CHICKEN WITH CHIPPED BEEF AND BACON

Succulent and easy chicken

This recipe makes the most succulent and juicy chicken I've had. It is very easy to make. The only drawback is that you have to start the night before you want to serve it. It would be a good recipe for when you have company, since you can do most of the work the previous day.

Ingredients

(serves 4)

Procedure

  1. Cut chipped beef into strips. Line the baking pan with them.
  2. Wrap bacon around chicken. Put in pan on top of beef.
  3. Mix soup and sour cream. Pour mixture over chicken.
  4. Cover tightly and refrigerate overnight, or at least several hours. It comes out better if you do it overnight.
  5. Bake in 135C oven, uncovered, for three hours.

Notes

A note on ingredients for non-US cooks: "chipped beef" is cooked spiced beef cut into very thin slices and packaged for sandwiches. A worthy substitute is roast beef sliced very thin and seasoned lightly with salt and pepper. A "can of mushroom soup," such as Campbell's soup, is 380 ml of double-strength cream soup concentrate.

Rating


Difficulty: easy.
Time: 5 minutes preparation, 1 day waiting, 3 hours cooking.
Precision: no need to measure.

Contributor

 
Jeff Lichtman 
Relational Technology Inc., Alameda CA 
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Recipe last modified: 1 Jan 86

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From: jeff@rtech (Jeff Lichtman)
Newsgroups: mod.recipes
Subject: RECIPE: Chicken with chipped beef and bacon
Date: 7 Feb 86 05:13:06 GMT
Organization: Relational Technology Inc., Alameda CA
Approved: reid@glacier.ARPA


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