When the milk you look behind is powdered

Hello again everyone :). So I don't have a picture for this one, but the end result was amazing. Now I have no intention of telling what I made without a little story.  I dont know about you guys but when it gets a day or 2 from payday things can get a little . . . slim around here meaning the refrigerator starts to get extremely bare, this definitely being the case the other day.  Here is what I had to work with:

1) Onions
2) Cream cheese
3) 2 cans of cream of mushroom soup (the small cans)
4) powdered milk
5) 5 boneless skinless chicken breasts
6)1 pack of spaghetti
7) 4 tablespoons butter or margarine

At this point I needed to start dreaming something up, but what?
Sometimes for me the best way to make something is to just start. And it comes to me as I get going this definitely being the case here.
First I sliced the onions and through them in a large skillet adding the butter this way I would saute the onions till they are soft but not brown.
Second I cut the chicken into cubes that were about 1 inch by 1 inch and putting them directly into the skillet with the onions cooking them until they are cooked all the way through.
At this point you will want to get some water boiling to cook your pasta.
When your chicken is done add 1 pack of cream cheese cook on medium heat stirring occasionally making sure the cheese melts completely.
Add your 2 cans of cream of mushroom soup.
Then add about 4 cups of mixed powdered milk heat until it starts to boil then turn down to a simmer. At this point you want to start seasoning. I used garlic powder, salt and pepper.
If the sauce is to thick add a little more mixed powdered milk.

    When the pasta is done and your sauce is flavored to perfection, put some pasta on your plate top with some of your homemade chicken sauce and enjoy the heck out of it. This one surprised me It was really good my family absolutely loved it. let me know what you think. :)

    Enjoy this! Next I will give you a great pancake and homemade syrup recipe.