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This Swiss Chicken Casserole is creamy‚ cheesy chicken topped with stuffing! Flavorful and super easy‚ it can be prepared and ready to eat in about an hour! A FILLING DINNER CASSEROLE Ready for a simple chicken casserole dish that even the kids will love? Then give this Swiss Chicken Casserole recipe a try! It’s so simple to make‚ just layer everything and pop it in the oven for a family friendly dinner recipe. You only need a few pantry staple ingredients to whip up this simple recipe‚ making it perfect for busy weeknights! FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: What do you serve with this casserole? This would be incredible with some steamed vegetables. I like to serve this with my Maple Carrots or my Bacon Green Beans but it would also be delish with some steamed corn and a good side salad. What if I don’t have cream of chicken soup? No worries‚ you can use cream of mushroom soup or any other cream of something soup you like. If you want to make your own cream of mushroom soup to use‚ you can use this homemade cream of chicken soup recipe. Do I have to use Swiss cheese? No‚ if you don’t enjoy Swiss cheese‚ you can use Mozzarella cheese or Provolone cheese slices instead. Can I cut up the chicken breasts instead? Of course. If you don’t like cooking them up a whole‚ you can dice up the chicken breasts before cooking. Do I have to use chicken breasts? Nope. If you have chicken tenders‚ they can be used instead of the large chicken breasts. You can use chicken thighs as well Keep in mind‚ dark meat takes a bit longer than white meat to cook. Can I make this ahead of time? I would assemble this all the way through adding the chicken soup mixture. Then cover it with aluminum foil and refrigerate until you’re ready to bake it. Then you can pull it out and add the stuffing and melted butter before putting the foil back on and baking. You don’t want to add the stuffing and melted butter before storing it because it will start to absorb the moisture from the soup and become soggy before you bake the casserole. How to store leftover chicken casserole? Keep leftovers in the fridge‚ covered or in an airtight container for up to 3-5 days. I don’t recommend trying to freeze this as it will change texture as it thaws and reheats. INGREDIENTS NEEDED: (SEE RECIPE CARD BELOW FOR THE FULL RECIPE) boneless‚ skinless chicken breasts – as I sated above‚ you could use chicken tenders. I would not recommend frozen chicken. grated parmesan cheese – I think the grated works better here but you could certainly use shredded. Swiss cheese – if you aren’t a fan of Swiss cheese then use whatever sliced cheese you do enjoy. cream of chicken soup – if you are trying to cut back on the sodium levels‚ you could use a low or no sodium cream of chicken. chicken broth – you could also use chicken stock (store bought or homemade chicken stock) and you can use low or no sodium here as well. garlic cloves – Use the fresh stuff if possible. Jarred garlic will do but since we aren’t using a ton of seasoning here‚ the fresh garlic is going to give you the most flavor. butter – I use salted but you could use unsalted butter. Stove Top stuffing mix – I suggest using chicken Stove Top but if you have another brand you enjoy then you can certainly use that instead. HOW TO MAKE SWISS CHICKEN CASSEROLE First‚ preheat the oven to 350F degrees and use nonstick cooking spray to coat a 9×13-inch baking dish. Add the cream of chicken soup‚ chicken broth and minced garlic to a large mixing bowl and stir until combined. Add the chicken breasts to the bottom of the sprayed baking dish. Add the grated parmesan‚ salt and pepper to the tops of the chicken breasts in the baking dish. Use 2 slices of Swiss cheese to cover each piece of seasoned chicken in the dish. Dump the soup mixture on top of the cheese and spread it around so it covers the chicken breasts as much as possible. Carefully‚ sprinkle the dry Stovetop stuffing mix over the layered soup‚ cheese and chicken. Cover as much of the ingredients in the baking dish as you can. Evenly pour the melted butter on top of the stuffing mix. Cover the dish with aluminum foil and bake in the preheated oven for 40 minutes. Remove the dish from the oven and take the foil off. Then bake again for another 15-20 minutes so the top of the stuffing browns and the chicken gets to finish baking. Use a meat thermometer to make sure the chicken breasts reach 165F before serving. Add the optional parsley‚ if using‚ and serve this casserole immediately. CRAVING MORE RECIPES? Ritz Cracker Chicken CasseroleNo Peek Chicken CasseroleCrock