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This buffalo chicken pasta is my favorite way to turn everyone’s favorite party dip into a full meal. It’s creamy, has a bit of kick, and has a cheesy sauce that’s absolutely delicous. It’s perfect for busy weeknights. This Buffalo Chicken Pasta is one of those recipes that always surprises people with how simple it is. In This Article Amy’s NotesKey Recipe IngredientsSubstitutions And VariationsStep-By-Step Recipe InstructionsHow To Prep AheadBuffalo Chicken Pasta RecipeWhat To Serve with Buffalo Chicken PastaFrequently Asked QuestionsMore to Cook and Eat View more This post may contain affiliate links, at no additional cost to you. Amy’s Notes This buffalo chicken pasta is one of my favorite easy dinner recipes when my house of men and boys want something cheesy and satisfying. I want a dinner that comes together fast. What I love about this recipe: Creamy and Cheesy Comfort: The sauce is made with cream cheese, ranch, and cheddar for a smooth, rich texture that coats every bite, similar to this Chicken Florentine Pasta. Customizable Heat: I can easily adjust the spice level by adding more hot sauce for extra kick or keeping it mild for a family-friendly dinner that still delivers bold flavor. Quick Weeknight Favorite: It comes together in about 30 minutes, making it perfect for busy nights, like this Chicken Fajita Pasta. Feeds a Crowd: Whether it’s game night, a potluck, or a simple family dinner, this pasta always disappears fast and can be made ahead when I’m feeding a crowd. Amy Key Recipe Ingredients Cream Cheese – Softened cream cheese melts into a smooth, rich base that gives the sauce its creamy texture and mild tang. Ranch Dressing – Adds a cool, herby flavor that balances the heat from the hot sauce. Use your favorite brand or homemade ranch. Hot Sauce – Brings the signature buffalo flavor and spice. Adjust the amount depending on how much heat you like. Sharp Cheddar Cheese – Melts into the sauce for a bold, cheesy flavor that pairs perfectly with hot sauce. Chicken Broth – Thins out the sauce to the right consistency while adding savory depth. You can use low-sodium broth if preferred. Cooked Chicken Breast – Shredded chicken makes the dish hearty and full of protein. Rotisserie chicken works great for convenience. Penne Pasta – The tube shape holds onto the creamy sauce beautifully. Any short pasta like rotini or rigatoni also works. Substitutions And Variations Here are some of our favorite substitutions and variations: Protein Options: I usually use shredded chicken breast, but rotisserie chicken or leftover grilled chicken works great too. You can also swap in ground chicken or turkey for a twist. Pasta Choices: Penne is my favorite because it holds the sauce well. You can also use rotini, rigatoni, shells, or even spaghetti, if you’d like. Cheese Swaps: Sharp cheddar adds the most robust flavor, but mozzarella, Monterey Jack, or pepper jack melt beautifully too. Try mixing two kinds for extra creaminess. Step-By-Step Recipe Instructions Melt cream cheese in a pot. Stir in ranch, hot sauce, cheddar. Add chicken and season. Cook and drain pasta. Toss with sauce, garnish and serve. For full list of ingredients and instructions, see recipe card below. How To Prep Ahead Take a look at our best prep-ahead strategies for this recipe: Prep the Sauce Early: You can make the buffalo chicken sauce up to two days in advance. Let it cool completely, then store it in an airtight container in the fridge. When ready to serve, warm it gently on the stove and whisk in a splash of broth to loosen it up. Make Entirely Ahead: If you want to make the full dish ahead, cook and combine everything, then store it in the fridge for up to three days. Reheat on the stovetop over low heat, adding a bit of broth or water to bring back the saucy texture. This Buffalo Chicken Pasta brings together creamy, cheesy comfort with the kick of buffalo flavor. Print Buffalo Chicken Pasta This Buffalo Chicken Pasta is a spin off of my favorite Buffalo Chicken Dip, made into dinner! It's easy, quick, and satisfying. Perfect weeknight or potluck meal. Course Dinner, MainCuisine AmericanMethod Stovetop Prep Time 10 minutes minutesCook Time 10 minutes minutesTotal Time 20 minutes minutes Servings 6 Calories 950kcal Author Amy Dong Ingredients16 ounces cream cheese whole, softened1 ½ cups Ranch dressing creamy 4 tablespoons hot sauce1 cup sharp cheddar cheese shredded4 cups chicken broth2 pounds cooked chicken breast shreddedsalt and pepper to taste12 ounces penne pasta see notesOptional Garnish: chopped parsley, green onions, blue cheese, or extra hot sauce InstructionsIn a medium heavy pot, stir softened cream cheese over medium-low heat until melted and smooth. Stir in Ranch dressing, hot sauce, and cheese. Stir until mixture is well heated through. Add chicken broth and whisk until a sauce consistency is reached. Stir in the shredded chicken. Add salt or pepper to taste, if needed. Keep warm.Cook pasta until al dente, according to package instructions. Drain, but do not rinse.Toss pasta with warm buffalo chicken sauce. Let it sit for 5-10 minutes before serving, as this allows sauce to thicken up a bit. Garnish as desired and enjoy. Notes We use 12 ounces of pasta, as the sauce tends to thicken up as it sits. We’ve also used 16 ounces of pasta with good results; if you use more pasta, leftovers will need to be thinned out with broth or water.  