normally have on hand and prep is easy! I use Recipe #278160 in place of the canned (and sometimes I use the cream of celery variation). I have also added in a can of drained dice tomatoes with yummy results. I might try a can of Rotel tomatoes next time. I use several big handfuls of sharp cheddar instead of Velveeta, and if things seem to be too thick, I thin it out with some of the broth/pasta water. Delicious! :)
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Love this recipe! Not only does my family request this often, but am asked to make this dish when we take food to people who are recupperating from accidents or dealing with death in the family....any time there is an occasion for comfort food...this is the one! Thank you SweetsLady for posting! you make us look GOOD! I have substituted black olives for pimientos at times, have used the fresh mushrooms, and have even replaced one of the soups with rotel....to suit tastes...whatever, it's a hit! Thanks
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This is a regular on my monthly dinner menu, since it uses everyday ingredients I normally have on hand and prep is easy! I use Recipe #278160 in place of the canned (and sometimes I use the cream of celery variation). I have also added in a can of drained dice tomatoes with yummy results. I might try a can of Rotel tomatoes next time. I use several big handfuls of sharp cheddar instead of Velveeta, and if things seem to be too thick, I thin it out with some of the broth/pasta water. Delicious! :)
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SweetsLady
United States
I am married to a military man for?25 years. We've lived in Illinois, Kansas, Japan, North Carolina, New Mexico, Spain, and Washington state. I grew up a military brat, too, and have lived in Kentucky, Florida, Maine, Germany, Holland, and South Carolina. I am now a SAHM of 2 children. I love to make and try new recipes. My mom was the one that primarily taught me how to cook and then I have taught myself to cook various other things via trial and error. I love sharing with others how to cook and ideas. :) I am an active part of our church - teaching SONday school, singing in choir, etc. I wouldn't be here if it weren't for my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. He is my Rock and Salvation. I praise God for all that He has done for me. I love to meet new friends and enjoy talking about cooking, kids, etc. So feel free to drop me a Zmail! :)