Dorito Chicken Casserole

Dorito Chicken Casserole

 

Ingredients:

1-2 lbs chicken (depends on your family size)

1 can Cream of Celery

1 can Cream of Chicken

2 oz Velveeta Cheese

1/4 C sliced jalepenos

bag of Doritos, crushed

salt, pepper, season all, minced onion--to taste

 

 

In a skillet, mix Soups and Cheese. Cook on Medium heat until well mixed.

 

Baked chicken until the internal temperature is 165. I bake mine- You could cook on a skillet, crockpot, or boil them.

Cut chicken to bite-sized pieces and add to the soup mixture.

 

Mix in seasonings, to taste.

Layer chicken mixture- then crushed Doritos- repeat, ending with Doritos

 (we only do half the casserole since we have small children)

Cover with foil.

End Product

 



Down an Out

 

 

Almost three weeks ago I broke my wrist at a Crossfit class attempting to do box burpees! this has definitely been in the top most painful things I have endured. 3 weeks later it still hurts as bad as the first day.

I started with a nice pretty and sturdy purple cast. However, by day 3 my wrist was very swollen and my fingers were numb. I began having a lot of anxiety over the tightness of the cast. By the time I made an appointment and saw the doctor my anxiety was extreme.

The doctor agreed to give me a Thumb Spica instead of a new cast. So far I think the spica was a good decision. Though when I sleep and move around a lot, I don't feel it is as secure or sturdy as I may need it to be.

 

So that's where I have been! It is not the easiest thing pecking out all my words on the keyboard...but, it will do!

 

For fun, here is a short list of fun two-handed tasks that are hard to do now:

• Butter toast
• Button my pants
• Brush my teeth
• Curl my hair
• Shave my left armpit
• Open the lid on kid's cups
• Open pain pills
• Open doors
• Cut with scissors
• Change the radio station in the car
• Buckle my seatbelt
• And last, but no least, push a grocery cart with three kids in tow while others stare at the poor mom with a broken arm.
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