O.K. here is my version to liven things up just a little. I also add 1 TBS. chopped parsley 1 TBS fresh basil or 1 tsp. dried basil and either fresh chopped tomato canned drained diced tomato or chopped sun-dried tomatoes along with a little white wine. I let it simmer on low until the chicken is very very tender. I serve it sometimes with rice pasta or mashed potatoes. I also sometimes add sliced zucchini.
O.K. here is my version to liven things up just a little. I also add 1 TBS. chopped parsley 1 TBS fresh basil or 1 tsp. dried basil and either fresh chopped tomato canned drained diced tomato or chopped sun-dried tomatoes along with a little white wine. I let it simmer on low until the chicken is very very tender. I serve it sometimes with rice pasta or mashed potatoes. I also sometimes add sliced zucchini.
This dish was really tasty and easy to prepare. I did make a few changes. I substituted olive oil for veg. oil. I also added onion garlic fresh basil red and greed bell peppers peas and carrots. The sauce was very tasty. It was great served over white rice.
you can do so much with this recipe i loved it! i minced 2 cloves of garlic to brown the chicken in (i seasoned the chicken with sea salt and pepper and a little onion powder i didn't have any fresh onions). when i added the soup and the water i added cut up red potatoes and carrots that i had mixed with some fresh parsley. i covered it all and let it simmer on low for about 20 minutes then added half a can of peas. so good on a cold night!
well this was terrific and just what i needed---a simple fast recipe with few ingredients...i used enormous chicken breasts so the cooking time was longer and i added an onion some garlic and some mushrooms...my husband loved it and it doesn't break the bank or the calorie count!
This is one of those super simple easy-peasy "meat and potato" classics -- and a great way for me to empty my vegetable drawer. Add onions broccoli red peppers mushrooms celery zucchini -- whatever you have on hand -- and this dish takes on a flourish.
I was surprised with how delicious this turned out! I'm not usually a big fan of canned mushroom soup. But using the advice of other reviewers to spice things up this turned out to be a spectacular weekday dish. I cooked my chicken fully in a small amount of water (instead of oil). I then tossed my cooked chicken breasts in the fridge overnight with 2 cloves of chopped garlic tossed on top (not mixed in). The next afternoon the rest of the recipe was cake. I tossed the garlic from on top of the chicken 1/4 of a chopped onion 1 tsp of basil and 1/2 tsp of red pepper flakes into a pan with a 1/4 tsp of margarine and sauteed it all. I then added the mushroom soup and water mixed it up and followed the rest of the recipe as written. After adding the chicken I mixed in 1 tbsp of freshly chopped parsley to the sauce and let it simmer for 6 minutes. I served it over rice (made in the 6 minutes that the sauce simmered). When cooking the dish I thought there was way too much sauce but it turned out to be the perfect amount with rice. S.O. loved it. Definitely a keeper.
I was not a fan of this one. I read the reviews that said it was bland and decided to pre-season my chicken with garlic and onion powder salt and pepper. It STILL came out bland so I can't imagine the flavor without these seasonings! All I had in the pantry was Healthy Request cream of mushroom so that may have contributed to the lack of flavor. If I ever make this again I'll definitely use the regular cream of mushroom soup. I'd also suggest using chicken broth instead of the 1/2 cup of water to add more flavor. It was really easy though I just think this "2-step chicken" needs a few more steps.
Good and easy. I added garlic powder and onion powder to it and also some cut red potatoes. Very tasty.
Was looking for a quick recipe that used chicken and mushroom soup as a base and this really did the trick! I halved the recipe and added 1/2 red onion 1 clove garlic 1 tsp dried basil 1 tsp dried parsley 2 small red potatoes 1/2 cup carrots 1/2 cup zucchini 1/2 tomato and 1/2 red pepper. The result was delicious! I would give the recipe more stars but to be fair like most others who reviewed the recipe I deviated quite a bit.