Pot Chicken and StuffingChicken and Stuffing Casserole (+Video)Crock Pot Stuffing (+Video) Print Swiss Chicken Casserole This Swiss Chicken Casserole is creamy‚ cheesy chicken topped with stuffing! Flavorful and super easy‚ it can be prepared and ready to eat in about an hour! Course DinnerCuisine AmericanKeyword Swiss Chicken Casserole Prep Time 10 minutes minutesCook Time 1 hour hourTotal Time 1 hour hour 10 minutes minutes Servings 6 servings Calories 610kcal Author Brandie @ The Country Cook Ingredients6 boneless‚ skinless chicken breasts¼ cup grated parmesan cheese¼ teaspoon salt¼ teaspoon ground black pepper12 slices Swiss cheese10.5 ounce can cream of chicken soup1 cup chicken broth2 garlic cloves‚ minced½ cup melted butter8 ounce package Stove Top stuffing mix1 teaspoon fresh minced parsley (optional) InstructionsFirst‚ preheat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit and use nonstick cooking spray to coat a 9×13-inch baking dish.Add the cream of chicken soup‚ chicken broth and minced garlic to a large mixing bowl and stir until combined. Add the chicken breasts to the bottom of the sprayed baking dish. Add the grated parmesan‚ salt and pepper to the tops of the chicken breasts in the baking dish. Use 2 slices of Swiss cheese to cover each piece of seasoned chicken in the dish. Dump the soup mixture on top of the cheese and spread it around so it covers the chicken breasts as much as possible. Carefully‚ sprinkle the dry Stovetop stuffing mix over the layered soup‚ cheese and chicken. Evenly pour the melted butter on top of the stuffing mix.Cover the dish with aluminum foil and bake in the preheated oven for 40 minutes.Remove the dish from the oven and take the foil off. Then bake again for another 15-20 minutes so the top of the stuffing browns and the chicken gets to finish baking. Use a meat thermometer to make sure the chicken breasts reach 165F before serving. Add the optional parsley‚ if using‚ and serve this casserole immediately. Notes Please refer to my FAQ’s (Frequently Asked Questions) and ingredient list above for other substitutions or for the answers to the most common questions. NutritionCalories: 610kcal | Carbohydrates: 34g | Protein: 40g | Fat: 34g | Saturated Fat: 18g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 2g | Monounsaturated Fat: 9g | Trans Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 153mg | Sodium: 1510mg | Potassium: 584mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 4g | Vitamin A: 919IU | Vitamin C: 2mg | Calcium: 397mg | Iron: 3mg

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Norman Lear was known for his work in classic sitcoms such as All The Family (1972)‚ Maude (1972)‚ The Jeffersons (1975)‚ Good Times (1977)‚ and many more. In fact‚ at one point he had nine series on the air at the same time. Sadly‚ and as announced by his representative‚ Matthew Lawrence‚ the comedy icon died recently in his sleep at his Los Angeles home at the age of 101. “Norman lived a life of creativity‚ tenacity‚ and empathy. Knowing and loving him has been the greatest of gifts‚” his family wrote in a statement. “We ask for your understanding as we mourn privately in celebration of this remarkable human being.” The late producer‚ TV writer‚ and activist had a unique comedic touch to his movies‚ earning him accolades and awards‚ including a Golden Globe‚ multiple Primetime Emmy awards‚ and many more. Here are his favorite moments from ’70s sitcom. ‘All In The Family’ (1972) ALL IN THE FAMILY‚ from left: Sammy Davis Jr.‚ Carroll O’Connor‚ ‘Sammy’s Visit’‚ (Season 2‚ episode 221‚ aired February 19‚ 1972)‚ 1971-1979. ph: ©CBS / courtesy Everett Collection The “Sammy’s Visit” episode featured Sammy Davis Jr.‚ who intends to retrieve a briefcase he’d forgotten in Archie’s cab. Carroll O’Connor’s racist character refused to drink from a glass with Sammy and was bewildered when Sammy surprised him with a kiss just in time for a photo. RELATED: Legendary Sitcom Producer Norman Lear Dies At Age 101 Interestingly‚ the kiss was Sammy’s idea‚ but production kept it in‚ and the audience roared with laughter. “He surprised everyone at rehearsal. The writers and I were blown away‚” Lear gushed. “The audience’s reaction to it was huge. They loved it. There was something so lovely in the reaction.” ‘Maude’ (1972) MAUDE‚ from left: Bea Arthur‚ Bill Macy‚ (1973)‚ 1972-78. photo: Sherman Weisburd/TV Guide/courtesy Everett Collection In the “Maude’s Dilemma” episode‚ Bea Arthur’s Maude decides to have an abortion after learning she is pregnant from her husband‚ Walter. “We got one of the longest laughs when Maude tells her friend