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A good chicken pot pie is one of the most classic North American dinners there is. However, to make it a bit easier, why not learn how to make a simple and delicious chicken pot pie casserole instead?
You can even make your own Buttermilk Biscuits to use in this chicken pot pie casserole. Not a fan of precooked chicken, use this Baked Chicken Breast recipe for a super quick and healthy way to prepare your chicken!
Why I Think You’ll Love This Recipe
- This is a rich and delicious casserole that is also a great way to use up leftover chicken – you can also use a rotisserie chicken from the local grocery store.
- It’s easy to make and requires only a few simple ingredients for a delicious meal.
Delicious Chicken Pot Pie Casserole
You can turn almost anything into a casserole, and a good chicken pot pie is no exception.
Filled with tasty chicken and a rich, nourishing broth, this chicken pot pie casserole should have all of the flavors of a comforting Southern dinner, while being far easier to make all at once in one big casserole dish.
Use whatever chicken you like for this recipe, so long as you can get it easily, as this is the kind of dish designed to use up leftovers, rather than buying the chicken fresh.
Can You Use Fresh Vegetables And Is It Worth It?
Fresh vegetables do have a little bit more intensity and base flavor, as well as a bit more color than their frozen counterparts.
If you aren’t sure, though, going frozen is probably best – there is a difference between fresh and frozen, but it probably isn’t enough to really justify the extra cost.
Milk vs Chicken Broth
Since chicken broth is the usual choice for any kind of savory recipe, using milk might seem a bit strange; however, milk is really good at adding a ton of creaminess and richness to your casserole.
Not only that, but once cooked with all of the other ingredients, the milk thickens and turns almost savory, providing a really pleasant contrast to the meat and vegetables, as well as flavoring the biscuits.
So, though it might seem a bit weird, milk is a great option for those looking for a thicker, creamier casserole.
What Are The Best Parts Of The Chicken To Use In A Casserole?
There are lots of different types of chicken meat you could use for this recipe, all depending on what kind of final texture you want in your casserole.
- Chicken Breast Cubes
Probably the easiest and lowest in fat, some simple cubed chicken breasts make for a simple, if potentially a little bit chewy when cooked altogether into a casserole.
- Shredded Chicken Breasts
If you are sourcing your chicken from a rotisserie chicken, then you should be able to quite easily tear the chicken breasts apart into shreds.
Keep in mind, though, that this will produce little strings of chicken throughout the casserole – this could be a good or bad thing, all depending on what your personal preferences are.
- Shredded Chicken Thighs
By far the best option for this kind of casserole is to use some chicken thighs that have been shredded apart using two forks.
Chicken thighs have a ton more flavor and fat, and are perfect for using them in casseroles.
Looking for more delicious Chicken Casserole recipes? Try these out:
• Mushroom Soup Chicken Rice Casserole
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Chicken Pot Pie Casserole
Ingredients
- 3¼ cups frozen mixed vegetables defrosted completely
- 2 cups cut-up cooked chicken meat
- 2 15oz cans condensed cream of chicken soup
- ½ cup milk or chicken broth
- 1 can Pillsbury biscuits
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350° F . Lightly grease a 9×13 inch baking dish.
- In a large bowl mix the cream of chicken soup and the milk or chicken broth together until smooth. Add in the chicken and vegetables and stir gently to coat. Transfer mixture to the prepared baking dish.
- Separate the canned biscuits and place evenly spaced on top of chicken mixture.
- Bake in the preheated oven for 30 minutes. Cover with foil, and bake for an additional 10 more minutes. To serve, lift a biscuit into a bowl and spoon the chicken mixture over biscuits. garnish with parsley and enjoy!
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Fran Laroche says
So much for your recipes. This one is easy and delicious. I always find something on your site that I can make and most have common household ingredients.
Chris H says
absolutely delicious don’t change anything!
Maudie Bro says
Quick easy and delicious meal. Thank you for sharing!
Carol & Jim says
Hello Karlynn & family!!
Just wanted to tell you how much I enjoy your recipes!! Being a few years older than you..okay ALOT of years older than you!! LOL!!!.. There’s just the two of us now…but it doesn’t slow me down for still going to my little kitchen & baking & cooking up a storm!!!
I have always LOVED to cook & bake & share!!! It gives me a sense of well being & my kitchen has always been my happy place..no matter what is going on in my life….
I still bake & cook a number of my Mom’s recipes from back in the day & an truly enjoying & trying some of your recipes!!
You go girl!!! & don’t stop experimenting & sharing!
Thanks again!
C&J
Karlynn Johnston says
Thank you so much for the kind words! I am so glad that you enjoy our website so much!
Frances Dittenhoffer says
This is a great easy supper dish and everyone loves it