Chicken Curry Broccoli

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It’s the perfect time of year to stop and take a minute to count your many blessings. We gathered some friends together for a gratitude blog hop because we wanted to let our families know just how much we love and appreciate them. I’m sharing my Chicken Curry Broccoli recipe because it’s the favorite dish of the people I’m the most grateful for–my family! After you check out the recipe, visit my friends (and see their cute family pictures) below to see what they created with the “Gratitude” theme. There are recipes, printables and family traditions included in this blog hop.

This is one of our families favorite dinner recipes. I got it from a college dorm cookbook, and now have it memorized. My kids literally cheer when I tell them I’m making Chicken Curry Broccoli for dinner.

chicken curry broccoli recipe

I’ve hesitated to share it on the blog for a while for 2 reasons:

1) It’s technically a “casserole” with Cream of Chicken soup inside, and I know a lot of people turn their noses up at casseroles for the unhealthy association

2) It’s horribly difficult to photograph looking good (hence the kinda ugly pic)

All that aside, I’m sharing it today because it’s a FAVE of my kids, and I’m SO grateful for them in my life.

I’ll mention a few different alternatives to using cream of chicken soup, even though that’s what I use when I make it about once a month. Here is a quick little step by step process in pictures. Lots of chicken, broccoli, and the sauce is made out of curry, sour cream, and soup.

Chicken Curry Broccoli with RIce

So really, do people not use Cream of Chicken soup anymore? I know it’s processed and all, but it’s an easy keep-on-the-shelf option, and I generally have all of the ingredients for this meal on hand. If not fresh broccoli, then I’ll at least have frozen broccoli. I have also seen (and tried) the cream of chicken soup alternative, and this ingredient can be lessened to a half a can with a substitute of plain yogurt as well. Go ahead and play with the cream part.

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Chicken Curry Broccoli
Prep Time
20 mins
Cook Time
45 mins
Total Time
1 hr 5 mins
 
My kids cheer when I tell them I'm making this for dinner!
Course: Main Dish
Servings: 6
Author: Kristen Duke
Ingredients
  • 4 cooked chicken breasts shredded
  • 1 head of broccoli cooked and chopped
  • 1/2 cup sour cream
  • 1 8 oz. can cream of chicken soup
  • 1/2 cup mayo/miracle chip
  • 2 T curry powder
  • 1/4 cup parmesan cheese
  • salt and pepper to taste
  • rice
Instructions
  1. Chop the cooked chicken and broccoli until shredded. My kids love this because the broccoli is barely noticed. I used a Pampered Chef food chopper, but I'm sure there are other great devices to make it small.
  2. Mix the sour cream, soup, and mayo with the curry powder, then stir all of it with the chicken and broccoli together.
  3. Sprinkle the top with parmesan cheese.
  4. Cook in a 9x13 dish 45 minutes, til you see the mixture bubble a little.
  5. Serve over rice, season with salt and pepper to taste.

 

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Now to these fun projects from my friends!  Hop on over to the projects based around the Gratitude theme:

14 GRATITUDE printables, recipes and ideas

A big, huge thank you to our families for their support and love. They are our guinea pigs, models, help us when we have last minute deadlines, don’t blink when we wear yoga pants for two days in a row and stick through the good, the bad and the ugly. We are so grateful for you.

Look at all these pretty faces! So much love in this collage:

Gratitude Blog Hop with several bloggers www.thirtyhandmadedays.com

Kari from U Create // Jodie from Eighteen25 // Cindy from Skip to My Lou // Amy from Positively Splendid
Kelli from Lolly Jane // Mique from Thirty Handmade Days // Leigh Anne from Your Homebased Mom // Steph from Somewhat Simple
Melissa from Polka Dot Chair // Kristen from Capturing Joy // Becky from Organizing Made Fun // Amy from the Idea Room
Kristyn from Lil Luna // Desiree from the 36th Avenue

We thought you might have fun getting to know a little bit more about our families too. So we asked them some questions. Here’s what they had to say:

For the kids: 
What are your favorite holiday traditions as a family?
Every year our family goes to a cabin for 2 days around Christmas time. It’s really fun because we will go exploring in the woods and play games and eat lots of junk food!
What is your favorite recipe or project that your mom has made?
I love when my mom makes treat, because we get to eat them! The chicken curry broccoli is pretty much our favorite–it’s true.
Do you have any family favorite- games, movies, activities, hobbies?
We like to play Ruckus, it’s with a bunch of cards and we all go crazy to grab them–and laugh a lot!
Are you tired of taking pictures for Mom’s blog? 
Sometimes it’s fun and sometimes it’s annoying!
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For the husband: 
How did you two meet?  And what do you love most about your wife?
We met in college at BYU when we lived in the same apartment complex.  (Here is our love story) I love her enthusiasm for life and spontaneity.
How much time do you think your wife spends on her blog per week? What is your favorite project/recipe she’s made?
Hard to know for sure, I’m asleep during her late night working hours, but I would guess somewhere between 20-25 hours/week.  I love her chicken curry broccholi recipe
What’s her favorite thing about blogging?
getting to meet interesting people from all over the world and having a positive impact in their lives, people she would have never met otherwise
And least favorite thing about blogging?
administrative things such as keeping track of accounting, fixing computer glitches, and when her computer is slow.
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