Got Raw Chicken Breasts? Make French Onion Casserole!
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A Recipe You’ll Want To Make Again And Again
I love making easy meals, you guys. I mean, I am all about keeping my meals healthy for my family but healthy doesn’t mean it has to be hard. I came across this delicious French onion chicken recipe the other day while I was searching for a suitable supper to feed my hungry family. This recipe only has 5 ingredients and most of the items are probably hiding in your kitchen as it is. Isn’t awesome when you find an impromptu recipe and you have all the ingredient on hand? Not having to drop what you’re doing and run to the grocery store is always a plus.
The cheese melts up well over the chicken and the french onion soup gives this delicious entree an awesome kick of bold and zesty flavor. Yum!
Let me know how you like this recipe in the comment section below. Enjoy!
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Quick Tip: If you don’t have any croutons or you’d like to keep this meal low-carb you can use pork rinds instead.
