Ways to use up cooked chicken — chicken pot pie soup, chicken pot pie casserole, mini chicken pot pie bites, Doritos chicken casserole — for busy weeknights.
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The perfect soup for any chilly day, or when you are craving comfort food!
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Open in Pepper →There's almost always chicken left after Sunday dinner, or half a rotisserie bird sitting in the fridge. Shredded and stirred into something warm, it turns into a whole second supper without you cooking meat twice.
Cooks on Pepper reach for this collection on the nights they don't want to start from scratch — Tuesday after work, or when the grocery run hasn't happened yet and dinner still has to be at 6.
Every recipe here starts with chicken you already cooked: Chicken Pot Pie Soup, chicken pot pie casserole, Mini Chicken Pot Pie Bites, Mexican Street Corn Chicken Enchiladas, Million Dollar Chicken Casserole, Doritos Chicken Casserole, and Tzatziki Chicken Salad for the cold-lunch days.
Shred it warm
Pull the meat off a rotisserie chicken while it's still warm — it comes apart in 5 minutes, and cold chicken fights you.
Add chicken at the end
It's already cooked, so stir it into soup in the last 5 minutes just to heat through and keep it from going stringy.
Loosen the canned soup
Whisk a cup of broth or milk into condensed cream of chicken before it goes in the pan so the casserole doesn't bake up pasty.
Hold back the crunchy topping
Sprinkle chips, crackers, or biscuits on for the last 10 to 15 minutes so they brown instead of turning soft.