Soften the cream cheese before melting so it blends smoothly into the sauce without lumps. Use freshly shredded cheddar for easier melting; pre-shredded cheese may have ingredients in it that cause it not to melt as easily. Cook the pasta just until al dente so it holds up when tossed with the creamy sauce. Don’t rinse the pasta after draining. The starch helps the sauce cling better to each piece. Make it ahead by preparing the sauce in advance and storing it in the fridge for up to 2 days. Reheat before tossing with pasta. Store leftovers in an airtight container and reheat slowly over low heat, adding enough broth or water to bring back the saucy texture. This recipe is part of our 30-Minute Meal Recipes Collection. We love serving buffalo chicken pasta with Pull-Apart Rolls or Garlic Cheese Bread.   If you enjoyed this recipe, please come back and give it a rating. We hearing from you!  Join our Free Recipe Club and get our newest, best recipes each week! NutritionCalories: 950kcal | Carbohydrates: 77g | Protein: 98g | Fat: 99g | Saturated Fat: 37g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 28g | Monounsaturated Fat: 23g | Cholesterol: 164mg | Sodium: 640mg | Potassium: 1060mg | Fiber: 3g | Sugar: 12g | Vitamin A: 1914IU | Vitamin C: 10mg | Calcium: 397mg | Iron: 4mg What To Serve with Buffalo Chicken Pasta Salads This creamy, spicy Buffalo Chicken Pasta pairs perfectly with something fresh and crisp. We love serving it alongside a cool Caprese Pasta Salad or a light Asian Pasta Salad with Sesame Ginger Dressing for balance. For a heartier option, try it with Chicken Caprese Salad or a classic Caesar Pasta Salad Recipe – both add a fresh, satisfying touch to the meal. Breads We like to round out this pasta dinner with something warm and comforting. Soft Pull-Apart Rolls are perfect for soaking up the extra buffalo sauce. It also pairs beautifully with Garlic Cheese Bread or French Bread Recipe for a comforting, cozy dinner everyone enjoys Frequently Asked Questions Can I use a different kind of pasta? Yes. Penne works great because it holds the creamy sauce well, but rotini, rigatoni, or shells are also good choices. Just cook the pasta until al dente so it doesn’t get too soft when mixed with the sauce. Is it okay if I use rotisserie chicken instead of cooked chicken breast? Yes, rotisserie chicken is perfect for this recipe. It saves time and adds great flavor. Just shred it and stir it into the sauce as directed. Can I add vegetables to this pasta? You can. Diced bell peppers, spinach, or steamed broccoli mix in nicely and add extra color and texture. Stir them in right before combining the sauce and pasta. How long does it keep? Store leftovers in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days. Reheat gently on the stovetop or in the microwave, adding a splash of broth or water if the sauce thickens too much. More to Cook and Eat Creamy Tomato and Sausage Pasta – This Creamy Tomato and Sausage Pasta is quick, easy, and tasty. Full of goodness and flavor, nobody will guess it takes only 30 minutes to make. Shrimp Scampi Pasta – This Skillet Shrimp Scampi Pasta is loaded with garlic, lemon, and basil. Plenty of succulent shrimp and parmesan are irresistible. Lemon Garlic Pasta – This Lemon Garlic Pasta is a classic, comforting pasta dish that boasts fresh, vibrant, and zesty flavors. Taco Pasta – This Taco Pasta is ideal for any busy weeknight but tasty enough to share on weekends! Perfect for feeding a crowd or meal prep.

Daniel McCarthy has joined The Heritage Foundation as a distinguished fellow in conservative thought within the B. Kenneth Simon Center for American Studies, the think tank announced on Tuesday.  McCarthy is a widely read conservative journalist and joined Heritage from the Intercollegiate Studies Institute where he was the vice president of publications.  McCarthy’s work will focus on “conservative thought, America’s founding, and republican order,” the press release claimed.   “I’m thrilled and honored to join Heritage as a distinguished fellow in conservative thought,” McCarthy said in Tuesday’s press release.  “I’m excited to be a part of Heritage’s work in strengthening our country; reinvigorating the principles of prosperity for all Americans, from the factory floor to the boardroom; and restoring respect for citizenship, the family, and the enduring virtues of our civilization,” he continued.  Scott Yenor, director of the B. Kenneth Simon Center for American Studies at The Heritage Foundation, describes McCarthy as a “unicorn in conservative circles.”  “It is a great hire for Heritage and a great get for the Simon Center. We worked hard to show Dan that Heritage and Simon would be a great place for him and now I look forward to working closely with Daniel to promote the four cornerstones,” said Yenor.  Jay Richards, the vice president of Heritage’s social and domestic policy, welcomed McCarthy to his new position.  “Daniel McCarthy’s thoughtful scholarship on American principles revives the timeless wisdom of conservatism, making him an invaluable addition to the Simon Center,” Richards said. “As a masterful writer and editor, Daniel distills the essence of conservative thought with clarity and depth, strengthening our mission at Heritage to defend republican order, liberty, and opportunity.”  McCarthy was the editor of Modern Age, a conservative journal, while at the Intercollegiate Studies Institute. He will continue to edit that publication, however. The post Daniel McCarthy Joins Heritage Foundation as Distinguished Fellow  appeared first on The Daily Signal.