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Creamy Chicken Bacon Tomato

Creamy Chicken, Bacon & Tomato Pasta recipe
photo by:kraft
This creamy, cheesy chicken breast and pasta dish is even better with tomato and bacon. (Bonus: It only takes 20 minutes to make, start to finish.)
time
prep:
20 min
total:
20 min
servings
total:
4 servings, 1-3/4 cups each
Say It With Bacon
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posted:3/17/2009
Please make this recipe! My husband took these leftovers to work and let someone taste it. I got a call from the guy's wife that evening asking for the recipe.
posted:3/16/2009
This has potential for an amazing pasta dish, but it lacks the flavor that I would prefer. Next time I make it I would add a teaspoon of garlic powder, oregano, and rosemary.
posted:3/13/2009
tastless !!!to watery
posted:3/12/2009
I took some advice from past people. I cut out the water and increased the bacon to 8 slices. I cooked the chicken with fresh garlic,onion,celery/leaves. Sauce was almost non-existent. I added a handful of asiago and romano cheeses and a little leftover jarred sauce, still nothing to write home about. Next time I would sub Ricotta for the cream cheese and would top the dish with the bacon so that it stays crisp.
posted:3/12/2009
This has become one of my family's favorite recipes. It's easy to make, and I love the flavor the bacon and cream cheese adds to the sauce. It's great!
posted:3/11/2009
I just didn't like the flavors, they really didn't go well.
posted:3/9/2009
Delicious! What isn't good with bacon?? Yum! I used real bacon, not the precooked bacon. Just looking at the picture makes my mouth water again!
posted:3/9/2009
this was pretty good but a little bland. next time I will add more seasoning to it.
posted:3/8/2009
My son and husband both liked it a lot. My husband went for seconds, which is always an indicator of success. I lessened the amount of chicken a bit, and because I didn't have Italian-style diced tomatoes, I added oregano in with the chicken as it cooked, and it still turned out very well. I do think it's a little high in fat and calories, but next time I'll try adding more vegetables to the mix: green peppers, onion, some zucchini perhaps; that will lessen the fat and calories per serving, and stretch the meal farther. All in all, a great meal, with lots of variation potential!
posted:3/8/2009
Easy to make and it looks great but had little flavor. I will make this again but will add something to bring some of the flavor out.
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