Little Chicken Pockets for Lunch

Today we ripped carpet off the stairs and out of the bedrooms.  There are lots of staples to pull!  Even the tiny ones (aged 2 and 4) are helping pull the staples with plyers.  The 2 year old prefers to run the shop vac to clean up afterwards.  He’s pretty good help.

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These stairs were not meant to be seen when they were first built.  I’m not concerned about that now that I’ve seen this blog: http://southernhospitalityblog.com/the-down-dirty-on-the-stair-project

Her stairs looked like mine and now look like this:

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She even gave step by step instructions.  It will be awhile before I can get to finishing them, but we decided to go ahead and take out the carpet while we had a dumpster in the driveway for our kitchen remodel.

Anyway, I worked up until lunch again and was standing there wondering what to feed all my hungry kiddoes, when I remembered the $.50 cans of pilsbury cresent rolls DH snagged at Dirty Don’s the night before.  So I made these (which were a big hit):

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It’s super easy–great for kids to do.

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1.  Pinch 2 rolls together to form a rectangle.  Spread with mayo and honey mustard.

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2.  Top with bits of leftover chicken and a little shredded cheese.

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3.  Fold in half and press the edges shut. Bake at 375 for 15 minutes.

1 can makes 4.

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