"Julie Bove" > wrote in message
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>I foolishly bought a bag of rotisserie chicken off the bone from Costco.
>One person in this house has refused to eat it, even though she has never
>tried it. I have bought rotisserie chickens (from other stores) twice,
>although not in recent years and nobody liked them. I can't eat this stuff
>either. Has either corn or potato in it, in the form of starch. The
>person who is refusing to eat it is also refusing to eat any enchiladas I
>might make. This is frustrating to me because she keeps boasting about the
>really good ones that her friend's mom makes. I did ask her to get the
>recipe but she won't.
>
> I have made a lot of enchiladas over the years in a variety of ways and
> she has managed to hate them all. OTOH, I have always liked what I made.
> Husband usually likes them so... I found a recipe that calls for using
> cottage cheese inside. I also have excess cottage cheese because... It
> was being eaten like crazy until I bought a large amount of it at Costco.
> And now it isn't getting eaten.
>
> Has anyone made chicken enchiladas with cottage cheese in them? I have
> since found different varieties of recipes but the one I think I will use
> calls for the cottage cheese to be mixed with sour cream and some
> seasonings. I will have to figure out what to do with the chicken though
> as the recipe calls for me to cook the chicken with taco seasoning. Since
> I have pre-cooked chicken, that won't work. It does call for chilies. I
> only have mild ones. Perhaps I will look for hot ones. Husband likes
> spicy.
>
> And then, I will stick the rest of the chicken in the freezer and try to
> find some other use for it. She who will not eat it will also not eat
> things like pot pie, soup or chicken and noodles. So I guess I am SOL on
> that front.

You might ask her how they make the ones she likes. I doubt she will tell
you, however. That would spoil the game.



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