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A delicious low carb chicken cordon bleu casserole that’s quick and easy. It’s the perfect meal solution for your family on busy evenings.
Can you believe the summer is just about over and the kids are heading back to school? It seems like the summer just flew by this year!
My youngest daughter will be starting preschool the first week in September. Although she could have started last winter after turning 3 years old, we didn’t feel she was ready because her birthday is in late December. We are hoping that the program will get her ready to start kindergarten next year.
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I expect things to start getting really busy for us once our daughter starts school. When our older kids began preschool, it seems there was always something going on. There’s the frequent birthday parties, field trips, and volunteer work at the school. And to top it off, we are looking to get our daughter into some sport activities when she turns 4 in December.
With the busy school year starting, it’s time to get out those quick and easy dinner recipes. I came up with a low carb chicken cordon bleu casserole using convenient ingredients from Tyson Foods. It took me less than thirty minutes to bake and prepare this delicious casserole that looks and tastes like a gourmet meal.
To cut prep time, I used one package of Hillshire Farm® Farm Classics® Black Forest Ham Lunchmeat along with one bag of Tyson® Grilled & Ready® Pulled Chicken. I bought both products at a local Walmart Supercenter.
The ham was located in the open refrigerated section with all the other lunchmeat products. The chicken was with the other frozen chicken products in an upright freezer. I love that the meat is precooked which saves time in the kitchen when making this low carb chicken cordon bleu casserole.
The prep time for this easy low carb meal should take you less than five minutes. You’ll just need to combine all the ingredients into a mixing bowl. For this recipe, I mixed cream cheese with mayonnaise and heavy heavy cream first. Then, I added in some spices and parmesan cheese. Next, I stirred in ham, swiss cheese, frozen chicken, and chicken broth.
Once everything was well blended, I just spread it out into a 9×13-inch casserole dish. So easy! I say five minutes for the prep time, but you can easily do it in only 2-3 minutes.
I opted to top off the casserole with crushed pork rinds. You could use seasoned pork rinds if you already have some made. I find that storing crushed pork rinds in the freezer is not only convenient, but it also eliminates a lot of the pork taste. There’s a great recipe for seasoned low carb breadcrumbs made with pork rinds here.
Since the meat is precooked, it should only take 20-25 minutes for the chicken cordon bleu casserole to heat fully and begin to brown. With less than 30 minutes from start to finish, you won’t be stressing to feed your family during the busy back to school season.
My husband loves both ham and chicken. He’s a picky eater and hard to please. But, he was willing to give this low carb chicken cordon bleu casserole a try. I knew he would love it and he did eat it up without complaining.
Since this was a meal that my husband really enjoyed, I’ll be making it often. I have a hard time finding things that he likes to eat other than plain meats, pizza, and burgers. He’s not a low carb eater so when I find a dish low in carbs that he eats, I make it a regular.
My kids are pretty picky too. However, they were also won over by this low carb chicken cordon bleu casserole. The three year old loved all the cheese.
You get a lot of servings from this casserole and it’s packed with protein so a little goes a long way. It’s a nice dish to take with you for potluck gathering.
The leftovers also make wonderful quick meals later on in the week. I rarely buy lunch at work so I always try to make a dish that will have plenty of leftovers for the work week.
When grabbing all your essential school supplies at Walmart, be sure to stock up on low carb Tyson convenient foods. They are great to have on hand to make quick and easy meals for your family on busy days!
Low Carb Chicken Cordon Bleu Casserole Recipe
Chicken Cordon Bleu Casserole - Quick & Easy
Ingredients
- 1/4 cup mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup heavy cream
- 8 ounces cream cheese softened
- 1/4 cup Parmesan cheese
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- dash fresh ground pepper
- 8 ounces Swiss cheese chopped
- 1 package Hillshire Farm® Farm Classics® Lunchmeats Black Forest ham chopped, 16 ounces
- 1 bag Tyson® Grilled & Ready® Chicken frozen pulled chicken 20 ounces
- 1/2 cup chicken broth
- 1/2 cup crushed pork rinds optional
Instructions
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Mix mayonnaise, heavy cream and cream cheese until well combined.
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Stir in the Parmesan cheese, garlic powder, garlic powder, and pepper.
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Add in the Swiss cheese , ham, chicken, and chicken broth.
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Spread mixture out into a 9x13-inch casserole dish. Top with crushed pork rinds if desired.
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Bake at 350°F for 20-25 minutes or until top begins to brown.
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Diane Smith says
i have made this several times and it seems to come out with some liquid to it, any suggestions on what i have done wrong, i do not cover it when i cook it, follow instructions. It just doesnt have that solid feel to it. Still tastes good.
