In a bowl, you’ll mix up all of the ingredients, except for the chicken cracker crumbs and 2 tablespoons of butter. I generally make a fresh batch of rice, but if you have leftover rice, or want to make the rice the day before, you can also do that. The white rice is cooked according to package instructions. To make my Easy Broccoli Rice Casserole, you will need the following items: white rice, frozen broccoli florets, sour cream, cream of chicken soup, chicken crackers, onion, pepper, and butter. My challenge was a success - most of the items I used in my recipe were Clover Valley products (their store brand), and I was pleased to find that Dollar General had prices better than many big grocery stores. I know that Dollar General is a convenient store for many neighborhoods across the country, so shopping for a holiday dish at Dollar General would no doubt be helpful during the hectic holidays - and not to mention, a great way to save money. This time around, I decided to take on a challenge to see if I could make my Easy Broccoli Rice Casserole with items purchased at Dollar General. And since it is easy, I’m happy to make it several times during the holidays so that my husband or the oldest kids to take it to their potlucks at work. My recipe makes a large 13×9″ casserole dish, so it’s perfect for feeding lots of guests. It’s a comforting, filling side dish that everyone loves. One that has stuck around for my family is Easy Broccoli Rice Casserole. Sometimes they’re keepers…and sadly, sometimes they’re not. Many of the dishes I make for the holidays are our old standby’s - like the stuffing my mom always made - but every year I try new dishes that I think my family will love. With the holidays just around the corner, my thoughts have been turning to the dishes I’m going to make this year. This is a sponsored post on behalf of Dollar General. Everyone always loves the cheesy, chicken cracker topping. This Easy Broccoli Rice Casserole recipe is simple to make and enough to feed a large family or a small gathering.

Ritz cracker topping for casserole