she’s pregnant‚” Lear said‚ adding that the episode was surprisingly met with calm from viewers until reruns‚ at which point “the religious right protested and laid in front of CBS founder Mr. Paley’s car in New York and my car in Los Angeles.” ‘The Jeffersons’ (1975) THE JEFFERSONS‚ from front‚ Sherman Hemsley‚ Isabel Sanford‚ 1975-85 (1983 photo). ph: Gene Trindl / TV Guide / ©CBS / courtesy Everett Collection Isabel Sanford’s Louise compares her marriage to Sherman Hemsley’s George with the interracial couple Tom and Helen in the “A Friend In Need” episode‚ to which George responds that the other couple are too scared to fight. “That was a great scene‚ a great moment. They performed it so well‚” Lear said. “The problem the network had with that was it was so f—ing funny. Why was it funny? Sherman Hemsley.” He noted that the network’s notes “were louder and fiercer on paper than they were after they saw it.” “It was a word that nobody was saying‚ and nobody would dare say. And Sherman didn’t dare— he just did it‚” he added‚ referring to Sherman’s use of the N-word. ‘Good Times’ (1977) GOOD TIMES‚ Jimmie Walker‚ Esther Rolle‚ Ja’net Dubois‚ BernNadette Stanis‚ Ralph Carter‚ Season 4‚ 1976-1977. (c)Columbia Pictures TV. Courtesy: Everett Collection This late ‘70s classic centered on a black family in the projects‚ and the “The Evans Get Involved” episode caused concern over the child abuse of a ten-year-old named Penny‚ played by Janet Jackson. “Penny talked about how somebody put a hot iron on her shoulder. The network got tons of calls for information about child abuse‚” Lear recalled. The episode also educates black families about hypertension as the family patriarch‚ James (John Amos)‚ is encouraged to seek treatment. “One time‚ a writer came in with a news clipping that said hypertension in black males was way up. It was a great idea for an episode. When it went on‚ the network got thousands of calls from black families seeking information about hypertension‚” Lear proudly said. “That’s when I learned a big lesson: My God‚ these things really matter.” Click for next Article   The post Norman Lear’s Favorite Moments From His ’70s Sitcoms appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Peace A

Lionel Dahmer supported his infamous serial killer son‚ Jeffrey Dahmer‚ up until his death on December 5‚ 2023. The 87-year-old had been in hospice care and was confirmed dead by an employee at the Medina County Health Department. Lionel raised Jeffrey on his own after separating from his mother‚ Joyce‚ in 1978. He remarried a woman named Shari‚ who died in January at a nursing home due to health complications‚ and continued to live a discreet life in his Seville hometown in Ohio‚ close to the west of Akron. Hideous reveals   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Boss Talk (@thebosstalktv) Jeffrey was accused and charged with the murder of 17 males in Wisconsin and Ohio between 1978 and 1991. He would dismember his victim’s bodies‚ eat them‚ keep their bodies as his prize‚ and even more bizarre and macabre things. RELATED: Whoopi Goldberg Slams Jeffrey Dahmer Series On Netflix A recently unearthed conversation between father and son on a Fox Nation documentary‚ My Son Jeffrey: The Dahmer Family Tapes‚ revealed Jeffrey bragging to Lionel about the bodies he kept in his grandmother’s house‚ unknown to her. Lionel assumed the box of mummified genitals to be Jeffrey’s porn stash until later during a prison phone call. Wikimedia Commons “Remember when you visited grandma? Remember that small‚ one-by-one square foot box? You know what was in it‚ don’t you?” he told Lionel at the time. “The mummified head and genitals of the last victim at the West Allis location.” Lionel promised to stand by Jeffrey Jeffrey was eventually caught one year after leaving his grandmother’s house due to bad behavior and was charged with 15 consecutive life sentences. He would only serve his sentence for three years as he got beaten to death at 34 byinmate Charles Sarver. Youtube video screenshot Lionel told Oprah on TV that “I still loves my son” and will “always stick by him.” He explained that they grew close during prison visits until Jeffrey’s death‚ which he never recovered from. “In his final months‚ he was heavily medicated and had hallucinations about seeing Jeff‚” an insider told The US Sun. “He was incoherent and asking if people had seen Jeff.” Click for next Article The post Father Of Infamous Serial Killer Jeffrey Dahmer Dies After Prolonged Stay In Hospice Care appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Peace A

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