Easy Chicken and Biscuits
A creamy chicken and vegetable casserole is topped with flaky, golden biscuits.
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This recipe is excellent for how quick and easy it is. It certainly isn't gourmet but for a weeknight meal it's great, especially when it's cold out or you're just craving comfort food. I've made it ahead of time, mixing everything but the biscuits together and refrigerating overnight, then baking with the biscuits when I get home from work to speed it up even more, and it was still just as good.
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This was okay, but I find that the recipe on the back of the Cream of Potato can is better and MUCH easier! Too bad they changed the recipe just for this website! Cambells shouldn't name the recipes the exact same thing.
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This recipe is excellent for how quick and easy it is. It certainly isn't gourmet but for a weeknight meal it's great, especially when it's cold out or you're just craving comfort food. I've made it ahead of time, mixing everything but the biscuits together and refrigerating overnight, then baking with the biscuits when I get home from work to speed it up even more, and it was still just as good.
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Family liked this very much! Slight variation I used the mix to stuff Pillsbury Crescents. Used two crescents for each so it was a rectangle instead of a triangle. Placed mix on one side of crescent then folded the other end over crimped all sides to make a pocket. Baked per instructions on crescents had to turn them over after 10 minutes so both sides would bake.
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I have a HUGE family and they all love this casserole! The only changes I make are to add a few dashes of garlic powder, onion powder, and paprika; and while I am assembling the base of the casserole, I bake my pre-cut-into-fourths biscuit pieces for about five minutes. Then, the last 5-8 minutes of baking, I push the pieces into the casserole and the whole thing comes out perfect and tastes fantastic!
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This was okay, but I find that the recipe on the back of the Cream of Potato can is better and MUCH easier! Too bad they changed the recipe just for this website! Cambells shouldn't name the recipes the exact same thing.
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This was delicious! Chicken and biscuits from other recipes but they were missing some flavor. This one was great. I ended up using a little bit more biscuits (bought 2 packages used enough to cover my baking dish and the baked any extras according to the directions on the can). The only bad thing I found was that it did turn out a litle watery. Next time I plan on using only 1kind of soup. If people are doubling this recipe I'd suggest not doubling the soups.
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I followed the recipe to the tee just to see what I could add later. It was delicious and my husband could not get enough of it. I added brocoli Cauliflower & Carrots as the veggies. I would add some garlic next time.
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I love this recipe! I make the chicken by cutting up chicken breasts, seasoning with garlic salt and onion powder, placing on foil lined baking sheet, covering with foil and placing in oven @ 375 for 35 mins (or until juices run clear).
Instead of cream of celery, I use one can of cream of chicken & mushroom. I also use just the tiniest pinch of thyme and add pepper and garlic salt to taste. I usually forgo the veggies (shame on me).
I agree with other reviewers that you should either cook the biscuits a little beforehand or turn them over halfway through to avoid soggy bottom biscuits on this casserole. Although, turning the biscuits over after 15 mins and continuing to bake the casserole doesn’t really hurt anything.
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tweeked the seasonings a little bit and used cream of chicken instead, but my picky eaters gobbled it up
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