
Chicken filled with creamy cheese and mushrooms, then finished off with buttery garlic sauce. It’s got that cozy vibe and still feels fancy enough to impress.
Inviting Comfort Chicken
Juicy chicken hugs gooey cheese and savory mushrooms. It’s all smothered in smooth garlic butter sauce. Every mouthful is pure joy.
Everything You’ll Need
- Herbs: Parsley, salt, black pepper
- Cream: 1/4 cup heavy cream
- Broth: 1/2 cup chicken broth
- Garlic: 2 cloves, finely chopped
- Butter: 3 tablespoons
- Thyme: 1/4 teaspoon dried
- Cream Cheese: 1/4 cup softened
- Mushrooms: 1/2 cup, sautéed and chopped
- Cheese: 1 cup mozzarella or Swiss
- Chicken: 4 medium breasts
Easy Step-by-Step
- Finish
- Top the chicken with your thick creamy garlic sauce, add herbs, then plate it up nice and hot
- Make Sauce
- Sizzle the garlic, pour in broth and cream, and let it bubble till it thickens
- Cook
- Quickly sear your stuffed chicken, then bake for 15 to 20 minutes until cooked through
- Make Filling
- Stir mushrooms, both cheeses, and herbs together. Fill each chicken pocket generously
- Prep Chicken
- Heat oven to 375°F, slice pockets in the breasts, and sprinkle on salt and pepper

Delightful Dish
Stuffed chicken like this turns an everyday meal into something to remember. The filling is creamy, the sauce is loaded with flavor, and it’s surprisingly easy to pull off at home.
Recipe FAQs
- → When’s the chicken ready to eat?
Pop a meat thermometer in and look for 165°F in the thickest part. The cheese inside should be gooey and melted.
- → How far in advance can I prep?
Fill those chicken breasts up to a day earlier and store them chilled. Let them lose the chill before you cook though!
- → Why’s my stuffing escaping?
Stuff it carefully, don’t overload, and use some toothpicks to hold it tight. Try not to move them too much when cooking.
- → Which cheese works best?
Mozzarella melts smooth, and Swiss brings flavor. Mixing both makes it awesome!
- → What if I don’t own an oven-safe skillet?
Use a baking dish after browning the chicken on your stove. Make the sauce separately and pour it over once done.