✨Chicken green bean casserole✨
Have a busy day ahead but want a warm filling meal without all the work? Something you can just dump and go? Better yet, it's budget friendly?
It might not be the prettiest meal.. nor is it the healthiest..
but I put this chicken green bean casserole in the crock pot on low for 8 hours or high for 6 hours (I use longer times because I usually forget to thaw my chicken 🙃) and it's ready to go before or after all our sports activities!
All these ingredients are found at almost any store with many different brands and at whatever budget you have!
Keep in mind I have a family of 5.. two of which are growing boys so you might be able to cut my recipe down 🫣
For this is use:
2 chicken breasts
season with kinders the blend to taste
(regular salt, pepper, and garlic powder is just the same!)
4 cans of green beans (I have also used two bags of frozen)
1/2 cup of French onion dip
1 cup of milk
1 can of cream of mushroom
1 tbsp of Worcestershire sauce
And crispy fried onions ( to your taste, I use about a cup).
I also like to add a bit extra crispy onions in the last 10-15 minutes so they are warm but still extra crispy.
Literally mix all your ingredients together let it sit and it will be waiting for you all ready at dinner time!
Enjoy😋
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If you're looking for a convenient and satisfying meal that's both budget-friendly and easy to prepare, crockpot chicken green bean casserole is a fantastic option. This recipe leverages pantry staples like canned green beans, cream of mushroom soup, French onion dip, and crispy fried onions to create a flavorful dish that warms you up on busy days. Using the crockpot allows for a "dump and go" approach, which is perfect when you have sports activities or a hectic day ahead. The long, slow cooking time tenderizes chicken breasts and blends the flavors seamlessly, while the crispy fried onions added towards the end provide a delightful crunch contrast. Seasoning the chicken with a blend like Kinders seasoning enhances the taste, but simple salt, pepper, and garlic powder work just as well. If you prefer fresher vegetables, frozen green beans can be swapped in, offering flexibility based on what you have available. This casserole fits well into fall meal planning but can be enjoyed any time of the year. Plus, adapting the recipe to suit your family size is easy—you can reduce or increase quantities accordingly. Also, don't hesitate to experiment by adding your favorite herbs or swapping the cream of mushroom with other creamy soups like cream of chicken for a unique twist. Overall, this meal is perfect when you desire something hearty and satisfying without the fuss. It brings together wholesome ingredients that store well, requires minimal prep, and fills the table with comfort food everyone loves. For those who appreciate quick, budget-conscious meals, trying out this chicken green bean casserole in the crockpot is highly recommended.
