24 Recipes That Use A Can Of Cream Of Chicken Soup

If comfort food is what you’er craving, then King Ranch Chicken Casserole is well-suited to satisfy. Hailing from Texas, this classic dish is a hardy, flavorful, and cheesy crowd-pleaser.

We didn’t think it was possible, but we mad a classic Kind Ranch Chicken Casserole even more comforting with this recipe. The trick is that we took some of the cooking off your hands. Let your trusty slow-cooker do the hard work.

Just as cozy and satisfying as the original, this healthful take on a classic casserole takes it easy on some of the heavier ingredients. Luckily, it’s still as creamy and comforting as ever thanks to a can of cream of chicken soup and another of cream of mushroom.

Another well-loved King Ranch recipe, this soup couldn’t be more easy and delicious. In just 35 minutes, you’ll be serving up restaurant-worthy Tex-Mex soup for supper.

A delicious hybrid between a King Ranch Chicken Casserole and macaroni and cheese, we truly outdid ourselves with this recipe. In addition to the cream of chicken soup on the ingredient list, a rotisserie chicken is a tasty shortcut for making this dish in a pinch.

This easy and cheesy dupe for mac and cheese is the vegetable-forward dish that your kids will love as much as you do. It will be the star of weeknight supper or a standout at any potluck.

What’s more comforting than a one pot recipe? Nothing. The easy preparation and clean-up will ease your dinnertime tensions and creamy, cozy chicken dinner will comfort eager mouths around the table just as much.

A stick-to-your-bones casserole recipe is a must-have in your recipe box. This one just might serve up a touch of nostalgia for Mama’s kitchen with every cheesy, comforting bite.

Thanks to this recipe, your favorite snack may become your favorite dinner too. Layers of crushed Doritos and Cheddar cheese are an unbeatable combination.

Our easiest ever take on chicken and dumplings has a few tricks up its sleeve. We use a store-bought rotisserie chicken, cream of chicken soup, and canned biscuits to get cozy and classic supper on the table in just 40 mintues.

We’ve long trusted Joanna Gaines’ judgement on what should go in the kitchen, and that’s no longer limited to shiplap and apron sinks. This chicken pot pie recipe is delicious as-in—certainly not a Fixer Upper.

This classic chicken and veggie stew is topped with a deliciously buttery biscuit. Double up on the cornbread biscuits recipe—you can never have too many.

This versatile Southern side dish will be a hit at your next potluck, cookout, or weeknight family dinner. A can of cream of chicken soup goes a long way in making this veggie dish creamy and filling as can be.

This dressing comes straight from the recipe box of Hallmark Channel actress Lacey Chabert’s great grandmother. It’s flavorful, decadent, and has withstood the test of time and come out on top.

This casserole is creamy as can be, but gains some structure and crunch from layers of corn tortilla. If you find yourself making this dish constantly (it’s that good!), swap out the chicken for shredded BBQ brisket or pulled pork for some variety.

Can’t decide between the cornbread dressing and squash casserole recipes on this list? Here’s the best of both worlds.

This retro dish will be a hit at your next shindig. Think of it as a hybrid between your go-to cold chicken salad and a chicken casserole—all underneath a crispy, indulgent crust.

This recipe’s ingredient list has all the easy and delicious staples that we love to see for a Tex-Mex casserole. Sour cream, Monterey Jack cheese, a can of chopped green chiles, and another of cream of chicken soup guarantee a successful supper.

This Southern Living family recipe just might overthrow your family’s go-to dressing. A dish so good takes time, though: Prepare the bread and chop the veggies two days ahead of time.

This superb weeknight dinner requires only 10 minutes of hands-on time. Go ahead and make some homemade salsa while the enchiladas simmer in the oven, if you so please.

We’ve yet to meet someone who can say no to a helping of this warm, comforting, nostalgia in a pan. Also known as “Funeral Potatoes,” we’ve found that this casserole will be welcome for any occasion.

Layers of sauce, spinach, cheese, and chicken will satisfy the whole family. Better yet, this dish freezes beautifully and requires very little active cooking time.

Free up hot commodity oven space by preparing this tasty recipe in your slow cooker. It will be the star of the Thanksgiving sides, but we understand if you just can’t wait until November to indulge in this delightful dressing.

Another take on a beloved classic potato recipe, this one will warm you to your bones. Bring this to your next church potluck and you’ll find yourself the event MVP.