Warning: If you're looking for a fancy recipe - this is NOT the post for you!
On the other hand, if you want something that's SUPER quick and tasty - you'll absolutely love the recipe! My boys are CRAZY about these meatballs! IngredientsThere are only 3 ingredients:
DirectionsJust toss it all in a crockpot. Seriously - that's it! I set my crockpot on high for 2 hours and then switch to low for about an hour. Before I switch to low, I'll stir the meatballs to make sure each one is coated with sauce. (I recently replaced my 20-year-old crockpot with this one. No, it's not one of the fancy programmable ones, but it does everything I need and I love it!)
Sometimes we'll pair these with a salad or noodles. My boys love them best when I serve them on sub rolls.
Regardless of how you serve them, they're super tasty and quick. Perfect for piano teachers! 
Note: Some of links in this post are affiliate links. Read my disclosure policy here.)  A wonderful friend made this soup for me when I was recovering from surgery a couple years ago. It's SO yummy that I had to get the recipe! Best of all? There's a quick version that you can make when you're short on time. Which is pretty much all the time for piano teachers! The Original RecipeSometimes I'll make this on a weekend when I have more time, then we can enjoy the leftovers during the week. Whole chicken 5 cups water Handful of baby carrots 3-4 celery stalks 1/2 Onion Tablespoon of Salt 2 Bay leaves Boil the above, the simmer for 1 hour with lid left on. Debone chicken Smash carrots with a fork Remove celery Add 1 box of chicken stock Add 1 can cream of chicken soup 1/4 - 1/2 cup half and half (you can omit this) Sprinkle top with Pepper 1 Tablespoon Parsley Thicken with Cornstarch (start with 1-2 tablespoons mixed with water) Add chicken 1 bag (12 oz total) of Reames Noodles. (Pictured below.) These are THE best and you'll find them in the frozen Asian section. If you can’t find them, just get any egg noodle in the regular pasta section. Cook for about 20 minutes  The Quick Version!This whips up quickly if you use a rotisserie chicken. Sometimes I'll get a couple, debone them and put the meat in the freezer. Then it's quick to pull out when I need it.
Here's what you do:
This soup tastes even better the second day! Pair it with a quick salad and biscuits and you've got a yummy meal in no time! (Note: Some of links in this post are affiliate links. Read my disclosure policy here.) |
Hi there! I'm Tracy Selle. A Christian wife, mom, and author of 101 Piano Practice Tips. I'm also a piano teacher and founder of Upbeat Piano Teachers. Categories
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