Broccoli Potato Au Gratin From the Freezer: Take Out Milk, Not Bake Time
A broccoli potato au gratin made from frozen hash browns and frozen broccoli. Cut the milk by half a cup instead of adding bake time, and it sets up creamy.
A broccoli potato au gratin made from frozen hash browns and frozen broccoli. Cut the milk by half a cup instead of adding bake time, and it sets up creamy.
14 casseroles you can fully assemble the night before and bake tomorrow, plus which ones to reheat, which to prep in parts, and 32 to skip.
Pork chop and rice casserole with thick bone-in chops that stay juicy, rice that cooks through, and a from-scratch onion seasoning instead of a packet.
Cauliflower potato au gratin from frozen hash browns and frozen florets. Cauliflower soaks up sauce, so this one uses more liquid. No peeling, no saucepan.
Seafood au gratin where the shrimp, scallops and fish poach in the milk that becomes the sauce, then finish under the broiler in six minutes flat.
No-boil pizza casserole: dry rotini bakes right in the pizza sauce under foil, with pepperoni rendered first so it crisps. Only the meat sees the stove.
Scalloped potatoes thickened by the potato starch itself, with no cheese and no raw middle. The slice thickness and the stovetop step that guarantee it.
A frozen potato and mixed vegetable au gratin with no peeling or slicing. Add the carrots, beans, corn and peas at different times so none turn to mush.
Salisbury steak casserole with seared beef patties baked in mushroom onion gravy, thickened with a cold flour slurry. No roux, no sautéing the vegetables.
Buffalo chicken casserole with roasted cauliflower instead of pasta, a cream cheese buffalo sauce that won’t break, and leftovers that reheat well.