Potato chip casserole

Chicken potato chip casserole is also called hot chicken salad. It's a traditional Southern recipe that still makes it to most potlucks and church picnics. Best way to use up those pieces of potato chips at the bottom of the bag!

This casserole is traditionally a midwestern classic party food with cheesy potatoes and the crunch of salty potato chips all combined in one. It is truly a dish worth celebrating!

An easy family dinner recipe for busy weeknights! This delicious casserole is loaded with crunchy potato chips and gooey cheese, making for amazing comfort food your picky eaters will love.

Chicken, rice and broccoli covered in melted cheese and crisp potato chips!

Cheesy Potato Casserole is the ideal holiday side dish recipe for anyone that loves cheese and potatoes. Delicious casserole.

Creamy, cheese potato casserole made with frozen hash browns and finished with crushed potato chips. Can be prepped ahead. Freezes well. My family's favorite side dish.

If you are looking for easy and delicious (and affordable) family meal or chicken recipe ideas, this is one of our favorites. Tried and tested - and passed down for generations - this recipe is just like Grandma used to make! A casserole that is so simple, it fits every skill level and budget. We love this chicken casserole recipe for feeding large groups too because it's very easy to put together and the potato chip topping makes "Potato Chip Casserole" one of our family favorite meal…

Hot potato chip chicken salad casserole is a cozy way to warm up this lunch time classic. Creamy chicken salad gets topped with crunchy potato chips and baked for a comforting warm lunch or dinner any chilly day.

The use of potato chips in a casserole may seem unusual to some people, but the fact is, it’s a southern recipe that has been around for years. People love the crunch the potato chips add to their dishes, not to mention that almost addictive taste.

These funeral potatoes can be made with fresh or frozen potatoes and baked in the oven or in the Crock Pot! BONUS: They are easy to make-ahead of time.