The Muffin Tin Meal Building Instructions
Ingredients:
2 (10 ounce) cans of chunk chicken, drained
Stir cream cheese, ranch dressing, and chicken together in a bowl.
Spread mixture into a pie plate.
Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes.
Serve with crackers and veggies or spread on bread like I did!
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This tin is precious, and the recipe sounds so easy. I will definitely be trying this one!
What a cute snowman! Pierce would’ve liked that one 🙂
I would enjoy that lunch myself!
That buffalo chicken dips sounds tasty!
My kids will love this… Would go perfect with a “Snowy Day” or “Frosty” story too!
YUM-O!!! I do believe we will be trying this recipe out at our house- SOON…
This is adorable!! LOVE it.
This is so cute! I always love your ideas!
My favourite comfort foods are soups, macaroni casserole, and nachos.
wow
that sounds so easy..
will make it when the boys are here 🙂
thanks
just had buffalo dip this weekend for a football game but not this cute!!
What fun. How he must love mealtime!
=)
so cute! I love the buffalo dip! It’s so addictive!!
Love the snowman. A great lunch.
I love the snowman idea! using three cups of the muffin tin. That is so smart! Can I use this idea too on one of our future lunches?
I am SO glad you shared this cutie snowman idea! We are doing Snow & Snowmen in January, so I am putting this one in my idea file:) Also going to remember the small salad! Don’t know why I didn’t think of it before:/
Yum! looks delish!
That snowman is adorable! I can only imagine smiling when that greets a kidlet at the table! :>
That is so cute! I love having new holiday recipes to try. Thanks for sharing!
Your snowman is very cute! I love the idea of using Buffalo Chicken Dip…and thanks for the recipe!
The snowman is adorable! Thanks for sharing.
Love it! I am making this for my boys!
The snowman is awesome! You are so creative!
That is the cutest! I wish I could think of such creative ideas =)
I love the snowman!!! Very creative. 🙂
Love the sound of that recipe, thanks for sharing. Now I wish I had a regular muffin tin instead of the round ones. That is an adorable snowman!!
I never would have thought to turn it sideways to make a snowman vertically!
I’m coming to your house for lunch! Besides that fact that it looks really good to my belly it also looks really good to my eyes. What a fun way to serve up food.
I think I will make your dip this weekend. We are having a few friends over and I wanted to add a few fun things to the menu. Thanks for sharing.
Oh, my favorite comfort food is mashed potatoes with gravy…love it!
This tin is simply adorable. Your snowman is a real hoot!
girl, i get obsessed with that dip!!! i need to find a way to make it without ranch because of my hunter’s egg allergy. he would love it.
That is so cute!
What a festive lunch!! That’s awesome 🙂
A Happy holiday lunch! HUgs
Yummy!! Love this. So fun.
That is too cute! I love buffalo chicken dip. We will have to try this!
I love those mini sandwich thins! I was so excited to discover them a few weeks ago. Yay, for JDaniel liking salads now!!
Thanks for linking up to Food Adventure Friday!!
This is SUPER cute! We are starting our snowman week soon – can’t wait!! I wanted to invite you to link up to TGIF Linky Party – http://livinglifeintentionally.blogspot.com/search/label/Linkey%20Parties – I know my readers would love this!! (and I’ll be back to linking up when we have more book-based activities=-)
Merry Christmas,
Beth
Love this…adorable!!
Your snowman muffin tin meal is wonderful! The dip sounds delicious…and I want to make some, for sure! I am wondering when to add the mozzarella cheese? Is it added to the top of the mixture before baking or after it comes out of the oven? Thanks for your help. 🙂
What a fun winter lunch for littles!
Kids will absolutely love this attractive food art.