A Chicken Casserole has always been a classic way to cook chicken pieces in a covered dish in the oven with vegetables, herbs and a delicious gravy or sauce, and yet so many people are nervous about making one. This recipe will convince you how easy it is to achieve a delicious and nutritious Chicken Casserole in your own kitchen but with a French influence. I couldn't in all conscience as an Aussie, call this a French Cassoulet, as there is no sausage, mutton or pork in it, but there are beans, chicken and lots of flavour, and it is much easier to cook. Casseroles are also a great way to stretch the budget.
Happy Retiree's Kitchen
PASSIONATE ABOUT DELICIOUS HOME COOKING AND SIMPLE LIVING IN THE QUEENSLAND TROPICS
Tuesday, September 16, 2025
Saturday, September 13, 2025
My forever Chilli Con Carne recipe
Thursday, September 4, 2025
In My Spring Kitchen, September 2025
Spring can be an inspiring and energising time of the year. The days get longer again, the flowers are blooming, the birds are singing and nesting, and there's a whole new level of inspiration brimming in the kitchen. Do you feel it? So let's Spring to it, it's In My Kitchen time.
Thursday, August 28, 2025
Classic Carrot and Pineapple Cake, perfect for a Springtime celebration or just anytime
Friday, August 22, 2025
Air Fryer Pork Belly with Chinese Five Spice
Are you ready for my latest Air Fryer recipe? Crackling good Pork Belly flavoured with Chinese Five Spice is absolutely delicious cooked in the Air Fryer. We couldn't get enough of this incredibly tasty pork with the perfect crackle, and I love the unique flavours of the Chinese five spice.
Thursday, August 21, 2025
The Lemon Bar Slice
Saturday, August 16, 2025
Blueberry and Polenta Muffins
Treat yourself to some delicious and easy to bake Blueberry and Polenta muffins this weekend. You will be so pleased you did. Blueberries are the perfect fruit to add to a muffin batter because of their colour, flavour and size, and even though blueberries aren't grown around here in North Queensland, except for a few native bushes that people might grow, I used frozen ones, and they worked perfectly.