excellent! made no changes... everyone loved it!

The only thing I changed was adding fresh minced garlic & I used jar spaghetti sauce. I also used fresh grated cheese. My husband really liked it & he's picky!

I used all fresh herbs from my garden - the filling tasted almost exacty like chicken parmesan. Next time I will use extra sauce and maybe something to make the filling a little creamier. It was a little too thick for my taste.

Delicious! Used spaghetti sauce instead of tomato sauce and added 15 oz lite ricotta with the chicken and mozarella. Excluded the cheddar and doubled the mozarella. This one is added to the recipe box!

These were so filling and my boyfriend loved them. Will definitely make again.

This was pretty good. I ended up having to use 2 jars tomato sauce, but everything came out great! Thank you for the recipe.

Was a solid recipe. I did use less bread crumbs as others had suggested!

Thank you! My three year old is extremely picky and he ate every last bite of this dish. I used manicotti, added 2 cloves of garlic, colby jack instead of cheddar and a hearty tomato sauce and it was great; a lot better than I expected.

This was very tasty! I think it would so much better with ground beef instead of chicken. Next time I make this I will make it with ground beef instead. Other than that, I wouldn't change a thing!

This was really good and I also made some changes based on a few recommendations of others. I doubled the recipe for our big family and added some cheddar cheese, a package of frozen, chopped spinach, some parmesan and romano, and used leftover rotisserie chicken (put through a food processor). I did use two eggs but did not use any bread crumbs and it was amazing. I also seasoned it with some salt/pepper. I never measure anything when I cook, so just "wing it" and you won't go wrong with this recipe! This will definitely be one we repeat!

I used this recipe as a base and made some modifications. It turned out very well. I sauted the onion and chicken with garlic in olive oil. when the chicken was about done I added the spices and then shredded the ckicken. I also took one beaten egg, 1/2 cup of cottage cheese (all out of ricotta) and 1/4 cup of parmesan cheese and mixed that with the chicken mixture. Stuffed the shells and topped it with tomato-cream sauce for pasta from this site. Will make again.

This was ok. I liked the filling but wasnt crazy about the sauce. I think this would be so much better with a white sauce instead of red sauce.

GREAT flavor. Will definitely make this again!

Good recipe, but I a few of alterations. I cut out the egg and used some olive oil instead. I cooked the onion and the chicken, along with a couple garlic cloves in a skillet. When the chicken was nearly fully cooked I added the basil, oregano, salt and pepper and sauted for a bit longer. I them removed that from the pan into a bowl and added the cheese. I didn't like the idea of putting cheese into a hot skillet (seems like too much of a mess to me). The cheese melted perfectly and I mixed that, along with some fresh Parmesan. Filled the shells, and put them into a pan and used nearly 3x the sauce, added the cheese and I baked for 25 covered and 10 uncovered. I'm not sure how it would of turned out without these changes, but my boyfriend raved about this and demands it on at least a bi-weekly basis.

This was a delicious meal! I would recommend using your favorite pasta sauce rather than tomato sauce. You could also use a bit more than it recommends to ensure it is nice and moist. I added half a container of ricotta as well, could have probably used the whole thing. I also shredded my chicken, which made it great for stuffing with! Definitely give this one a try. But the fantastic thing about Italian food is that you can change things a little here and there and the recipe will still come out wonderful. So don't be afraid to experiment and "personalize" this recipe. I think it just makes it more fun!

These were enjoyed. As others have warned they do take quite a bit of time, although they were easy. I too, think a little more sauce is needed not to keep the shells from drying out, mine were fine, but the shells do soak up some liquid when baking and a little extra is required for when they are served. Using all the shells made more than I could fit in a 9 x 13" baking dish so I prepared them and froze the rest. It should feed 2 for another meal which is always nice. Thanks.