Can someone list Cheap Casserole Dishes?!


Question: Can someone list Cheap Casserole Dishes?
Answers:

- Tuna Noodle Casserole (made with tuna fish, elbow macaroni, onions, hard boiled eggs, cream of mushroom soup, peas, bread crumbs and dotted with butter)
- Chicken Casserole (made and layered with steamed broccoli, bite-sized chunks of chicken, a mixture of mayonnaise, cream of chicken soup and curry, shredded cheddar cheese, bread crumbs and dotted with butter)
- Green Bean Casserol (traditional made with grean beans, cream of mushroom soup, soy sauce, milk, fried onion rings) (add into the traditional - diced ham, sliced almonds, sauteed green onions - makes a full meal)
- Twice Baked Potato Casserole (made with baked potatoes, skins removed and pulp mashed, butter, milk, sour cream, cooked crumbled bacon, diced green onions, and shredded cheddar cheese)
- Hamburger Casserole (made with a layer of green beans, cooked ground beef, diced tomatoes from a can - drained, shredded cheddar cheese, bread crumbs and dotted with butter)

Hope that gets you started.

Hope that helps.



Casserole dishes are cheaper by definition.
Use rice, pasta, or potatoes as the starch base.
Choose diced chicken, ground turkey, or canned tuna for the protein.
Ground beef, pulled pork, or sliced sausage, cost a bit more.
Add whatever vegetables you have that are in season.
The sauce can be a can of soup mixed with milk or stock.

http://allrecipes.com/Recipes/Main-Dish/…



Basic Casserole Science

2 cups starch (cooked rice, pasta, potatoes)
2 cups protein (cooked, drained meat, or cheese)
1 cup vegetables (frozen or canned)
1 can condensed soup
1/2 cup milk
Topper (crushed chips, croutons, cheese or breadcrumbs)



Cover and bake @ 375° for 45 minutes.


Anything on sale, or leftover works.



spam,potato and cheese casserole
tuna noodle casserole
cheeseburger casserole
turkey and stuffing casserole



Add a can of tuna to a boxed mac and cheese mix. Voila, tuna casserole in a saucepan. Cheap.




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