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Chicken tetrazzini with ritz cracker topping
Chicken tetrazzini with ritz cracker topping












chicken tetrazzini with ritz cracker topping

It was also named for the restaurant, Divan Parisien Restaurant.

chicken tetrazzini with ritz cracker topping

It was first served at a Parisian restaurant at a New York Hotel. Just add the sliced or shredded chicken to the creamy sauce and bake it in your casserole with broccoli.Īlthough Chicken Divan has a french name, it was actually invented in America. It’s a great way to repurpose the meat so that you’re not just having the same dinner two nights in a row. Anytime I have leftover Rotisserie Chicken, or Slow Cooker Chicken Breast, I like to use them in a creamy chicken casserole recipe. I love making this Chicken and Broccoli Casserole the night after I’ve made another chicken dish. You’ll have delicious Chicken Broccoli Divan in less than a half hour. All you have to do is combine the chicken and broccoli florets with the creamy sauce before you pour it all in a baking dish to cook for 20 minutes. There are no difficult steps, or obscure ingredients in this Chicken Divan recipe. I then blended it all with the angel hair pasta, put it in a casserole dish and topped it with more cheese and buttered Italian breadcrumbs.Simple casserole recipes like this are always a life saver around dinner time. As I assembled, I used the Classic Melts (America/Cheddar blend) shredded cheese plus a 1/4 Cup of Italian Blend and a few crumbles of Cranberry Stilton (YUM!!!). I used 4 tablespoons of butter to saute the onions and I crushed 2 cloves of cgarlic and added it to the onion. It has just a touch of green chiles) I had to cut the turkey off of the bone early this morning so I could get it out in the trash, but I was worried that it would dry out so I put the 4 cups of diced turkey in a bowl and covered it with a full can of chicken broth and added garlic powder, crushed pepper and Italian seasoning and put it in the fridge until I was ready to assemble. This was a fabulous dish for my leftover Christmas Turkey! I made the following changes: I substituted one can of Cream of Mushroom for a can of Condensed Chicken Verde (it's new by Campbell's. Next time I might try Ritz cracker crumbs. Finally, I thought it needed something "crunchy" on top so I sprinkled some bread crumbs on top of the cheese before baking. I was afraid that my kids would be turned off by the red bell pepper on top so I mixed it in the casserole. I used about 18 oz of spaghetti, 6 cups of turkey, and a little more chicken broth, onion, & garlic than what the recipe calls for. I wanted to make extra casseroles to freeze for later but I didn't just double the recipe. I followed the recipe with just a few exceptions. We smoked our turkey this year and it did give this casserole a nice flavor. Either way, it was the perfect consistency for this dish. Either I've never noticed it before or it is a new product. I found some shredded american & chedder cheese at the grocery. I was looking for a different way to use up the leftover Thanksgiving turkey and this was a BIG hit at my house.














Chicken tetrazzini with ritz cracker topping