CHICKEN SPAGHETTI

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this is a recipe i learned from a pentecostal church fundraiser in texas several years back. we cooked it for a fundraiser and it was a smash. everyone here in fla. that i made it for wants the recipe too. so here it is.

Provided by susan cannon @kitchenbitty

Categories     Chicken

Number Of Ingredients 9

4 medium skinless boneless chicken breasts or tenders
1 box(es) spaghetti noodles
1 box(es) cheddar cheese(the kind you melt)
1small can(s) black olives, sliced
1small can(s) mild rotel tomato. lightly drained
1/2-1 tablespoon(s) salt and pepper
1 can(s) evaporated milk
- garlic salt, mushrooms, onions are variations that can be added
1 can(s) cream of chicken or mushroom soup

Steps:

  • boil chicken until done(for 15-20 minutes if frozen)and remove from water and set aside.
  • boil spaghetti noodles 10 minutes until done. drain noodles but do not rinse. set aside.
  • dice chicken into bite size or smaller pieces.
  • put rotel tomato after it has been drained lightly into pot used to boil chicken & spaghetti. add milk and cream of chicken or mushroom soup, mix well then warm over low heat.
  • cut 1/2 block of the cheese into small squares and add to pot, stirring to promote melting. DO NOT LET SCORCH.
  • once starts to melt, add olives, salt & pepper. mix well until all cheese is melted. should be a little wet.
  • add diced chicken & spaghetti to mixture in pot and stir until well coated.
  • turn off heat and let set few minutes, then serve warm.

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