Keto chicken club casserole

Keto chicken club casserole

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Love a classic club sandwich? Then you'll love this combo of chicken, cheese, and mayo, served up in a quick and creamy keto casserole. So darn tasty, you won't even miss the bread.
September 18 2017 recipe by , photo by , nutritional review by in Recipes, Dinner, Meal

Keto chicken club casserole

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99 Ratings
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Love a classic club sandwich? Then you'll love this combo of chicken, cheese, and mayo, served up in a quick and creamy keto casserole. So darn tasty, you won't even miss the bread.
USMetric
4 servingservings

Ingredients

  • 2 lbs 900 g rotisserie chicken
  • 2 (8 oz.) 2 (230 g) tomatotomatoes
  • 5 oz. 140 g cooked bacon
  • 1 1 dill pickledill pickles
  • ยฝ cup 120 ml mayonnaise
  • 1ยฝ cups (6 oz.) 350 ml (170 g) shredded cheddar cheese
  • salt and pepper
Serving
  • 6 oz. (3 cups) 170 g (700 ml) leafy greens
  • 4 tbsp 4 tbsp olive oil
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Instructions

Instructions are for 4 servings. Please modify as needed.

  1. Preheat the oven to 400ยฐF (200ยฐC).
  2. Shred the rotisserie chicken into bite-sized pieces and place in a medium-sized bowl.
  3. Dice (cooked) bacon and chop up the tomatoes and pickles. Mix all three together with the chicken. Add mayonnaise and โ…” of the cheese and stir. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
  4. Pour the mixture into a greased baking dish. Sprinkle the remaining cheese on top and bake for about 20 minutes or until golden brown.
  5. Serve with leafy greens and olive oil.

Tip

It's also easy to cook the chicken from scratch. Here's a simple recipe.

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43 comments

  1. 1
    Carole
    September 18 2017
    This was good, but not quite 5 stars for me. I made it pretty much exactly per the recipe, but I think it needs something more to jazz it up a bit. Maybe some onion, more spices. Actually, it might be very good with a lot of curry powder in it...I think I'll try that next time. I didn't have a rotisserie chicken, so I cooked about a pound of boneless chicken thighs via the sous vide method, then cut it up. All this said, everyone liked the recipe so I've put it on my favorite list and will tweak it a bit more next time. Definitely worth re-making.
    Reply: #45
  2. 2
    Alan Bullard
    November 7 2017
    I loved this recipe just as it is. The only thing I messed up on is the temperature of the oven. Somehow, in setting the timer I turned off the oven. I guess it held enough heat to warm it and melt the cheese. I actually think it was better because the tomatoes stayed together and you could taste everything in the recipe. The mayonnaise just fit the bill, because of its tangy flavor. It was excellent. I've lost 45 pounds and I am trying new recipes. This goes with the hamburger/cheese casserole for do again next week
  3. 3
    Riley
    February 20 2018
    This was amazing! Hubby and I loved loved it!
  4. 4
    Michelle
    March 6 2018
    Very tasty. Even better as leftovers.
  5. 5
    Lynne
    June 11 2018
    I was wondering - is it 5 oz of bacon, cooked? -or 5 oz cooked bacon ?
  6. 6
    Stephanie
    July 8 2018
    This was yummy and so easy. I think it would be a good base to add other flavours too. think pepperoni or peppers. mmm
  7. 7
    Claire C.
    August 11 2018
    This was delicious, simple to make and great to have on hand. Would recommend.
  8. 8
    Amy
    September 17 2018
    My husband and I love this recipe, super easy and ingredients that are typically on hand!
  9. 9
    Susie
    December 28 2018
    Is it me or is 75 ml the same as 75g?
  10. 10
    Kristin Peterson
    January 9 2019
    loved this - so good!
  11. 11
    Sharon
    January 12 2019
    This is good as-is, but let me tell you a story. Started making it. Realized I had no pickles. Didn't want to run to the store, so raided the fridge for ideas. Voila - poblano peppers. I roasted a couple over my gas stove burners (can be roasted in the oven), chopped 'em up and mixed 'em in and into the oven it all went. Guys, this is where the magic happened. The smoky flavor of the roasted peppers permeated the whole casserole but very subtly, not overpowering. It paired with the smoky applewood flavor of the bacon and WOW! It was so good, my grown son nearly cried (truth). It was like a profound religious experience. Okay, maybe I exaggerate there, but my sweet lord, was this good! Try it if you like poblanos; you will not be sorry. This just went into our regular meal rotation.
    Reply: #37
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    Zaheera khan
    January 17 2019
    Hi what do I substitute bacon for. I am Muslim . I eat only halal meat
    Reply: #13
  13. 13
    Reply to comment #12 by Zaheera khan
    Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
    January 18 2019

