5 Ingredient Baked Chicken Reuben Casserole Recipe: St. Patrick’s Day Recipes & Menu
Want an easy chicken casserole recipe? Check out this delicious 5 Ingredient Baked Chicken Reuben Casserole Recipe that’s perfect for any occasion, especially St. Patrick’s Day. With only 5 simple ingredients, it’s easy to make in minutes and very tasty! This recipe is high in protein and a good lower-carb version of a classic Reuben sandwich.

All my friends are contributing to the menu today, and I look forward to sharing their recipes with you. Thank you for joining me for this delicious, easy Reuben Recipe.

St. Patrick’s Day Dinner
On Thursday, we all shared our St. Patrick’s Day Theme Tablescapes, and they are all so much fun! If you missed seeing the tables, be sure to check out these St. Patrick’s Day Tables.

Ingredients for Baked Chicken Reuben
This is one of the easiest “it’s so easy even I’ll make it” recipes ever. With just 5 simple ingredients, you have a delicious meal.
Use thin chicken breasts or chicken breast tenders for this dish. In addition, you want to be sure the sauerkraut is drained and very dry because you don’t want too much liquid. I use a paper towel to squeeze out any excess moisture.

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Layer Ingredients
First, layer all the ingredients in an oblong baking dish to create this easy Baked Chicken Reuben.
Begin with a single layer of thin chicken breasts or breast tenders. If your chicken breasts are very thick, you can easily slice them in half.
Then cover the chicken with the sauerkraut and divide the cheese slices so that they cover the entire top of the sauerkraut.

Finally, spread the 1000 island salad dressing evenly over the cheese for the last layer.

Garnish if desired
Once the Reuben is cooked, you can garnish it with fresh parsley if desired.
If you’d like to try another of my “it’s so easy even I’ll make recipes”, you need to check out this Easy Enchilada recipe.

Baked Chicken Reuben
Easy Baked Chicken Reuben
Ingredients
- 8 Small Boneless Chicken Breast
- 16 oz. Sauerkraut
- 6 slices Natural Swiss Cheese
- 6 to 8 oz. 1000 Island Salad Dressing
- 1 tbsp Chopped Parsley
Instructions
- Preheat Oven 375 degrees
- Add One Layer of Chicken Breast to greased baking dish
- Rinse & drain sauerkraut, squeezing all excess moisture from the kraut.
- Sprinkle Sauerkraut over top of Chicken Breast.
- Cover with Cheese slices
- Pour Thousand Island dressing over the top
- Bake 45 minutes
Notes
Next up, you don’t want to miss Anne and Ann Marie’s Delicious Dessert Recipe. It looks so yummy. Just wait until you see it.
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This looks delicous Rachel! I can’t wait to try it!
Michele,
Thanks so much sweetie.
This look SO Good Rachel! I want to make this! I love a good easy recipe. xo
Stacy,
It really is so easy and good.
This looks mouthwatering, Rachel! Pinned so I can make it later๐
Jen, I really appreciate that.
This recipe sounds delicious! Love throwing these virtual parties together each month…so fun!!
Thanks so much.
This looks delicious! What sides would you serve if this is the main dish?
Linnie,
I love the potato recipe that my friend shared on the blog post and a salad would also be nice.
As you know I’m mostly a disaster in the kitchen but I feel like I might be able to pull this recipe off, Rachel, it looks delicious! Thanks for the easy to follow directions and the festive menu. It helps so much! Will share on Thursday too. Big hugs, CoCo
CoCo,
Yes, it’s so easy. I hope you enjoy it.
Just tucked the recipe away in Pinterest…sounds delicious! You really did get some nasty, cold weather. Wish I could send you some sunshine…we have plenty. I live in Arizona, and the temps have been in the upper 70’s and low 80’s…sorry!
Carol,
I wish you could send some warm weather this way. It’s the coldest I remember in some time. Glad you liked the recipe and Thank you for for stopping by. Enjoy your warm days.