I am so happy to be sharing this recipe for BBQ Baby Back Riblets, along with my homemade BBQ rub and sauce. This is one of those recipes that always turns out tender, flavorful, and perfect for family dinners or casual get-togethers.
I actually almost didn’t get to share this recipe! One night while making these riblets, I paused to take photos, planning to capture the finished dish. But after stepping away to take an important phone call, I came back to find the guys already digging in. No final photos—but plenty of proof that they were too good to wait!
Pizza Burgers are the perfect combination of two family favorites—juicy burgers and cheesy pizza—all in one delicious bite.
Made with seasoned ground beef patties, melty mozzarella cheese, pepperoni, and warm pizza sauce, these burgers are served on a toasted garlic butter bun for the ultimate comfort food meal.
Baked Steak is the ultimate comfort food. Cubed steak, seasoned and fried to a light brown on each side. Steaks are arranged in a baking dish and smothered with gravy then baked slowly until tender and full of flavor.
My family always requests this at our family Christmas dinner, along with the other meats that we serve. It is a simple, hearty dish that has been loved for generations. Continue reading BAKED STEAK IN GRAVY→
These Stuffed Caprese Chicken Breasts are perfect for any week night dinner, or special enough to serve to guests.
STUFFED CAPRESE CHICKEN BREASTS have a creamy filling of 3 cheeses, bacon, baby spinach, and parsley that make this dish so juicy. It is baked and then topped with a balsamic tomato-basil topping. Continue reading STUFFED CAPRESE CHICKEN BREASTS→
Creamed Chicken and Biscuits is a family recipe that has to be on my blog. Tender chicken in a rich, flavorful broth served over mashed potatoes and a warm baked biscuit. A hearty, satisfying meal that is perfect for busy weeknights or cozy weekends at home.
My mother fixed this when I was growing up, and it was my favorite. This recipe has a few convenience ingredients in it that hers did not, such as rotisserie chicken, frozen biscuits and refrigerated, purchased mashed potatoes, but still has that home-style flavor.
This is one of those old fashioned comfort food meals that has worked great for me on many different occasions. I like to think of it as a “grandma” kind of dish.
A few weeks ago two of my grandchildren were coming to my house between school and sporting activities at different times. I made a pot of creamed chicken, prepared mashed potatoes, and baked some biscuits. I could serve them each a warm meal when they arrived. Later in the evening my husband and I enjoyed this for supper as well.
This creamed chicken is also a great make ahead meal. I’ve taken it along on RV trips to the lake and my husband has packed it for deer camp and race weekends.
A few years ago my husband was going through treatment for throat cancer and finding foods he was able to eat was very difficult. He was able to eat the creamed chicken with only a small amount of the chicken in it, diced very small. The broth was comforting to him and actually helped give him nourishment.
I hope you will add this to your recipe file of comfort foods and give it a try on a cold, winter day or when you want to have a fix ahead meal that can just be warmed up.
HOW TO MAKE CREAMED CHICKEN AND BISCUITS:
INGREDIENTS:
butter
all purpose flour
kosher salt
coarse black pepper
chicken broth
half & half or whole milk (do not use 2% or skim)
cream of chicken soup
3-5 drops of yellow food coloring
cooked chicken, cut in bite size pieces
mashed potatoes
6 biscuits, baked
Instructions
Melt butter in a large saucepan or Dutch oven over a low heat. Whisk in the flour, salt and pepper; blend until smooth.
Slowly whisk in the broth, half & half, and soup. Add the food coloring a few drops at a time to obtain a light yellow color. Cook over a medium heat, stirring frequently until mixture begins to thicken.
Stir in the chicken, reduce heat to low and simmer for 10 minutes or until desired consistency. Stir frequently while mixture is cooking. Remove from heat.
Mixture will continue to thicken as it cools. Add additional salt and pepper to taste if needed.
If mixture becomes too thick, may be thinned with additional chicken broth or milk. If mixture becomes too thin, may add additional can of soup.
A pot of delicious, warm, creamy chicken.
What to Serve with this Dish
Mashed Potatoes
Green Beans
Garden Salad
Cooked Carrots
Cooked Broccoli
Why You’ll Love Creamed Chicken and Biscuits
Quick and easy meal to make with only a few ingredients.
This meal can be made ahead of time. If you have a busy family where everyone is eating at a different time, this is perfect.
An old fashioned comfort food recipe but updated with convenience ingredients.