    Hi what do I substitute bacon for. I am Muslim . I eat only halal meat

    You can omit the bacon or use turkey bacon.

  14. 14
    Donna
    January 22 2019
    I jazzed mine up a bit and left out the bacon. I used canned tomatoes (only like 2 carbs worth). Used a leftover cornish game hen and halfed the recipe. Used various cheeses (we like cheese lol). I spiced it up a bit with some ranch (still used a bit of mayo) and some everything but the bagel seasoning.
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  16. 17
    Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
    February 4 2019
    Generally speaking, a serving of chicken would be 4-6 ounces, before cooking.
  17. 18
    Billie
    February 22 2019
    I am glad you all liked it, I made this recipe exactly according to the directions and did not like it at all. My husband did not even eat it. My own dogs were hesitant to even eat it. The other things that we have been trying have all been very good but this one. YUCKY!
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    Wendy
    March 12 2019
    Loved this threw some red pesto in aswell ! It was lovely ๐Ÿ˜Š
  19. 20
    Trisha
    April 16 2019
    What size baking dish for 4 servings? I'm guessing 8x8???
    Reply: #21
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    Reply to comment #20 by Trisha
    Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
    April 18 2019

    What size baking dish for 4 servings? I'm guessing 8x8???

    8x8 should work well.

  21. 22
    Elaine Russo
    April 28 2019
    About how big is your chicken? I got 2 chickens and they were totally different sizes. I felt I needed to add more mayo for moisture....if I had more cheese I would have added a bit more too

    In case I decide to cook my own, I want to have a gauge how much to get

    Thanks!

    Reply: #23
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    Reply to comment #22 by Elaine Russo
    Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
    April 29 2019

    About how big is your chicken? I got 2 chickens and they were totally different sizes. I felt I needed to add more mayo for moisture....if I had more cheese I would have added a bit more too
    In case I decide to cook my own, I want to have a gauge how much to get
    Thanks!

    If you decide to cook your own, you can use 4 chicken breasts, and then you don't have to worry about de-boning or cleaning the whole chicken.

  23. 24
    Danielle
    May 7 2019
    I loved this recipe and will definitely be making it again! I used chicken breasts instead.
  24. 25
    Stephanie
    May 24 2019
    Is the mayo really necessary? Will omitting it ruin it?
    Reply: #26
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    Reply to comment #25 by Stephanie
    Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
    May 26 2019

    Is the mayo really necessary? Will omitting it ruin it?

    It would be very dry and lower fat without the mayo.

  26. 27
    Neil
    June 5 2019
    Also made this. After reading some comments saying it needed a little jazzing up I didn't follow the recipe exactly but made a keto BBQ sauce to add to the recipe.
  27. 28
    Sherry Posey
    September 12 2019
    The recipe calls for 2 tomatoes. Is that large, small, medium? I love your site and recipes but I hate that some ingredient amounts are very vague when they can have an impact on the carb count.
    Reply: #29
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    Reply to comment #28 by Sherry Posey
    Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
    September 13 2019

    The recipe calls for 2 tomatoes. Is that large, small, medium? I love your site and recipes but I hate that some ingredient amounts are very vague when they can have an impact on the carb count.

    Thank you for your feedback Sherry! Medium tomatoes are what we used to figure our nutrition information.

  29. 30
    Richard Wagner
    October 7 2019
    Hi there. Just wondering if the serving suggestions (as here with the greens and olive oil) are included in the carb count given? And would this be so for all recipes with serving suggestions? Thanks in advance!
  30. 31
    Siv
    February 2 2020
    This was a success in our household. I used diced chicken thighs, as I didn't have a rotisserie chicken. Worked well.
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  32. 36
    Crystal Pullen Team Diet Doctor
    April 23 2020

    *canโ€™t eat eggs...

