I am always on the lookout for easy weeknight meals because the less work to feed the 5 of us, the better! Right? That’s why I am loving this super easy slow cooker chicken noodle casserole recipe. I can cook the chicken all day while I’m in “go go go mode” then come home toss the last…
Picnic season is just around the corner, and what better way to get ready for it, than this simple chicken salad recipe. Curry Chicken Salad is a flavorful mixture than you can take along in your cooler and serve on sandwich rolls, in tortilla wraps, or even in a lettuce leaf wrap. The versatility of…
Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup is perfect for a cold day to warm your family’s hearts. They never seem to tire of this old favorite and it’s fantastic for easing the symptoms of the common cold. This recipe is an adaptation of my grandmother’s chicken soup. She taught me how to make it when I was seventeen. She…
You will love this easy One Pot Chicken Alfredo recipe. It utilizes cooked chicken that you may have leftover from another meal, a rotisserie chicken from the deli, or some of the basic chicken that you have prepared for future meals, using the slow cooker recipe we have here on Hip Homeschool Moms.
These simple Slow Cooker Buffalo Chicken Drumsticks make the perfect game day recipe! I love to add them to the slow cooker Sunday morning, and by game time they are ready. It’s one of my favorite easy recipes! It’s football season! Which means lots of yummy game day food in my house! My husband is…
Ready or not school has started! At least for many families it certainly has. I know that for many families, that also means lots of chaos and craziness, getting back into a routine. This meal is the perfect solution for those kinds of days. Slow Cooker Chicken Tacos is a “toss it and forget it” kind…
This chicken pasta salad made with grilled chicken and Italian dressing is so simple, you can whip it up any night of the week.
This wonderfully rich dish is a great busy night meal, but don’t be deceived by the title. There’s no bourbon in here. The dish gets its name from the location it originated from, Bourbon Street in New Orleans.
It has been almost 2 years since I began eating gluten free. I’ve learned a lot during those 2 years, but I’m still learning more about eating GF and coming up with (or finding) GF alternatives for some of my family’s favorite meals, desserts, and snacks. A few days ago, I started craving chicken pot…