Cazuela fácil de pollo y verduras

5 min prep time
30 min cook time
8porciones
Recipe by Jackie Newgent, RDN, CDN Origen The Clean & Simple Diabetes Cookbook Photo by Adobe Stock
Easy Chicken and Vegetable Casserole

Cómo hacer Cazuela fácil de pollo y verduras

Esta receta es increíblemente sencilla: ¡solo hay que poner todo en una cazuela y hornear! También es flexible: puedes sustituirlo por casi cualquier proteína, grano, verdura y queso. ¡Sé creativo! Puedes usar verduras frescas, congeladas o restos de verduras cocidas. En el caso de las verduras frescas o congeladas, descongélalas/cuécelas en el microondas antes de añadirlas a la cazuela. *Asegúrate de utilizar una sopa cremosa lista para comer, no condensada. Si todo lo que tienes es condensado, dilúyelo con leche, caldo o agua antes de añadirlo a la cazuela.

5 min prep time
30 min cook time
8porciones
1 cup
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Instrucciones paso a paso:

  1. Precalienta el horno a 375°F (191°C).
  2. En una fuente para hornear de 2 cuartos, coloca en capas uniformes el arroz y luego el pollo. Espolvoréalo con la sal. Cúbrelo con las verduras. Lenta y uniformemente vierte la sopa encima. Espolvoréalas con el queso. *Asegúrate de utilizar una sopa cremosa lista para comer, no condensada. Si todo lo que tienes es condensado, dilúyelo con leche, caldo o agua antes de añadirlo a la cazuela
  3. Hornéalo sin tapar hasta que esté humeante, aproximadamente 30 minutos, y sírvelo.
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Información Nutricional

8 Porciones

  • Tamaño de la porción
    1 cup
  • Cantidad por porcion Calorías 260
  • Grasa Total 7g
    • Grasa Saturada 2.7g
  • Cholesterol 60mg
  • Sodium 300mg
  • Carbohidratos Totales 23g
    • Dietary Fiber 5g
    • Total Sugars 2g
  • Proteína 27g
  • Potasio 450mg
  • Phosphorous 340mg
Ingredientes
arroz integral (cooked)
2 1/2 cup
pollo cocinado (chopped)
1 lb (about 3 cups)
sal
1/4 tsp
nonstarchy vegetables like broccoli, asparagus, zucchini, etc. (fresh, frozen, or precooked)
1 lb (about 3 1/2 cups)
creamy mushroom or broccoli soup (*not condensed—see note)
2 1/2 cup
queso cheddar (or use jack or Gruyére cheese)
3/4 cup

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I used quinoa that I had already cooked. I had a rotisserie chicken left over and I can't just eat those dried little breasts. I added those about like the recipe, but probably less chicken. I did NOT precook the veggies - missed that part - but I roast broccoli and asparagus in the oven lot. Piled those on top and added the soup. I only had condensed. I cut it with some bullion mixed in water. Finally, I grated a little parm on top. I left it in the oven a little longer because of the raw veggies. I loved it. My dad who has become a "meat n taters'' guy in his dotage, even liked it.

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I made this last night and it came out very good. My family enjoyed it.

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The prep time listed on this recipe needs to be updated to include the time it takes to cook brown rice, chicken and steam broccoli.

When I made this the first time, I couldn't find a non-condensed mushroom or broccoli soup so I had to thin the condensed mushroom soup out with a can full of milk but the results were still very tasty.

I made this again today but this time I used a Campbell's condensed cream of chicken and mushroom soup and milk and increased the shredded Cheddar cheese to a full cup. I like a Cheesy casserole!


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I used to make a similar casserole before diabetes but it had a lot of white rice in it. This is a good alternative because it has brown rice and at a smaller amount. Make sure you precook the broccoli! I only thawed the broccoli since the instructions weren’t very clear but it didn’t cook much in the oven. (Another reviewer said that the rice didn’t cook, but you’re supposed to use cooked rice.) Also I thought it was a bit bland so will add some herbs and other seasoning next time.