    I can eat eggs, so no mayo for me. Would sour cream work in this?

    The recipe has not been tested with sour cream. If you try it, fold in the sour cream gently so as to maintain its texture.

  33. 37
    Reply to comment #11 by Sharon
    Anne
    September 17 2020
    Love this review! :-) Thanks, Sharon!
  34. 38
    Karen
    November 2 2020
    Itโ€™s yummy! I would leave the pickles out next time but apart from that - itโ€™s a must do again sometime for me ๐Ÿ™‚. Thank you!
    Reply: #39
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    Reply to comment #38 by Karen
    Crystal Pullen Team Diet Doctor
    November 2 2020

    Itโ€™s yummy! I would leave the pickles out next time but apart from that - itโ€™s a must do again sometime for me ๐Ÿ™‚. Thank you!

    Thanks for sharing your feedback, Karen!

  36. 40
    rmbrossia2
    November 5 2020
    My husband will tolerate tomatoes providing they are blended. I'm sure the flavors would still be there, but by doing so, I am afraid I will have a soupy mess. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance. We are really enjoying the recipes!
    Reply: #41
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    Reply to comment #40 by rmbrossia2
    Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
    November 6 2020

    My husband will tolerate tomatoes providing they are blended. I'm sure the flavors would still be there, but by doing so, I am afraid I will have a soupy mess. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance. We are really enjoying the recipes!

    If you don't want to try that, you could mix everything except the tomatoes. After putting the mix into the casserole dish, you could add some tomatoes to just half the dish so your husband wouldn't have to eat them.

    Reply: #42
  38. 42
    Reply to comment #41 by Kristin Parker
    rmbrossia2
    November 12 2020
    That's a great idea! Thanks for the suggestion Kristin!
  39. 43
    Carole
    January 5 2021
    I made this recipe again after first trying it 3 years ago. This time it was a huge hit due to the slight changes I made. Instead of the pickles, I used a small 4 oz can of small green chilies (mild). Chopped them up, then also added a few slices of chopped onion. I used chicken thighs cooked sous vide, and I think this gave more flavor as well. I used a thick and flavorful cherrywood type bacon, and added more salt and pepper. I used only one roma tomato chopped up...less juice to contend with later. Mixed and baked everything as per the recipe. These small changes made this a fantastic dish, and this time it got a definite 5 star rating from the family.
    Reply: #44
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    Reply to comment #43 by Carole
    Crystal Pullen Team Diet Doctor
    January 5 2021

    I made this recipe again after first trying it 3 years ago. This time it was a huge hit due to the slight changes I made. Instead of the pickles, I used a small 4 oz can of small green chilies (mild). Chopped them up, then also added a few slices of chopped onion. I used chicken thighs cooked sous vide, and I think this gave more flavor as well. I used a thick and flavorful cherrywood type bacon, and added more salt and pepper. I used only one roma tomato chopped up...less juice to contend with later. Mixed and baked everything as per the recipe. These small changes made this a fantastic dish, and this time it got a definite 5 star rating from the family.

    I love that you were able to adjust this to your own taste and that of your family.

  41. 45
    Reply to comment #1 by Carole
    Kecia
    May 3 2021
    I added jalapeno and onions to the recipe! It was delicious!
  42. 46
    Maja Lee
    June 13 2022
    I'm making this tonight, is it really over 1200 calories per serve?
    Reply: #47
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    Reply to comment #46 by Maja Lee
    Kerry Merritt Team Diet Doctor
    June 13 2022

    I'm making this tonight, is it really over 1200 calories per serve?

    Yes, it's 1241 calories per serving.

  44. 48
    sfe821
    July 3 2022
    Is the rotisserie chicken with or w/o skin (i am buying a whole cooked chicken at grocery store)
    Reply: #49
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    Reply to comment #48 by sfe821
    Kerry Merritt Team Diet Doctor
    July 4 2022

    Is the rotisserie chicken with or w/o skin (i am buying a whole cooked chicken at grocery store)

    You can use whichever you prefer!

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