Chicken, Artichoke & Spinach Casserole

"I made this the other night and it was a big hit. If you're looking for a different chicken recipe try this and you will love it."
 
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Ready In:
55mins
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • 1) Squeeze spinach in cheesecloth to remove excess water and place in 9" X 9" casserole dish.
  • 2) Dust chicken tenderloins with Tony Catchere's seasoning and place atop spinach.
  • 3) Combine mayo, artichokes, parmesan, garlic, and blend well.
  • 4) Spread mixture over chicken.
  • 5) Top with pecan crumbs.
  • 6) Bake at 350 degrees for about 30-35 minutes.
  • 7) Serve with rice or a baked potato.

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Reviews

  1. This was easy and delicious! I only had slivered almonds, but that was fine. Thanks for sharing!
     
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  2. This was so good. I cut the chicken in 1 inch pieces. I added some sun dried tomatoes and 3 cheese tortellini only because we had some extra in the freezer. Oh and some chicken broth so the tortellini wouldn't dry out. Also cooked a tad bit longer. OMG this was wonderful.
     
  3. I was looking for something to make for dinner using only what I had on hand. I used RecipeZaar's ingredient search and came across this recipe and boy am I glad I did! My husband, I and our two-year old all enjoyed it. This one's a keeper! Next time I make this I will use fresh spinach instead of canned (the dark greenish-brown of the cooked can spinach wasn't "pretty") and I will top with Italian bread crumbs (more economical) instead of the pecans.
     
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  1. I was looking for something to make for dinner using only what I had on hand. I used RecipeZaar's ingredient search and came across this recipe and boy am I glad I did! My husband, I and our two-year old all enjoyed it. This one's a keeper! Next time I make this I will use fresh spinach instead of canned (the dark greenish-brown of the cooked can spinach wasn't "pretty") and I will top with Italian bread crumbs (more economical) instead of the pecans.
     

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I'm retired. I go fishing a lot. I cook every day. My wife also likes fishing and she loves my cooking. Living in New Orleans tends to nurture one's cooking skills. I have become very good at it. My creole dishes are to die for, especially the crawfish and shrimp bisque!
 
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