Chicken and Broccoli Alfredo Casserole Recipe

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Questions & Reviews

1. Happy Valley Chow says:

   This looks fantastic, great recipe as usual! Happy Blogging! Happy Valley Chow
2. Jennifer L says:

   I make something like this but I cook my chicken in Italian dressing. Looks yummy. Thanks for sharing your recipes you have inspired me to cook at home again. I love your blog. Your love for eachother and family is so nice to see. Thank you sharing your lives. :)
3. Karissa M says:

   I made this last night. It was delicious and easy. My husband enjoyed it as well :-)
4. Tiffany says:

   What type of jar alfredo sauce do you use? Could you use a homemade sauce?
5. Cyd says:

   A homemade sauce would be delicious!! We just buy whatever is on sale at the store.
6. Lindsay says:

   My husband loved this recipe. His favorite part was the crunchy topping.
7. Cassey says:

   Would this mix (before adding breadcrumbs) be suitable to cook in slow cooker?
8. Cyd says:

   I think it could work. Let us know how it turns out! We have never made it in the slow cooker. You may have just come up with a great recipe! :)
9. Heather says:

   Sorry if this is a silly question, but is the chicken supposed to be precooked, frozen,and already chopped up like you can get at the store? Or, in this recipe, do you cook the chicken, then cut it up, then put it in the mixture warm? Thanks!
10. Cheryl says:

    Can anyone tell me what jarred Alfredo sauce they use? I have tried jar sauce in the past and haven't liked it. I would love to make this recipe and would rather not spend the extra time making my own Alfredo sauce first.
11. Cyd says:

    Hi Heather, Thanks so much for stopping by our blog. The chicken should be all cooked when starting this recipe. You can buy pre-cooked chicken at the store. We often buy the frozen chicken breasts and just thaw them and then boil them in a pot of boiling water until cooked through. Then we dice it up and it's ready for recipes. Whatever is easier for you. You could even use a deli chicken that's all cooked and get all the meat off of it and cut it up. Hope this helps. Let us know if you have any questions, we are so happy to help! :)
12. Ashley says:

    Made this last night and it was great! Thanks for the recipe!
13. Grace says:

    Have you ever made this a day before you actually cooked it? I am cooking for a large crowd and would like to prepare it a day before I cook it and then just store it in the fridge overnight. Any suggestions?
14. Cyd says:

    Hi Grace, this should be fine making the night before. Another recipe that works well fixing the night before and then cooking it the next day is our Chicken Cordon Bleu Casserole. Best of luck feeding your large crowd!!
15. jane says:

    Would u please let me know if this is sausy enough and moist-hard to tell just by one picture Also- will the pasta soak up all the sause if this is made the night before? I a just looking for a sausy main pasta dish for a company. Thank u
16. Cyd says:

    This recipe is not super saucy. You could easily add more alfredo sauce if you wanted it to be nice and moist. If making it the night before, you would want to add more sauce. The noodles would absorb some of the liquid.
17. Talia says:

    I made some alterations.. but the recipe would have been perfect originally. I added two jars of Alfredo sauce, some minced garlic a little bit extra parmesan on the top to go with the pan cover in butter a tiny bit of Italian seasoning instead of basil and mild cheddar cheese instead of mozzarella. For the chicken, I used Perdue southwestern chicken cuts. This had just the right kick. Amazing
18. Sheri Jo Bentschner says:

    This was the best! I made it for my boyfriend's family and they're still talking about it.
19. Elana Hayden says:

    My husband & I love this recipe.When I do a Costco run I always grab one of their roasted chickens so we can make this. It's great for lunches during the week & does freeze well. Thanks for sharing

    
20. Jacqueline Barclay says:

    Can you freeze this recipe?
21. Steph @ Six Sisters says:

    We haven't tried this recipe specifically, yet, but we think you could - it's similar enough to our 20-minute Tuscan Pasta Freezer meal that we think it would work, so you could freeze it similarly along the same lines as that recipe. If you try it, let us know how it goes!
22. Steve says:

    I’ve made this a half a dozen times and a few years back I made it for the family Christmas pot luck. It was a hit and it’s back on the menu this year.