From: Shawnee TX
On Sep 17, 2004
Wonderful! I've made this a couple of times and everyone has loved it. I assemble it ahead of time, and then bake it about 40-45 minutes. I've also chopped up and added a small tomato (wanted some color in it), and that was really good.
From: ChefDarlingNikki
On Apr 16, 2005
So So So Yummy! I did not put the mushrooms in it since my gf doesn't like them. I also made it the night before and just cooked it about 15 minutes longer. I can't wait to eat the leftovers!!! Oh, I also did not shred the chicken (I left it in strips) and used a large can of artichokes. Also, I used light sour cream and mayo. YUM! Thanks PMP for a wonderful recipe.
From: M. Joan
On Mar 7, 2007
DELICIOUS! Your recipe is wonderful. I used White Merlot for the wine and the combination of flavors is perfect. I would not change a thing. Love chicken and artichokes together. I used left over chicken breast from a large roasting chicken so casserole was a little too moist...it didn't matter, it was fantastic. Thanks for a great recipe, PMP! M. Joan
From: Jennifer1973
On Jul 25, 2002
This was a very easy recipe to follow. We really enjoyed the dish. The white wine added a wonderful flavor. I cooked the chicken in a crock pot all day while at work. Then, shredded the chicken when I got home. Very easy!
From: Dana-MMH
On Oct 14, 2002
I love artichokes and mushrooms what a good combination this was. Next time I wont use as much parmesan cheese it was a little strong tasting for my daughter. I cut up my chicken in cube size pieces. Thanks!
From: zemom
On Jan 17, 2008
My entire family really enjoyed this! No one but my husband will even touch a casserole but this wasn't anything like the stuff you see at the church potluck. I made it exactly as listed using fresh parmesan and a German white wine. Easy to make. Great texture and flavor. We will definitely make this again!
From: NurseJaney
On Jan 25, 2008
DH IMMEDIATELY said "5 stars" !! I used just 2 LARGE breasts, and generally 1/2 of other ingredients — did use the entire can of quartered artichoke hearts, minced garlic, canned mushrooms, and a large shallot to sub for green onions --lightly sauteed. Feelin a slight crunch on the first bite (shallots) DH asked if water chestnuts were included. (Not this time, but a good idea for next!) Also think a squeeze of lemon. always perks a casserole up. Still have enough left over to make a side for another meal. Thanks, PMP, for a new chicken prep ! Will have to think of photo construction.
From: Coconut_Oil_is_HEALTHY!
On Jun 22, 2008
The whole family agrees to give this 5 stars! Loved everything about it! Used a little larger jar of artichokes, which was fine. The combination of ingredients really makes this delicious! I will be making this for company next time I entertain.
From: *Kathy*
On Nov 22, 2009
We enjoyed this recipe. I doubled the artichokes and mushrooms because I had extra and wanted to use them up. I also used light sour cream. I like the suggestion made another reviewer to add sun-dried tomatoes — I think that would compliment the other ingredients nicely and will try that next time. I used Poached Chicken to pre-cook (poach) the chicken; and the chicken was moist and juicy.
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