Cracked Out Chicken Bubble Up Recipe – chicken, cheddar bacon, ranch, chicken soup, sour cream and biscuits baked casserole. SO addictive! I literally licked my plate!
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Pin This RecipeI was going through all my Bubble Up recipes and noticed that I didn’t have a “Cracked Out” Bubble Up. I couldn’t believe it! We “crack out” everything. How could I have missed a “Cracked Out” Bubble Up recipe? I had to remedy this oversight ASAP.
OMG! This was SOOOO good. I wanted to eat the whole pan myself. I reluctantly decided to share this with Chicken Legs and it was love at first bite! I mean, how could it not be good? Chicken, bacon, ranch and biscuits. I might have saved the best bubble up recipe for last! Put this on your dinner menu right now! You won’t regret it.
Cracked Out Chicken Bubble Up
Ingredients:
- 2 cups cooked chopped chicken
- 1 (10.5-oz) can Cream of Chicken Soup
- 8- oz sour cream
- 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 1½ Tbsp Ranch dressing mix
- ¼ cup cooked chopped bacon
- 1 (12-oz) can refrigerated Grands Jr biscuits (10-count biscuits)
Instructions:
- Preheat oven to 350º F. Lightly spray a 9×13-inch pan with cooking spray. Set aside.
- Combine chicken, soup, sour cream, cheese, Ranch mix, and bacon. Cut each biscuit into 4 pieces. Toss with chicken mixture.
- Pour chicken mixture into prepared pan. Bake for 25-30 minutes, until bubbly and biscuits are golden brown.
Notes:
This recipe uses a can of smaller refrigerated biscuits. Look for one 10-count (12-oz) can or use two 5-count (6-oz) cans. Steph
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I added sauteed mushrooms and onions, used less of the ranch mix, and like other users did…I placed the biscuits on top. It was delicious and reminded me (slightly) of a chicken pot pie.
I couldn’t find Grands Jr biscuits… how many of the Grands biscuits would you suggest using? Thanks!
Use 6 biscuits and cut them into 6 pieces each
I’ve done it the day before except my family prefers the Biscuits on top so I add them the day I bake it.
Has anyone tried to make this with fathead dough instead of biscuits?
I’ve only made the recipe as written. If you try it with homemade dough, let us know how it turns out.
Made this for dinner tonight and thought it was super easy and very tasty. As suggested in the comments, I used less ranch dressing powder and put the biscuits on top. Also brushed with melted butter and topped with extra cheddar cheese 5 minutes before done.
Has anyone tried in a crockpot?
I’m going to do the same! My son has 2 roommates and they love my cooking 😊
I made this last night with a few modifications and it was a hit! I subbed a can of Cream of Onion soup for the Cream of Chicken (because it’s what I had in the house – I always keep it on hand as it can be used in place of Cream of Chicken, Cream of Mushroom etc in virtually any recipe), reduced the amount of Ranch dressing powder from 1 1/2 Tbsp to 1 1/2 tsp, and put the quartered biscuits on top rather than mixed into the casserole. I brushed a little melted butter over the biscuits about 5 min before the end of baking to give them a nice shine. Having the biscuits on top allowed them to stay fluffy and nicely golden brown on top. Based on feedback from the other 4 adults who ate it, next time I’d leave out the Ranch dressing – maybe I’d use a little garlic powder instead. This recipe comes together in a flash so it would be easy to make on a busy weeknight. I served it with a tossed salad.
Good stuff!!!!All the things I'm a fan of in one dish!!
I made your recipe last night, it turned out great!The people that don't read your recipe correctly are the ones who don't get it right! Thanks,I will use it again!
This is a keeper! I added some pre-cooked frozen mixed veggies to this and it was still a great recipe. The first time I tried that I used frozen veggies so it took longer to bake (40-45 minutes), so now I pre-cook them for a few minutes.
Made this tonight and it was fantastic!! My kids loved it! SUCCESS!!!! My baking time was about 45 minutes. (I think I am in store for a new oven)
Thank you for the deliciousness!
I left out the bacon and used a can of flaky crescent rolls, just because that's what I had on hand. I agree with the others that it's a bit salty. Otherwise it's really good. My picky 6 year old cleaned his plate!
This is amazing. Seriously, one of the best glutinous recipes I've found on Pinterest. I would advise starting from a little under half a pack of ranch seasoning and tasting as you go. Depending on the brand, the full amount may be very salty
I have made this recipe 5-6 times since I've found it and taken it to parties or just as a quick weeknight dinner. Never had a complaint (and barely any leftovers). I really like the Dubliner cheese in it but I have used whatever was on hand several times.
This recipe was absolutely amazing. This is on my top 10 list of tasty recipes. It's definitely not something you can afford to have often, but it's a great treat when you want something insanely delicious and you're not watching your waist.
I would advise starting out with half a pack of ranch seasoning or maybe even less and tasting it as you mix. Depending on what brand you use, it can get very salty. I also added a little extra bacon.
This stuff is so good. Trust me, it's a keeper.
I made this a few times now, my husband and I love it! I make it with greek yogurt instead of sour cream to shave off some calories. I like it better without the bacon, but my husband disagrees lol! thank you!
We loved this but did not love the biscuits mixed in. Will just drop on top next time. Great recipe, even teen son liked it. 🙂
can you add vegetables to it?
If I was going to freeze the recipe, I'd freeze everything but the rolls. Then defrost and bake w/ the rolls fresh. Sounds really good!
I need this in my life!!
Think looks SO YUMMY!!!!!
omg trying this tonight yumm <3 <3 <3
Another excellent recipe- the whole family loved it, even my husband who says he despises chicken. Not sure how that is possible, but whatever! Ha!
Making this for my MIL tomorrow! Looks delicious!
this looks really good – I think I'll give it a try this week
Is there a way to cut this recipe in half or freeze half of it. A 9×13 pan makes a lot for a family of 2.
you could make it in 2 8×8-inch foil pans, bake them and then freeze the second one. I'm not sure how the biscuits would puff up if they have been frozen before being baked.
I have the same problem for my little family…so i make it in 2 8×8 pans & share one of the pans with someone…somebody that has been in the hospital, the little old lady that lives down the street, friends of mine who are single, or someone with a small family like mine…it's kinda fun for me & puts a smile on someones face.
that is such a nice idea to share the other half with someone in need. It's just me and a roomie and i would cook things like this much more with this in mind!