Tracy Iseminger
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Looking back on this year, we’ve made some discoveries about food and health in general. Finding out many of the symptoms our daughter suffers may be linked to a gluten intolerance has changed the way we eat and the way we view food in general. Not only have we started to recreate some of our favorite recipes, such as this Gluten Free Polla a la Crema Skillet, it has opened our eyes to improving what we put into our bodies on a wider scale. Included in that is our water source.
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One of our longtime favorite recipes is Pollo a la Crema. Since we have started eating gluten-free, we have to be a bit more cautious. Since this dish is traditionally served with tortillas, we decided to substitute rice and turn it into a quick weeknight skillet dish!
Ingredients:
2 Cups PUR Filtered Water
1 lb. Chicken Breast Sliced
1 Red Bell Pepper Sliced
1 Onion Sliced (medium sized)
8 oz. Cream Cheese
6 oz. Package Shredded Parmesan Cheese
15 oz. Mexican Crema (or sour cream)
4 Cups Cooked White Rice
Gluten Free Polla a la Crema Skillet
Start by bringing 2 cups PUR filtered water to a boil in a pan.
Add sliced chicken and boil down until water has evaporated and chicken is tender.
While chicken is cooking, start preparing your cooked rice as directed on package and wash and slice your bell pepper and onions into strips.
Add 1 TBSP oil, peppers and onions to the pan.
Saute until vegetables are tender and chicken is browned.
Add Cream Cheese, Parmesan cheese, and Crema to the pan and stir until blended.
Add cooked rice to pan and stir.
That’s it… super easy and so rich and creamy!
We enjoy it as is but you can definitely serve with gluten-free tortillas for wrapping and dipping!
Gluten Free Pollo a la Crema Skillet
Ingredients
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This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of PUR. The opinions and text are all mine.
I would love to have this in my kitchen, I am tired of buying bottled water.