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4. Make the creamy mixture

In a separate bowl, combine:

• The condensed cream of chicken soup
• Optional milk or water (to thin slightly for smoother pouring)
• A pinch of black pepper

Stir until smooth and pourable. The mixture should be thick but not paste-like.

5. Assemble the casserole

Begin layering in the prepared baking dish:

1. A layer of sliced potatoes
2. A sprinkle of onion slices
3. A ladle of soup mixture

Repeat the layers until all ingredients are used, finishing with a final layer of the creamy soup mixture on top. Gently press down with a spoon so the liquid begins to settle between the potatoes.

6. Cover and bake

Cover the dish tightly with aluminum foil and bake for 45 minutes. This allows the potatoes to steam and soften inside the creamy sauce.

7. Uncover and finish baking

Remove the foil and continue baking for another 25–35 minutes, or until:

• The top is lightly golden
• The sauce is bubbling around the edges
• The potatoes are fork-tender

If you prefer a slightly crisp top, you can broil for 2–3 minutes at the end—watch closely so it doesn’t burn.

8. Rest before serving

Let the casserole rest for about 10 minutes after baking. This helps the sauce thicken and makes serving easier.

Serving Ideas

This creamy potato casserole pairs beautifully with roasted chicken, baked ham, or simple steamed vegetables. It also works as a standalone comfort dish when you want something warm and filling with minimal effort.

Final Thoughts

With just russet potatoes, cream of chicken soup, and a single humble ingredient like onion, this dish transforms into a rich, satisfying casserole. It’s the kind of recipe that feels like home—simple preparation, slow baking, and deeply comforting results.