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Directions
Chicken Doodles, This is a recipe that my ex sister-in-law and I concocted many years ago Her family lived in the middle of nowhere, and her & I were left to make our men dinner with what we could find in the fridge and pantry, and this is it I actually submitted this recipe in a Pillsbury contest and got noted for it (I’ve since seen several variations on the web) These were named by my 5 year old step-son He asked what they were called and I told him that they didn’t have a name, so he took it upon himself to name them Chicken Doodles Twenty+ years and 4 grand-kids later, that is what we still call them I hope you enjoy them *Note: I’m guessing at the ingredient amounts of cheese, also for how much of the meat & cheese go into each roll, so use your own judgement Sorry, I make them by memory and repetition only P S If you can figure out a way to make them less soggy , please post a note for review of your alterations Thank you, and enjoy!, The best thing about this recipe is how easy it is to make, which was a boon because I was sick and just didn’t have it in me for any big-time cooking I did not find the doodles soggy at all- they were like big dumplings in gravy The sauce was great, but I did not care for the chicken filling This was my first time using canned chicken, and I will probably never use it again I think this recipe would be even better with uncanned cooked chicken or even pepperoni or sausage
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Steps
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Thoroughly Drain the Canned Chicken and Empty Into a Medium Size Bowl and Fluff Up (break Apart) the Chunks With a Fork (you Will not Use It All 'inside' the Rolls, but It Will Be Used). |
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Unroll Chilled Crescents and Stretch Them a Bit (to Make Them Wider) on a Large Cutting Board. |
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Preheat Oven to 375*f. |
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Place a Large Pinch of Chicken (maybe a Heaping Tablespoon) Onto the Wide End of Each Crescent. Add a Pinch (maybe 2 Teaspoons) of the Shredded Cheese on Top of the Meat (see *note in the Intro). Try and Fold the Points of the Wide End in a Tad to Secure the Filling. (this Never Works For Me, but I Thought I Would Suggest It. No Worries, What Ever Falls Out While Rolling Them Will Get Used Anyway). Begin to Roll Up the Crescent as You Normally Would, Trying Your Hardest to Keep the Filling in Them. |
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Once Rolled, Pinch the Ends a Bit to Try and Hold Everything Inches With the Ending Point Underneath, Bend Rolls Into the Infamous Crescent Shape and Place Each Crescent Roll Into a 9x13x2 Non-Stick Cake Pan. |
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What Ever Chicken and Cheese That Fell Out and Remains on Your Cutting Board, Add It to the Bowl With the Left-Over Chicken. Empty the Cream of Chicken Soup Into the Same Bowl and Add the Milk. Mix Thoroughly With a Fork. |
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Spread a Small Amount of the Soup Mixture Into Bottom of Baking Dish, Then Around the Rolls and Lightly Spoon a Small Amount Over the Top of the Rolls. Place a Pinch of Cheese (maybe a Tablespoon) Over the Top of Each Roll (and Sprinkle a Bit in Between the Rolls Over the Sauce). Bake For Approx 20-25 Minutes (times May Vary). When Risen, Golden Brown and Bubbly, They're Done. |
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Enjoy! |
