chicken cheese veggie tator tots

 chicken cheese veggie tator tots


lunch is served. was delish. huge amount. enough for three meals for both of us.
whip can of cream of chicken soup and cream cheddar soup and can of chicken broth. use the broth to rinse out the soup cans.
a few twists of fresh black pepper and float a couple tbsp real butter in it.
pop in microwave along with a mixed veggie bag. one that is made to pop in microwave to steam them.
bring all up to heat and whip the butter in.
stir in a shredded can of chicken.
stir in the veggies
spread a bag of pre-cooked tator tots in bottom of dish.
pour mix onto the tator tots
sprinkle heavily with shredded cheese.
bake at 350 for 50 minutes.
broil for 10 minutes to brown cheese well.
let cool enough to set up before serving.

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