Chicken Ring

1 1/2 cups or 1 can cooked chicken, chopped-
1/2 C red bell pepper, chopped -
1/2 C broccoli, chopped (we added some spinach)-
2 Tbs onion, chopped -
1 1/2 C shredded cheese (colby, cheddar, or jack)-
2/3 C canned condensed cream of chicken soup-

2 packages refrigerated crescent rolls

Mix all ingredients in a bowl. Lay out the crescent rolls as directed in video and fill with mixture.

Bake at 350 for about 35-40 minutes. Until bubbly and light brown.

You can use any filling that you would like. One favorite is: Taco Ring - Cook your ground beef/turkey and mix with 2T water and taco seasoning, and cheese. Spread on the crescent rolls and fold. Bake at 350 for 35-40 mins. After it cools shreed lettuce, tomatoes and sour cream and put in the middle of the ring. Serve with salsa.

Any questions, send me a note......

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• Chicken
• Cheese
• Dinner
• Ring
• Cooking

[Cookieanddough]

PLEEASSSE can u be my mum!! XDXD

[natpaige007]

I made this recipe tonight and it was sooo good. I even had left over rotisserie chicken that I just chopped up. And I did use the store brand cresant rolls just because that's what I happened to have but they worked perfectly fine to me. You can really make this to your own liking. Thanks!

[decaydanceIove]

cool! kinda like a chicken pot pie- hot pocket thing! yum!

[Allister92]

At 3:48 who's talking there?o.O it creeps me out :D

[Pr1ncessNixsy]

i have watched this video soooooo many times over the past few years.... i have yet to make it, but i think about it often lol! xx

[flowerryful]

ur cat r cute :3

[Lydiablomberg]

I like when she whispers "cherry cheese coffee cake" lmao

[RiverRaid2]

Wow i wish my mom had so much cooking energy...

[TheChicClique]

i wish you were my mom, you're so nice and your a good cook, my mom's idea of cooking is a Pb&j sandwich with lemonade, not even the good kind its the lemon powder crap from a can!!!

[orlendatube]

oh wow that looks amazing!

[condiersea]

@VegetarianVampire1 other countries probably have it too. its not that widely used here though.