Loaded Baked Potato and Chicken Casserole

We can all use a little dinner recipe inspiration now and again, and this Loaded Baked Potato and Chicken Casserole recipe is just the thing. This casserole recipe is the ultimate in comfort food and a great way to keep warm on those cold, blustery days.

It's always nice to have a dinner recipe that doesn't require any fancy ingredients, something that is easy to do, and a recipe that the whole family will love. This Loaded Baked Potato and Chicken Casserole is right up that alley, with easy to do instructions and you can tell it's going to be good, just by looking at the photos. You probably have most of the ingredients for this casserole recipe in your pantry and refrigerator. You will need some russet potatoes that are scrubbed and diced; some diced boneless chicken breasts, some shredded cheddar cheese (because everything tastes better with some cheese), some cooked crisp and crumbled bacon, heavy cream, some unsalted butter and some seasoning.

When you know you have all the ingredients that you need for this potato casserole recipe, and you've prepared them, you can go ahead and preheat your oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Next you can grease a nine inch by nine-inch baking pan or casserole dish, or spray with some nonstick cooking spray. To start this casserole recipe, you will want to spread out approximately half of the diced potatoes in the bottom of the pan or casserole dish, whichever you are using. Then place the diced up boneless chicken breasts over top the diced potatoes evenly. Then you can season the chicken some salt and pepper to taste. Now for the part that everyone loves the sprinkling of the bacon, the shredded cheese and about half of the green onions. From here you can spread the rest of the diced up potatoes over top, and the rest of the bacon, cheese and onions. You can pour the heavy cream on top of the casserole recipe, and pat with some butter for extra flavor. Now cover the casserole recipe with some aluminum foil and bake the casserole for approximately one hour. Then after an hour of baking, uncover the casserole and bake for approximately another 30 minutes. For the last bit of baking, sprinkle the remaining shredded cheese over the top and bake some more until it melts to a nice golden brown. Enjoy!

There are a lot of people out there these days that have sensitive stomachs, usually triggered by something that they eat. It seems everyone is trying to watch what they eat so that they feel better, especially people with IBS (Irritable bowel syndrome) or FM (fructose malabsorption). This site is a good place to look for food and recipes for people with sensitive stomachs. It will give you some good recipe ideas if you are trying to avoid certain foods. An example of recipes you can find on the site includes a Turkey Stuffing recipe, pumpkin enchiladas (gluten free and vegetarian), Kefir Ranch salad dressing recipe, Grilled Moroccan Chicken And Brown Rice Recipe, Classic Potato Salad recipe and more.

When you have a condition that makes eating a painful or uncomfortable experience, you have to learn what does and doesn't work in your daily diet. Everyone wants to feel good, and in time you can determine what works for you. It is also important to remember that everyone is different, so it is a personal journey that takes time and patience to figure out.