This was one of my favorite meals my mom used to make me growing up. It reminds me of an asian style rice a roni. I LOVE it! I made it so much in college that I couldn't even look at it for years. So after not eating it for 10 years, my mom made me it last night:) It's a great side dish to serve with any main meat. Great with chicken, fish, steak... we served ours with sauteed shrimp in a lemony garlic-butter sauce. It makes a ton, but is great as leftovers too!
Ingredients
*2 cups minute rice
*1/2 lb fine egg noodles (We got our bag in the asian section at the grocery store)
*1 can sliced water chestnuts (I then cut all the chestnuts in half)
*2 cans Campbell's french onion soup
*2 cans chicken broth/stock
*1/2 cup butter
*1 cup water
*1 T soy sauce
Preheat oven to 350
First melt butter in a ban and brown the noodles. Then add the rest of your ingredients. Stir well and heat up.
Spray a 9x13 pan with Pam. Pour in mixture and make sure you even out the noodles/rice throughout the pan.
Cover with tinfoil and bake for 45 mins. Take tinfoil off and fluff/stir with a fork. If all the liquid isn't gone, put back in the oven uncovered until all liquid is absorbed.
Serve alone or along side favorite protein and veggie!
Browned noodles and then started adding ingredients (here i've added french onion soup) |
Pour in your pan and make sure rice/noodles are dispersed evenly |
Bake till liquid is fully absorbed |
We added sauteed shrimp and steamed Mukimame. |
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