No Peek Chicken & Rice
This was as fabulous tasting as it looks! What a simple and easy No Peek Chicken & Rice recipe! It can be made entirely in one 13” x 9” pan. My Mom sent me this recipe because she loved it so much but I did make a few minor changes. I don’t know where it originated from, to give them credit, but I know it’s been around for a while. I used my homemade onion soup mix in mine but you can use a Lipton Onion Soup dry mix pouch or your favorite. It makes a lot so it will feed a family of 4 – 6 or in our case…..leftovers!
Ingredients:
Plus one recipe of my Homemade Onion Dry Soup Mix below
or you can use one pouch dry onion soup mix from the store.
http://indianeskitchen.com/2018/02/26/homemade-onion-dry-soup-mix
Pour the melted butter, rice, water and both cans of
soups into an oven safe 13” x 9” baking dish.
Mix until combined.
Place the cut up chicken pieces on top and
sprinkle with the dry onion soup mix.
Cover tightly with aluminum foil. Bake in a
preheated 350 degree oven without removing
the foil for 1 hour and 45 minutes.
Remove the foil and use a thermometer to
see if the chicken is done (at least 165 degrees).
If not continue cooking, covered, until it is.
Place the chicken and rice on serving plates and dig in!
No Peek Chicken & Rice
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Ingredients
- 1 Tbsp butter, melted
- 1 – 10.5 oz can cream of chicken soup
- 1 – 10.5 oz can cream of celery soup
- 10 oz water
- 1 cup long grain rice, uncooked
- 1 package Lipton dry onion soup mix or follow this link and make my homemade version. http://indianeskitchen.com/2018/02/26/homemade-onion-dry-soup-mix
- 1 chicken cut up or pieces of your choice, bone in skin optional
Directions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- In a 13” x 9” oven safe dish put in the melted butter, both cans of soup, rice and water.
- Whisk until combined.
- Place the chicken pieces on top of the soup mixture.
- Sprinkle the dry onion soup evenly over the top of the chicken and rice.
- Cover tightly with foil.
- Bake for 1 hour 45 minutes without removing the foil.
- Remove the foil and using a thermometer make sure the chicken is done (at least 165 degrees).
- Place on serving plates and enjoy!
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Amazing recipe with not so complicated process in the making… pics are so good..yummy
Yes it is not only delicious but simple to make! Thanks for your nice comment!
Nice recipe
Thanks Mistimaan!
This is one of my go to recipes when I am busy. Thanks for sharing it.
You’re welcome it sure was good!
Once, I went somewhere when I wad 5 or so, I remember eating this dish. It was amazing!
Yes it definitely is an amazing one dish meal!
Yes! Now that I have the recipe I can enjoy it again!
Thanks again!
It can’t get much simpler!
Right and so good! Thanks Robin!
I have made a very similar dish as this before, but never put onion soup on top. That is an interesting twist. I might have to try that. Thanks for sharing.
Your welcome! It added flavor to the chicken and was very good!
There are certain recipes that just take you back to your childhood. This dish reminded me of my own family dinners, noisy dinner talk, and my wonderful siblings fighting over the last spoonful. This dish looks so creamy and wonderful! Thank you!
You’re welcome Ella! That is what I am trying to do, keep my recipes from the old days when things were made with real ingredients! I am so glad it brought back good memories. Food tends to do that!
I have had this recipe with beer in place of water was awesome gave the rice a yeasty flavor.
I bet! What a great idea. Thank you!!!!
Liptons products everyplace here the Latvians even drink our English tea. Liptons one of the oldest colonial India and London tea importers. So set to make this lovely dish for tonight, dear lady thank you. Makes a dish for a jolly old bean to enjoy
Wonderful and this is really delicious so enjoy!
What an awesome recipe you did here Dianne! I love how you outline the recipes with photos so simply too. Bravo on your homemade onion soup mix.
I will try your homemade onion soup mix and I will also air this on my cooking site at CookingUpaStormWithMissPolly.com
Thank you! Check out the homemade brown sugar, powdered sugar, cream soups etc. So cheap to make without the additives from the store bought.
I will surely do that.