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19 Oct, 2009

Crockpot Santa Fe Chicken

Posted by: Terra In: Chicken|Crock Pot

This will be on the to-try list. I just got it from a friend.

2 cans kernel corn, drained
1 can black beans, drained
1 jar chunky salsa

2-3 frozen chicken breasts
1 (8 oz) block cream cheese (do not use the whipped variety, it will not turn out right.)

Mix the corn and beans with 1/2 jar of salsa in bottom of crockpot. Lay the chicken on top of this and cover with remaining salsa. Cook on high 5-7 hours, until chicken is cooked through. Remove chicken, shred, return to crockpot along with cream cheese (cut cream cheese into smaller blocks first) let sit 5-10 minutes, return and stir until cheese is melted. Freeze what you don’t eat, this is great over a bed of rice or as a tortilla filler.

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2 Responses to "Crockpot Santa Fe Chicken"

1 | May/beginning of June Meal Plan » Barefoot conTerra

April 28th, 2010 at 337 pm

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[...] freezer) 5 – Grill Out/Daisy’s Chicken 6 – BBQ Chicken Wraps/Leftovers 7 – Crockpot Santa Fe Chicken 8 – Mini Meatloaves with Mashed potatoes 9 – Mexican Chicken 10 – Cheese-Filled [...]

2 | Kristen

June 25th, 2010 at 829 pm

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I made this using 16oz frozen corn, dried beans (soaked for 2 hours before starting) and it was AMAZING! I love it. Adam turned up his nose at the mention of beans and because it didn’t have the greatest look but even he ate one “taco.”

Oh, and I just put it into my little calorie counter thing and it says only 139 calories per half cup serving! Woohoo!

10 stars :)

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  • Carrie: I LOVE LOVE this. I love crock pot most things, but I had to throw a bunch of my recipes out after going dairy free... not this one. I LURVE it. I
  • Terra: I don't think I did, but I usually just use a mixture of powdered sugar and milk (about 3/4C powdered sugar and 1-2T milk). And, I don't even remembe
  • Emily Lourcey: Did you post the recipe for the royal icing you used with these?

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