
Layer the Artichokes and Shrimp
Arrange well-drained artichoke quarters in the baking dish and spread the cooked shrimp evenly over them.

A sherry cream sauce settles around tender shrimp and artichoke hearts as this casserole bubbles in the oven. It has the rich, old-fashioned supper-club feel that calls for bread to catch the extra sauce.
This Shrimp & Artichoke Casserole is rich, creamy, and full of classic supper-club flavor with tender shrimp, buttery mushrooms, artichoke hearts, and silky sherry cream sauce baked until hot and bubbling! Served with rice, noodles, or toasted bread, it’s an elegant old-fashioned casserole that feels especially fitting for holidays, dinner parties, and special suppers.

I think seafood casseroles like this taste best with plenty of bread nearby for soaking up the extra sauce. I sometimes sprinkle a little parsley over the top right before serving because it makes the whole dish look fresher on the table.


Arrange well-drained artichoke quarters in the baking dish and spread the cooked shrimp evenly over them.

Sauté sliced mushrooms in butter until tender, lightly browned, and no longer watery.

Whisk the white sauce mix with cream and milk until smooth and thickened, then add the dry sherry and Worcestershire sauce.

Pour the sauce over the casserole, sprinkle with Parmesan and paprika, and bake until hot and bubbling.
Let the casserole stand briefly, garnish with parsley, and serve with rice, noodles, or toasted bread.

A sherry cream sauce settles around tender shrimp and artichoke hearts as this casserole bubbles in the oven. It has the rich, old-fashioned supper-club feel that calls for bread to catch the extra sauce.
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4 servings — Serving size: ¼ of casserole
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