Thank You, Diane
Lisa says
You could reduce the amount of chicken broth or try adding it in with the heavy cream. Perhaps using an electric mixer to make sure the liquid and cream cheese are well blended.
Nancy Morris says
My husband is a borderline diabetic. I buy Carba-Nada Egg Fettuccine. For your casserole, to make a one pan dinner, I used 6 ounces of noodles and poached chicken in white wine (didin’t have broth). I put the cooked noodles in the bottom of the casserole, added chopped chicken ham and swiss cheese. Made the sauce as you did except I used the poaching wine (strained) insteasd of broth. Both my husband and friend raved about the dinner that night.
Nancy
Lisa says
Thanks for the info! I need to check out that brand of pasta.
Susan says
Lisa,
You are awesome! I made the coconut cream pie the other day, looked pretty and tasted GREAT! We fought the kids for it, and WON! This casserole is quite intriquing, will start here, then move to the picatta. Your recipes are a God send, as I was living on cheese and nuts, as I wasnt sure what else to eat, and too busy to read! I am down over 40 and hubs is down over 30. Now we are not so bored!
Lisa says
Wow! Congrats on the weight loss to both you and your husband.
Becky says
I have some deer sausage (like kielbasa) that I need to use. How do you think this would taste w/ kielbasa and chicken mixed in lieu of ham? Also.. would cauliflower add a potato-like texture so it’s not all meat and sauce?
Lisa says
I think it would taste okay. I love deer sausage.
Libby says
Delish!
Lisa says
Thanks Libby!
Renee says
So I’ve made two of your recipes in two days. And they rock! This was an absolute winner! I’m totally good with you getting sponsored to make the recipe. In fact, I wouldn’t mind you getting sponsored to have more just like this – quick, easy and absolutely yummy!
Lisa says
Thanks Renee!
Lyn says
Making this tonight…it looks/smells AMAZING. I had to sub 1/2 n 1/2 for the heavy cream, and sprinkled seasoned stuffing mix over the top…lightly sprinkled…so a bit higher in carbs than yours, but I think it will work.
Lisa says
Hope you love it as much as we do Lyn!
Dana says
I made this earlier today and it is so good! I had to sub sour cream for the heavy cream and omit the chicken broth because I didn’t have any. I also added broccoli. Will definitely be my go-to for quick and easy low carb dinner!
Lisa says
Great that it worked out with sour cream. Broccoli also sounds like a good addition.
Jennifer Butler says
Can you tell me how you store the crushed Pork rinds in the freezer? It just a ziploc bag okay? This looks and sounds amazing! Can’t wait to try it!
Lisa says
I keep them in a freezer ziploc or storage container.
Shannon Brown says
Sounds wonderful!! I can actually get all the ingre at our local Aldi store, and that means SAVINGS! I can not however stomach the smell of pork rinds anymore… I need to find something else for the top…
Lisa says
The pork rinds are optional. If you’d like a sub, you can always toast up some low carb bread and crumb it.
Jennifer Butler says
Thank you! I tried this Saturday night for dinner and it received 5 stars from the entire family of picky eaters! I am having a hard time finding whey powder and coconut flour for some of your other recipes. Any suggestions on where I might find them?
Lisa says
Whey powder is usually in with the protein supplements. It can be difficult to find the plain no sugar added one. I get mine from Amazon. Coconut flour is sold in the warehouse stores like Costco and BJs. I buy it there and online.
Dianna says
Will definitely be making this for our family! Thank you for adding to my low-carb gluten-free recipe list.
I have always love chicken cordon bleu… and I always have a bag of seasoned pork rind ‘breadcrumbs’ at the ready, because I use them so often: for making meatloaf, eggplant parmesan, coating fish and pork chops…
Thank goodness for Walmart, they are now the only store within a 20-mile radius of me that I can count on for stocking pork rinds!
Looking forward to this meal, thank you for all your easy ‘regular ingredients’ recipes!!
Lisa says
I stock up on pork rinds at Walmart too! I can never find them in the other local stores.
bitter fruit says
Nothing beats The Dollar Store for pork rinds!
Lisa says
Really? I’ll have to see if they sell them at The Dollar Store in our area.
Sue says
Just an fyi. The irnds are sold in chain markets. You should be able to find them in the same isle as ethnic food’s. Goya product’s, Mexican food etc.. Took me 5 stores until I figured that out.
JanetGoingCrazy says
This casserole sounds amazing! I think I’ll have to make it for my family this week. [client]
Lisa says
Thanks Janet!