Cooking With Your Gofer

Feb. 4, 2008

Easy Cheesy Chicken

Hi, Y'all,

This was the first thing I taught Lioness how to cook. It uses the slow cooker, so during the time the child is using the appliance, it is cool to the touch. :-) I generally use boneless, skinless breasts--sometimes frozen, sometimes fresh. If you use fresh, it will only take a couple hours on *low* (yes, low, not high--newer slowcooker are a good deal hotter than the older ones.) Anyway, here goes...

Easy Cheesy Chicken

4 to 6 boneless chicken breasts
1 can cheddar cheese soup
1 can cream of chicken soup
1/2 (soup can) milk or water

Cook on low for 2-3 hours (frozen, on low 3-5 hours)
Serve over noodles or rice.

If your Gofer can open cans, s/he can do this entire recipe by her/himself! Smaller Gofers can dump soup after you have opened the cans. Be *sure* to teach your Gofer about food hygiene, especially with the poultry. THIS IS OF UTMOST IMPORTANCE!!! NOW is the time to teach them about food safety. :-)

Enjoy!

The Ewe

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Welcome to "Cooking With Your Gofer". You may be wondering what a "Gofer" is. The "Gofer" is your CIT (Chef In Training). Now your thinking "But why are they called 'Gofers'?", that is simple, when you start cooking you often hear this "So'n'so go get ______ for me, oh and ______." you are now what I call, (drum roll please), a "Gofer". But enough introductions, let's get cooking. Oh what's that, you still want to know why its called "Cooking with Your Gofer", great, an easy question, many of these recipes can be made by or with the help of children. Now who's blog is this anyway? This is the cookbook blog of DaddysLioness (http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/lionesslamb/) and her Mama Ewe (http://the-ewes-gnus.blogspot.com/). Now all done asking questions? Good, now to get on with the cooking.