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Ingredients
Easily serves 4.
Serve with the following gravy:
Hamster Gravy
Ingredients
Holly’s Note:
To freeze: place unbaked hamsters on a cookie sheet and freeze until firm. Wrap and store in freezer bags. To cook frozen hamsters, thaw and bake as directed.
It’s really good for having missionaries over for dinner. If you want to double it, don’t add more cream cheese, it gets runny. Just keep adding veggies and chicken and crescent rolls.
I think my brother-in-law actually came up with the name “Hamsters” because we thought that rolled up, they looked like headless hamsters. Kind of gross, but the name just stuck, at least in our family!
Ingredients
- 8 oz cream cheese, softened
- 1-2 cups frozen California Mixed Veggies, parboiled for one minute
- 1/2 t pepper
- 2-3 chicken breasts, cooked and shredded
- 3 tubes refrigerated crescent rolls
- 1 cup breadcrumbs
- Mix cream cheese, veggies, pepper and chicken together.
- Roll out crescent rolls.
- Place ~1 to 1/2 T chicken mixture into the center of a crescent and wrap it up, sealing the edges.
- Roll the hamster in breadcrumbs.
- Place on cookie sheet.
- Bake at 375° for about 20 minutes.
Serve with the following gravy:
Hamster Gravy
Ingredients
- 1 can Cream of Chicken Soup
- 1/2 can milk
- 2 t beef bouillon
- In a sauce pan, mix soup, milk and bouillon together.
- Cook on stoptop until hot, stirring occasionally.
- Serve over hamsters.
To freeze: place unbaked hamsters on a cookie sheet and freeze until firm. Wrap and store in freezer bags. To cook frozen hamsters, thaw and bake as directed.
It’s really good for having missionaries over for dinner. If you want to double it, don’t add more cream cheese, it gets runny. Just keep adding veggies and chicken and crescent rolls.
I think my brother-in-law actually came up with the name “Hamsters” because we thought that rolled up, they looked like headless hamsters. Kind of gross, but the name just stuck, at least in our family!
These were really delicious. Everyone loved them! They reminded me of chicken pot pie. Definitely a "keeper" recipe.
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ReplyDeleteSounds like an amazing meal! I will have to give it a try :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks awesome! My kind of food! Never heard of it before.
ReplyDeleteGotta try it!
Pinning it!
Thanks for sharing!
Sounds delicious! I was confused as to why they are called HAMSTERS...scared me at first. :) Thanks for sharing on the Thursday Blog Hop!
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ReplyDeleteThese look AWESOME! I LOVE that they are called hamsters! My kids will think it's hilarious!
I agree with Moody, it does sound like flavors of chicken pot pie...I can't wait to try them! Thanks for sharing!
I just love the flavor of your Roll Ups! Thank you so much for sharing this awesome post with Full Plate Thursday and hope you are having a fantastic weekend!
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Thanks for liking this recipe up at So Much at Home. This sounds like a delicious recipe. I will have to try it.
ReplyDeleteSounds like an easy and tasty recipe, but I'll probably call it something else :-) (we have baby hamsters). Pinned. Thanks for sharing on Merry Monday.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like it would be a winner with my family, I will have to try it out, thanks for sharing it #tastytuesdays
ReplyDeleteI must say I was quite curious about the name - makes sense - looks delicious! I do appreciate you sharing with Home and Garden Thursday,
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ReplyDeleteJust yummy! Thanks for linking up to #tastytuesdays x
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the name and where it came from. (I'm pretty much a kid at heart...and a gross one!). Seriously, if I served this to my son and told him he was eating hamsters, he'd get after it just for the name.
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Looks so good! Pinned. We appreciate you being a part of our party. I hope to see you tonight at 7 pm. We love to party with you! http://loulougirls.blogspot.com
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This looks delicious! I think my kids will love them... especially when I tell them they are "hamsters". Thank you for linking up at Tickle My Tastebuds last week. I am featuring you this week and would love if you'd stop by and link up some more delicious recipes!
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Sounds lovely! #tastytuesdays
ReplyDeleteIf I ate meat I would totally make these! Sounds great :)
ReplyDeleteAnna, you could totally do these meatless. Just add more veggies or even replace the chicken with tofu. I think they'd be great that way!
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