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		By: Kris D		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[We made this today! I didn’t have cream of chicken soup so I used cream of mushroom and added an extra teaspoon or two of chicken bouillon. I used fresh veggies and recommend cooking it for 10 minutes longer to ensure they are not so crunchy. I baked mine for about an hour. For spices, I used a garlic and herb blend from pampered chef and let the veggies and chicken sit in that for a little bit before cooking. I had some leftover chicken that I chopped up to use for this recipe.]]></description>
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We made this today! I didn’t have cream of chicken soup so I used cream of mushroom and added an extra teaspoon or two of chicken bouillon. I used fresh veggies and recommend cooking it for 10 minutes longer to ensure they are not so crunchy. I baked mine for about an hour. For spices, I used a garlic and herb blend from pampered chef and let the veggies and chicken sit in that for a little bit before cooking. I had some leftover chicken that I chopped up to use for this recipe.</p>
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		By: Christy		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Should I heat up the soup and veggies to cook the bullion cube. This info was omitted from the recipe]]></description>
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		By: Bob		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Missing a step in the recipe. Frozen vegetables should be added with the chicken to the soup mixture…]]></description>
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