Sentences with word «rotel»

I also added a can of Rotel tomatoes with chiles (mild) instead of the tomato sauce.

You need: Spilt Chicken Breast 2 cans of RoTel Tomatoes with Green Chilies 1 can Green Enchilada sauce 2 cans refried beans 1 bag of Kraft Mexi Cheese Sour Cream Hidden Valley Spicy Ranch 1 Santa Fe Rice

I didn't have fire roasted tomatoes so I used rotel hot tomatoes because we love spicy and added 1/2 a regular tomato.

I used Hot Rotel instead of original & it really gave it a kick!

It doesn't require you to make any cheese sauces, and it certainly doesn't call for any of that neon processed cheese junk (I love a good helping of Rotel Dip as much as the next Southerner, but please keep that fake stuff away from my mac «n» cheese).

i have made this but instead of regular diced tomatoes add rotel tomatoes and a can of drained kidney beans.

It's the pot I grab for when making cheesy Rotel bean dip.

Score an exciting touchdown on Game Day with this fabulous cheesy Rotel bean dip!

The couple of changes I made pertained to the nacho cheese: I added a can of rotel instead of fresh jalapeno.

there's a good amount of spice to this and i added in a bit of Rotel diced tomatoes with habaneros in at the end.

I'm curious though, why aren't you a fan of putting rotel in it?

Used mild Rotel and was plenty spicy for us.

This item is as extremely versatile as Rotel products - usage and quality wise.

Hi Susanne, Our family will just love your awesome Rotel Chicken Pasta dish!

I opted to leave tomatoes out of this recipe since the 7 - year - old in question isn't a fan, but you could definitely add drained Rotel or petite diced tomatoes if it suits your fancy!

Furthermore, I haven't tasted it yet with the milk like the recipe calls but I know I will eventually when I happen to not have any canned rotel on hand.

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Thinking about trying Rotel tomatoes in the jar or salsa instead of regular diced tomatoes.

Used only green chiles since I couldn't find Rotel or the equivalent in the store.

I used an organic version of something like Rotel, instead of tomato, skipped the bay leaf, used a 15 oz can of black beans, added 1/2 can of re-fried beans (stir in before adding the black beans and second amount of vegetable broth), and added an extra cup of vegetable broth.

I had to modify to use ingredients on hand - subbed rotel & used a can of cream of chicken instead of cream.

Well, it's velveeta and rotel stirred together.

I could add the actual tomatoes from the canned strained rotel tomatoes back in after it is blended I guess.

Then I realized I also forgot tomatoes, so I added a little Rotel.

Place tomatoes, peppers, onions, lime, and rotel into a blender and pulse quickly until just mixed (about 5 seconds).

Wonder what should I use because rotel (with chili) is smaller than a regular diced tomatoes in can.

Even mild Rotel seems to be too hot for me and my family.

Something different than the same ol' rotel dip and chips.

Cut and seasoned it raw with salt, pepper, and onion powder; cooked it in a pan with butter and olive oil; drained my off brand Rotel of green chiles and tomatoes and added it to the pan with the chicken, minced garlic.

I used Rotel sauce and added sun - dried tomatoes and Texas Red spices.

Velveeta and Rotel Baked Chicken Pasta: This scrumptious number incorporates panko bread crumbs, lots of fresh veggies, and good ol' Ro * Tel and Velveeta.

I make this with the Mexican cilantro lime rotel and it's amazing.

I will try it with the hot rotel next time and maybe some spinach for extra nutrition boost.

I used Gardein crumbles for the «meat», Rotel Fire - Roasted tomatoes for the canned tomatoes, and added some canned jalapenos.

I added a can of rotel during the cooking process.

I couldn't find organic rotel, so used roasted tomatoes with chilies.

And sometimes I'll mix it up with the Cilantro & Lime Rotel.

I used 1 can low fat low sodium chicken broth and 1 can Rotel instead of the salsa.

I use different Rotel varieties depending on how spicy I want the salsa to be.

I did not have any fresh tomatoes, so I used one can of Rotel diced tomatoes with chiles (Original flavor), and did not add the separate can of green chiles since the canned tomatoes already had them.

I will also try adding rotel to it as I think it will boost the flavor even more.

Cheesy Rotel bean dip is a real winner!

Another serving option for Game Day parties: transfer the cheesy Rotel bean dip to a crockpot and set it on «low» to keep it warm.