
I've made dozens of Costco runs just for their signature chicken bake until I finally nailed it at home. This DIY version captures all that bacon-infused cheesy goodness on your own dinner table. You'll know you've found the ultimate copycat when that crispy exterior gives way to reveal the rich chicken mixture inside.
Irresistible Comfort Food Creation
The aroma that fills my home while these cook is unbeatable - crispy outsides with perfectly melty insides. I can adjust everything to make them even tastier than what you'd buy. My kids now actually prefer my version over Costco's, and they're gone within seconds whenever they appear.
Ingredients List
- Pizza Dough: Your go-to store brand works great, or try homemade for an extra special wrapper.
- Chicken Breasts: Don't skimp on seasonings for maximum flavor impact.
- Bacon: Go for extra smoky varieties to boost the taste.
- Cheese: My custom mix features mozzarella, provolone and grated Parmesan.
- Caesar Dressing: This ties all flavors together with its rich creaminess.
- Green Onions: They add little bursts of freshness throughout.
Dough Preparation
Get your dough to room temperature about an hour ahead. It'll roll out so much better this way. Sprinkle flour on your workspace and shape the dough into a 12-inch round. Try to keep the thickness consistent for even baking results.

Preparing Your Fillings
Don't hold back with chicken seasonings and cook them until golden brown in a pan. Then let them finish in the oven to perfection. Meanwhile, lay your bacon strips on a baking sheet and let them get nice and crisp. Your kitchen will smell amazing.
Assembly Process
Here's where it gets exciting. Slather that Caesar dressing across your dough but leave a small border. Add your cheese blend, then chicken, bacon, and finish with green onions. Tuck in the edges and roll everything up tightly so nothing escapes during baking.
Finishing Touches
Coat the outside with beaten egg for that amazing golden color when baked. Don't be shy about adding more cheese on top because extra cheese is always a good call. This step creates that unforgettable crunchy exterior.
Into The Oven
Slide these wrapped treasures into your hot oven and wait about 20 minutes. You're looking for crispy golden outsides and completely melted cheese inside. Let them sit briefly after baking so you can enjoy without burning your mouth.

Tasty Variations
I sometimes swap in turkey for a lighter meal or add steak bits when I'm feeling fancy. Trying new cheese combos keeps things interesting too. My vegetarian buddies really appreciate when I make the mushroom and spinach alternative.
Serving Suggestions
These taste fantastic with a simple Caesar salad or some oven-roasted vegetables on the side. Grab a cold beer or iced tea to complete your meal. We always have extra Caesar dressing nearby because everyone loves dipping each bite.
Storage Tips
They'll stay good in your fridge for several days if wrapped properly. Just warm them back up in the oven when hunger strikes. You can even prepare and freeze them unbaked, just cook them a bit longer when you're ready to eat them.
Homemade Advantage
This has quickly become a family staple in our weekly rotation. There's nothing quite like the mix of that buttery crust, gooey cheese and flavorful filling. And it feels pretty great to make this food court classic without ever leaving home.

Frequently Asked Questions
- → Can I prep these ahead?
- Sure! Assemble them early and store in the fridge or freezer. Thaw frozen ones in the fridge overnight before baking.
- → How do I check if the chicken's done?
- Make sure the temperature in the center reaches 165°F. It should look completely white with no pink.
- → What about rotisserie chicken?
- Yep, it works great! Just chop it into small pieces—it saves you tons of time.
- → What's the best way to heat leftovers?
- Use an oven set to 350°F for 10-15 minutes to keep the crust crispy. Microwaving can make it mushy.
- → Can I use dough from the store?
- Absolutely. Store-bought pizza dough works fine—just let it soften to room temperature before rolling.