Tonight's
meal is dedicated to an important writer
named John Preston. Please
check out the quick
note about who he was after the recipe. This
easy
slow cooker dish is a hearty and different take on
the classic
pasta dishes.
Let
this simmer all day and serve a wonderful
creamy chicken pasta that
tastes like you made a
day long effort.
Ingredients
- 2 lb chicken thighs
- 3 slices bacon, cut into thirds, cooked and crumbled
- 2 to 3 cloves garlic, finely chopped
- 1 package (1 oz) ranch dressing and seasoning mix
- 1 can condensed cream of chicken soup
- 1 cup sour cream
- 8 oz fresh mushrooms, rinsed and sliced
- 1 cup frozen peas
- 8 oz pasta of choice, cooked
Directions
- Wipe out the slow cooker and spray with cooking spray. Set on low.
- Cut up the bacon and chicken thighs into thirds. Chop the garlic.
- Cook the bacon for about 7 minutes or until desired firmness and drippings have been released.
- Brown the chicken pieces (about 3 minutes per side) Place into cooker.
- In medium bowl, mix together the garlic, sour cream, condensed soup, and ranch mix. Pour over top of chicken. Stir it in.
- Cover; cook on Low heat setting 6 hours or on High heat setting 3 to 4 hours.
During the last ½ hour, stir in the mushrooms and the peas. This will give you time to cook the pasta and maybe slide a brown and serve bread in the oven.
Just before serving, toss creamy chicken mixture into the cooked pasta. Any of your favorite pastas would work great with this recipe.
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To
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To
gratify, spoil, comfort and please,
to
nurture, assist, and sustain
…..I
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John
Preston
John Preston
was an important writer of fiction
and nonfiction, dealing mostly
with gay life and in
particular gay BDSM culture. Preston
helped
found one of the earliest gay community centers in
the United
States. He edited two newsletters
devoted to sexual health, and
served as editor of
The Advocate in 1975.
He was the
author or editor of nearly fifty books,
including such erotic
landmarks as Mr. Benson
and I Once Had a Master and Other Tales of
Erotic Love. John Preston was known for the
literary quality in his
gay erotic fiction. He was an
outspoken advocate of the artistic and
social
worth
of erotic writings in general. He gave a lecture at
Harvard University entitled “My Life as a
Pornographer”. The
lecture was later published
in
an essay collection with the same
name.
In addition,
Preston wrote the "Alex Kane"
adventure novels about gay
characters. These
books, which included "Sweet Dreams,"
"Golden
Years," and "Deadly Lies," combined
action-story
plots with an exploration of issues such as the
problems facing gay youth.
He died of AIDS
in 1994 at age 48, in his home in
Portland, Maine.
Preston
set a higher standard for gay writers and
left a legacy of compelling
literature for
generations to study.
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