Another yum - Crockpot Salsa Chicken

Seriously the easiest new recipe I've made lately, and it was SO GOOD!

Ingredients:
3-4 chicken breasts (can be frozen)
1 pkg taco seasoning
1 cup salsa
1/2 cup sour cream
1 can cream of mushroom
rice

Here's how:
Put the chicken breasts in the crockpot - no big deal if they're frozen because they'll cook by the end of the day. Sprinkle the taco seasoning over the chicken. Mix the other ingredients in a bowl until blended and them dump it over the top of the chicken. Turn the crockpot on low.

Then run around furiously and head out to work. Return home much later and stir the crockpot contents until the chicken gets kind of shredded. Then make some rice (we had Mexican rice but any kind would work), and put some chicken mix on top of it, and enjoy!

We also think this would be good in some corn tortillas but we didn't have any so we couldn't try it. Authentic Mexican food this is not, but it's yummy!!

Go scorpions!!

Jeremy is helping coach a 1st and 2nd grade indoor soccer team with our friend Brandon. Brandon and Julie's son Ben is on the team. The kids had a great first outing yesterday considering they had only one practice to prepare. We lost 5 to 3, but our team has mostly first graders and their team had mostly second graders, so we're still proud. We are really good at kicking and running... aim will have to be the next skill they work on. I was really proud of both coaches for not yelling TOO much (and hey, it was a loud gym!). Here are a few pictures, although Grace (Ben's sister) tells me I didn't get enough action shots.

More old pictures

Told you guys you'd be seeing more! :)

Papa, Dad and I, grilling. Ok, Dad was grilling, Papa and I were supervising. Check out those curls - hard to believe my hair was even curlier back then, tamed by the friendly pink sponge roller every night of course.

Nanny, sometime in the 1920's. She was so beautiful!!

A donkey and Popo. Nanny's comment for this picture was always "Popo's the one on the right."

This is Moss Meat Market in Alpine. My great grandparents were working the counter, and that's (great) Aunt Nell sitting on the side. I guess Papa was out causing trouble. :) Moss Meat Market was a staple of Alpine in the Depression Era and after.

Kristi and I with our dad and a brand new baby cousin Zach. Zach's now an adult, hard to believe!! We still tease him about that big noggin. :)