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    Home » Recipes » Amish Main Dishes

    Amish Sunday Church Chicken Casserole

    Published: Jan 21, 2021 · Updated: Aug 30, 2022 by Kevin Williams | Leave a Comment

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    This popular Amish Sunday church chicken casserole recipe was sent to me by an Amish woman in Ohio who said that this is a favorite dish for the after church meal. I can see why, because it is hearty, easy, and feeds a bunch of people. Perfect for the church crowd!

    After Church Amish Sunday Casserole
    Amish Sunday Church Casserole
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    • 🍲Casserole Ingredients
    • 📋 Instructions for Sunday Casseroles
    • ⛪ More Sunday After Church Recipes
    • 🖨️ Full Recipe

    The meals served after Amish church services are expansive affairs with scratch made casseroles, vegetable dishes, breads, Sunday roasts of various meats, and desserts all the rich reward for sitting through three hours of sermon and scripture.

    The meals are often held in an outbuilding or sometimes in the the family's actual home if they have the space.  The meals are usually served buffet style with a couple of lines and shifts of people eating and coming and going.   The "drivers", non-Amish people who transport those visiting from far away, often are invited to the meal.

    The noon meal, somewhat like a Sunday brunch (of which Amish Sunday church chicken casserole is often served) is even held during the once or twice a year special Amish Communion services that last all day.  An Amish woman described it to me like this:

    The garage is where the meal tables will be set Sunday for communion services. Communion services will be there, which usually last from 9 a.m. to 3:30 or 4 p.m. From 11:30 a.m. through 1 p.m., lunch is served two tables at a time during services. There are 14 men and boys at one table and 14 women and girls at another. By 1 p.m., everyone is done eating lunch and returns to services. Plans are to serve chicken noodle soup and egg salad along with the regular church menu.

    The regular church menu is coffee, tea, homemade wheat and white bread, red beets, pickles, peanut butter spread, butter, jam and three different kinds of cookies. Last time, we served chicken and noodle soup also. We made one 16-quart kettle and one 12-quart kettle full. Along with that, they served bologna, cheese spread and the regular church menu also. The  young girls in church help us, which makes a lot less on us. Needless to say, we were ready to go sit down again after everyone had been fed

    Casseroles win in Amish households, they are always easy to prep and almost always fit the bill for comfort food. The layers of goodness are rarely low-carb but you can't beat the flavor of pasta bakes. So, here is this delicious Amish Sunday church chicken casserole recipe!

    Amish Sunday Church Casserole with Corn on the Cob
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    🍲Casserole Ingredients

    • 8 oz. noodles cooked
    • 2 cups cooked chicken cubed
    • 2 cups chicken broth, you can use canned
    • 1 cups milk
    • 1 can mushrooms
    • 2 tsp. salt
    • ½ tsp. pepper
    • ½ cup margarine
    • ⅓ cup flour
    • ⅓ cup grated Parmesan cheese

    📋 Instructions for Sunday Casseroles

    • Melt margarine, then add flour and stir until smooth.
    • Gradually add milk and broth, then seasonings and mushrooms.
    • Combine chicken, cooked noodles, and prepared sauce.
    • Put in ungreased 9 inch x 13 inch x 2 inch casserole dish and top with Parmesan cheese.
    • Bake in a 350 degree F oven for about 45 minutes.

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    The Amish Cook's Church Soup

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    This one is a little more like a taco casserole, with ground beef, veggies and cheddar cheese it's hard to miss. I prefer to eat this one with tortilla chips.

    After Church Pizza Casserole

    Amish Church Red Beets

    Easy Church 5 in 1 Casserole

    A favorite casserole of mine, easy macaroni with tomato sauce, peas, onions and cheese! Cream cheese adds an extra creamy texture and you can add any veggies to this like broccoli, carrots or cauliflower. My heart even says take some creative license and add a little bacon.

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    🖨️ Full Recipe

    Amish Sunday Church Casserole with Corn on the Cob

    Amish Sunday Church Casserole

    Make life easy on a Sunday with this cheesy Amish Church casserole pasta bake!
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    Cook Time 45 mins
    Total Time 45 mins
    Course Main Course
    Cuisine American, Amish

    Ingredients
      

    • 8 oz. noodles cooked
    • 2 cups cooked chicken cubed
    • 2 cups chicken broth can use canned
    • 1 cups milk
    • 1 can mushrooms
    • 2 tsp. salt
    • ½ tsp. pepper
    • ½ cup margarine
    • ⅓ cup flour
    • ⅓ cup grated Parmesan cheese

    Instructions
     

    • Melt margarine, then add flour and stir until smooth.
    • Gradually add milk and broth, then seasonings and mushrooms.
    • Combine chicken, cooked noodles, and prepared sauce.
    • Put in ungreased 9 inch x 13 inch x 2 inch baking pan and top with Parmesan cheese.
    • Bake in a 350 degree F oven for about 45 minutes.
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