If you are planning an end of school party this spring, add Cajun Chicken and Rice Casserole to your menu plan. Jambalaya is good on its own, but with Borden® Cheese… Exceptional! This is a new summertime party dish we will make for years to come. The culmination of the chicken, spicy sausage, aromatic rice, and sharp cheddar gives the Cajun Chicken and Rice Casserole a note of rustic decadence. However, it’s sharp cheddar cheese shreds that really pull this whole dish together.

Creamy Borden® Cheese transforms this classic cajun dish into a memorable summertime feast, creating special moments for your family!īorden® Cheese offers a wide array of cheeses to satisfy any craving, including: Mozzarella, Mexican Style, Swiss, Colby, Jack, and a variety of Cheddars. Yet best of all, adding Borden® Shredded Sharp Cheddar Cheese makes the entire dish more dazzling than ever. The addition of andouille sausage and cajun seasoning give it depth and a bit of spice. It’s takes much less hands-on cooking time, because it is baked in the oven. This jambalaya variation is a favorite in our house. Serve chicken and rice separately or together. Mix in cheese, leave in crock-pot until melted. Add instant rice, making sure all grains are moist. Plus, our Cajun Chicken and Rice Casserole is easy to make and large enough to feed a crowd! In crock-pot, combine first three ingredients, add salt to taste, cover, and cook on high until chicken breasts are tender, about 2 hours. It’s comforting, zesty, packed with protein, and each bite is kissed by hot molten Borden® Shredded Sharp Cheddar Cheese. Today’s cheesy Cajun Chicken and Rice Casserole is a marvelous meal to serve at graduation parties and at the end of the school year celebrations. Thankfully I have a few more years to keep my babies at home, and I plan to make the very most of it! And knowing that they are just a couple months away from leaving the house (possibly for good) has to be hard. It’s bitter-sweet to watch our friends help their babies get ready for college. We are ready for a break, and definitely ready to celebrate the end of the school year!Īlthough my kids aren’t graduating high school yet, there are graduation parties happening all around us. Both of my kids are in middle school, so with advanced homework, sports, and extra curricular activities we have all been extremely busy the last nine months. The end of the school year and graduation are just around the corner. Cheesy Cajun Chicken and Rice Casserole, an easy jambalaya variation with tons of flavor!

Cheesy rice and chicken