Cheesy Chicken Dorito Casserole
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I find it funny that it calls for fat free sour creamand 2% cheese ... jeez, you're already using Doritos, why not use the real thing? ... lol
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It sounds AMAZING!!! I can't wait to try it...thank you for sharing.0
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Sounds delicious. Probably make for my next cheat meal and use full fat cream and cheese.
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I'm totally with you on the use of fat free stuff, but random thought: do they still make the baked Doritos? Because those are lower fat and calories. Not that I ever agreed with it. Just a thought.I find it funny that it calls for fat free sour creamand 2% cheese ... jeez, you're already using Doritos, why not use the real thing? ... lol0 -
Huh. According to the Frito-Lay website they DO still make baked Nacho Cheese Doritos. They also make something called Doritos Cool Ranch reduced fat. The reduced fat has 130 calories per serving, the baked have 120 calories per serving.
The regular Doritos cool ranch has 150. The regular Doritos Nacho has 140.
As far as why use reduced fat cheese, sour cream etc. in a recipe with something as junky as Doritos? Because the recipe sounds GOOD, and if I cut fat and calories bit by bit where I can, eating this for dinner won't kill my calorie count for the day.0 -
O.k., I entered it into my recipes. I used a pound of Costco chicken tenders, and reduced the Baked Doritos to about 15 crunched on top. I'm thinking when I make it I might throw a Flatout flat bread on the bottom, or possible tear it into strips in the middle, instead of the original Doritos that were crunched in there. That would add about 15 calories and some fiber, but I didn't include that in this.
Ingredients Calories Carbs Fat Protein Sodium Sugar
Campbell's - Healthy Request - Cream of Chicken Soup - Condensed 1 container (1 3/10 cup (120ml) ea.)
150 23 5 3 1,025 3
Milk - Nonfat (fat free or skim), 0.5 cup
43 6 0 4 64 0
Great Value - Sour Cream - Fat Free, 8 Tbsp
100 16 0 4 200 12
Rotel - Tomates and Green Chil's, 1 container (1 3/10 cups ea.)
63 13 0 0 1, 175 8
Mccormick's - Taco Seasoning Mix - 30% Less Sodium, 0.5 container (12 tsp dry mix (6g) ea.)
60 12 0 0 870 6
Frito Lay - Baked Doritos, 56 g (about 15)
240 42 7 4 460 2
Costco Kirkland Signature - Boneless Skinless Chicken Tenders, 448 grams (4oz)
440 0 4 100 300 0
Sargento - Reduced Fat 4 Cheese Mexican W/ 2% Milk - Corrected, 1/2 cup (28g)
160 2 12 16 380 0
Total: 1,256 114 28 131 4,474 31
Per Serving: 209 19 5 22 746 5
It's still relatively high in sodium, but if that was a serious concern you could probably make your own taco spice mix and omit the salt. But for barely over 209 calories???? I'll add a salad, eat Dorito Casserole and my food diary will be almost as happy as me!
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Why do people post stuff like this on a fitness site? Look at that sodium content, people! :sick:
who cares, drink more water and get over it!0 -
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This is a dish from my childhood and I still make it all the time. Although we do make slight changes.
Use the Spicy rotel. No Taco Seasoning, sautee an entire diced green pepper and diced onion and add to the soup/chicken mixture.0 -
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Holy Yum! Thanks for sharing this0
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I will be making this very soon! Hubby is sitting next to me at his pc and I read him the recipe and he wants now lol. Our sodium intake is always high, but we drink a ton of water so it balances out somewhere down the line.
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Sounds yummy for the tummy....thanks for sharing!!0
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What size casserole dish did you use?0
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OMG, this sounds amazing.
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That sounds great. I make Dorito casserole with beef and everyone loves it...never thought about making it with chicken, though!0
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Why do people post stuff like this on a fitness site? Look at that sodium content, people! :sick:
Um, why not? I don't need to watch my sodium particularly close and sometimes a want a meal that is a "treat" without totally blowing up my day -- this fits the bill.
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Why do people post stuff like this on a fitness site? Look at that sodium content, people! :sick:
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Sounds yummy! I think my family will love it. Thanks:flowerforyou:0
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