The sauce was way to think and even adding lots of herbs very bland. It was my mistake using too much flour I am sure. I think I will save my crab dishes and chicken dishes separate.

very good and easy to make. Love the crab in it!

This was delicious! I used some heavy cream instead of milk, added about 1 TB of fresh dill and used fresh mushrooms. Instead of pounding out the chicken, I left them thick and cut a slit and put the stuffing inside the breasts. I added the cheese and paprika and baked, covered for about 45 minutes. This was quite rich using the heavy cream. Next time I think I will just use whole milk.

Awesome! I threw in some garlic lemon, and some thyme as well. Used imitation crab instead of 25 dollar a pound flaked crab that probably should only be used in a dish by itself! Great recipie.

I did not care for this recipe. What a waste of money. The sauce was bland, and the combo of crab and chicken was not good. I will NEVER make this again.

My thanks to the writer of this recipe. If I could re-write this I would call it "Stuffed Cajun Sea Chicken" but I want to give credit where credit is due and that is to the idea itself, as with many recipes that are like an artist's canvas. I did make numerous changes. I used fresh crab instead of canned. I added garlic to both sauce and stuffing. I used seasoned bread crumbs. I added minced onion and fresh minced mushrooms to sauce and fresh sliced mushrooms in stuffing which i sauted with the onions and butter. I used Wondra instead of flour. I used Old bay instead of paprika and I used creole seaoning in sauce as well as sprinkled on top before serving. I cut split in side of breast and stuffed instead of pounding and rolling and I cooked for 45 minutes and then an additional 10 uncovered with cheese on top.

We loved this! I wanted fresh crab meat and found 2-3oz prepared crab cakes that worked perfectly! Used Wondra instead of flour (never fails). Rather than putting the crab mixture at one end of the pounded chicken breast, I spread it all over and then rolled. Served with "Easy Mushroom Rice" also on this site. Will make again.

I'm not the one who usually cooks in the house and my wife said she was "impressed" by this meal. Once my kids tried it, they loved it too. The sauce was a difficult to make for a first-timer like me, as there seemed to be more flour than could be absorbed by the butter. I used too much butter and it could be tasted in the sauce. Because I have problems with high blood pressure, and the crab has plenty of salt already, I substituted crackers with lower salt content (OTC crackers and wheat thins) for the saltines that were recommended in the recipe. Actually, I'd suggest removing as much salt from the recipe as possible, otherwise you'll be able to taste it slightly in your meal. Overall, this was a great recipe. The meal was delicious and my family was pleasantly surprised. I'd make it again... and again!

Crab and fish good... Crab and chicken bad. In theory this sounds good, but getting down to the eating- I don't like it. But KUDOS to the first person that melted swiss cheese on the top of chicken. That's tasty. Trust me on this- there is nothing wrong with the recipe, it just doesn't taste good!

I substituded 1/2 cup of white wine for the chicken stock, and used 1 cup of milk. This also makes a great stuffing for fillet of sole or other white fish!

This was a big hit in our house! Did'nt change a thing. Thanx for sharing!

I was really looking forward to this meal, but was quite disappointed with the outcome. The combination just didn't work well--maybe it was the type of fresh crab that I used? Easy recipe to follow, just nothing I will attempt again.

Very Delicious! I wouldn't change anything.

These were great! I needed six chicken breasts so I doubled the filling amount and used a whole container of fresh mushrooms. I sauteed the mushrooms with the filling until they softened a bit and then spooned six large mounds of the filling in my casserole dish. Then instead of rolling the chicken, I laid each pounded breast over the filling mound and tucked the edges under. I baked it halfway and then put the white sauce over the chicken because I didn't want the sauce to break down. With these slight changes I thought it turned out great. The only thing that I will add next time is to season the chicken before I bake it and add a little salt to the white sauce.

I made this for my parents' anniversary - they went to Williamsburg, Virginia for their honeymoon and this recipe captured that happy time. I made it again a week later for dinner guests - a true keeper.

This was quite good. I used an eight ounce plastic container of crab because the canned crab taste like just what it is, canned. I did add minced garlic and a bit of Blackening Seasoning to the stuffing for just a slight kick and used fresh portabellini mushrooms.