A great dinner to take to people when doing a meal train or sharing with others.
Recipe Tips and Variations for Creamed Chicken
The broth will thicken as it cools. If mixture becomes too thick, may be thinned with additional chicken broth or milk. If mixture becomes too thin, may add additional can of soup.
For added convenience you can use a deli rotisserie chicken, frozen biscuits and refrigerated, purchased mashed potatoes so this is truly one of the easiest meals ever.
You may add about a half a cup of frozen peas to the creamed chicken mixture if desired.
How to Store
Serve creamed chicken warm. Place the leftover amount in an airtight container and refrigerate for up to 3 days. Do Not Freeze.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use whole milk if I don’t have half-and-half?
YES. You can use whole milk or heavy cream. A 50/50 combination of whole milk and heavy cream can also be used. Using a 2% would probably make it too thin.
This recipe was reviewed on 4/23/26 and no changes made.
2cupshalf & half or whole milkdo not use 2% or skim
1can cream of chicken soup
3-5drops of yellow food coloring
4cupscooked chickencut in bite size pieces
3cupsmashed potatoes
6biscuitsbaked
Instructions
Melt butter in a large saucepan or dutch oven over a low heat. Whisk in the flour, salt and pepper; blend until smooth.
Slowly whisk in the broth, half & half, and soup. Add the food coloring a few drops at a time to obtain a light yellow color. Cook over a medium heat, stirring frequently until mixture begins to thicken.
Stir in the chicken, reduce heat to low and simmer for 10 minutes or until desired consistency. Stir frequently while mixture is cooking. Remove from heat.
Mixture will continue to thicken as it cools. Add additional salt and pepper to taste if needed.
Serve warm with biscuit, mashed potatoes and a green vegetable.
If mixture becomes too thick, may be thinned with additional chicken broth or milk.
If mixture becomes too thin, may add additional can of soup.
Notes
Calorie count provided is an estimate and will vary based on cooking methods and brands of ingredients used.Tips:
If you make this ahead of time, it will thicken as it cools. If mixture becomes too thick, may be thinned with additional chicken broth or milk. If mixture becomes too thin, may add additional can of soup.
For added convenience you can use a deli rotisserie chicken, frozen biscuits and refrigerated, purchased mashed potatoes so this is truly one of the easiest meals ever.
People also add about a half a cup of frozen peas to the creamed chicken mixture.
Serve creamed chicken warm. Place the leftover amount in an airtight container and refrigerate for up to 3 days. Do Not Freeze.
Chicken Broccoli Bacon Ranch Casserole with Shredded Tater Tot Cheddar Topping is a casserole with a creamy filling of soup, half and half, sour cream, chicken, bacon, broccoli, and ranch dressing. It is topped with shredded tater tots and cheddar cheese, then baked until bubbly.
Cheesy Chicken Asparagus Dinner..pan fried chicken breasts, fresh asparagus, simmered in a white wine sauce and smothered with melted Italian cheeses.
When you are looking for a one pan meal, this is it. Everything can be prepared in one skillet and served right from it. This Cheesy Chicken Asparagus Dinner can be served year round, but is especially good in the spring, using tender asparagus. Continue reading CHEESY CHICKEN ASPARAGUS DINNER→
Home-Style Chicken and Noodles are an old-fashioned comfort food that you must add to your recipe collection. This dish brings back memories of cozy family dinners. Made with frozen noodles, rotisserie chicken and a rich broth, this recipe taste like it was made from scratch.
If you are looking for a crowd-pleasing appetizer that never goes out of style, this Taco Dip with Meat is it.
I’ve been making this recipe since the 1970’s. Back in my early days of marriage and entertaining, I had a handful of go-to-appetizers, and this taco dip was always one of them. It is still just as popular today as it was back then.
This hearty , layered dip is packed with flavor–from seasoned ground beef, refried beans, lots of cheese, salsa, lettuce, tomatoes, and sour cream. It is perfect for game day, potlucks, or any casual gathering. Continue reading TACO DIP WITH MEAT→
Sharing some easy meals served on a board that are creative, colorful and so delicious. Loaded with fresh fruits, vegetables, and meats, these boards have become our new way of eating.
The summer heat has arrived here in WV, making it hard to think of serving big meals that require heating up the kitchen. Check out some of my easy meals served on a board and see how creative you can be. Continue reading EASY MEALS SERVED ON A BOARD→
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