Neiman Marcus Chicken Casserole (Copy-Cat)
The Neiman Marcus Chicken Casserole is still as popular today as it was when it was served in the old Neiman's café. It has a crunchy top with a creamy and flavorful inside. It is light yet makes a great covered dish for any event. It is one of my favorite pot-luck recipes.
When I was a very young girl in high school, I would visit my Aunt in Dallas. It was an overnight train ride and so much fun. She always made my visit so special and one of the highlights of the visit was always our trip to Neiman Marcus. We often time's had lunch at the café, and I have ate the real casserole there many times with my Aunt. Each time I make this recipe, I am reminded of my Aunt and the wonderful gifts of life experience that she gave me, she was a very special woman.
How To Make
Neiman Marcus Chicken Casserole
(Copy-Cat)
Place a sleeve, or about 32 crackers of crushed Ritz Crackers into a medium mixing bowl. Drizzle the melted butter over the crushed crackers. Toss the crackers and butter together until the butter is fully absorbed with the crackers. Set aside.
In a mixing bowl, whisk the cream of chicken soup and the sour cream together until blended and smooth.
Place the chopped chicken
into a large mixing bowl.
Stir in the soup mixture along with the slivered almonds. Mix until all the ingredients
are mixed well.
Spray a 9X13 baking dish with a baking oil spray. Spoon the casserole into the
prepared baking dish.
Recipe
To my Aunt Nancy, who passed away many years ago, thanks so much for the wonderful life memories you left with me.
I loved you so much!!
Thanks so much for stopping by the cottage today. I always look forward to your visits. Have a wonderful week and come back to see us real soon!
Peace and Joy
Miz Helen
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This looks delicious and I'm sure that your wonderful memories make it taste even better!
ReplyDelete3 Winks Design,
DeleteThanks so much for stopping by today. You are right the memories always made it better. You have a wonderful season and enjoy making your family memories!
Happy Cooking!
Miz Helen
This looks like a -perfect- dish for a pot luck or over to a friend's home who needs a meal.
ReplyDeleteHi Nessa,
DeleteI really appreciate you stopping by and you are right it would be a great recipe to prepare for a friend in need. You have a fantastic season and I hope to see you again soon!
Happy Cooking!
Miz Helen
this sounds wonderful, I just had lots of rotisserie chicken leftover I am trying this tonight! Thanks for posting this is new for me and cant wait!!
ReplyDeleteHi,
DeleteI sure hope you enjoy the recipe, it is one of my favorites, still to this day. Thanks so much for stopping by and have a great season!
Happy Cooking!
Miz Helen
That sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteHi Joanne,
DeleteYou will have to try this recipe sometime, it is yummy! Thanks so much for stopping by and you have a wonderful week!
Happy Cooking!
Miz Helen
Amazing looking and this will go on my to try list
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking to SSPS 385. See you again on Monday
Hope you enjoy the recipe, it is sure worth a try. Thanks so much for stopping by and you have a great week!
DeleteHappy Cooking!
Miz Helen
Oh my! One of my features for SSPS #386. Thank you Miz Helen.
ReplyDeleteHi Melynda,
DeleteThanks so much for the special feature at your party, I really appreciate it! Hope you have a great week and hope to see you again soon!
Happy Cooking!
Miz Helen
Wow, this looks delicious--I don't believe I have ever seen a recipe for this :)
ReplyDeleteHi Two Chicks and a Mom,
DeleteI sure hope you get an opportunity to try the recipe. Hope you are having a fantastic week and thanks so much for stopping by.
Happy Cooking!
Miz Helen