Looking at this casserole is a bit deceiving. The buttery crushed cracker topping is beautiful, but the real surprise is the yummy squash filling underneath. This squash casserole is cheesy and super creamy....
Author: Sherri Jackson
This is a recipe I grew up eating at my grandparents and at home. I made it for my children off and on as they grew up. A year ago while discussing what we should have for Christmas dinner, my oldest daughter...
Author: Cathy Riggs
This has been our stuffing for at least 75 years ! Moist with a crispy crust perfect for GRAVY!
Author: judy eckman
Even if you don't like yellow squash, you've got to try this. It almost tastes like fresh sweet corn! This is a copycat recipe of the Black Eyed Pea Restaurant's squash casserole. They are well known for...
Author: Susan Din
Oh, how we loved these rich and creamy au gratin potatoes. The cheddar cheese melts and combines with the heavy cream to form a thick and creamy sauce. Fresh onion gives a punch of flavor to the potatoes....
Author: Nancy Metrick
The flavor combo in this recipe is so good. I really liked the layering of flavors in this dish. They all were there in every bite ... and made every bite really enjoyable. This recipe called for on can...
Author: Eric Dueker
As with so many recipes I download from the net, I've jazzed up Paula's corn casserole to suit my own preferences.
Author: RUTH CARRAWAY
We were tailgating at a football game .Everyone brings a dish, so one lady bought a slow cooker or crock pot of ro-tel grits. I've never eaten grits like that, and were good, and now this is one of my...
Author: Vivian Lewis
We just love combining two traditional Thanksgiving foods together in one pretty dish. This is an easy dish to prepare ... and we're always looking for some easy, delicious holiday recipes!
Author: Jill Cooks
My mother gave me this recipe a few years back. I love asparagus, unlike my husband. If I don't tell my husband that it has asparagus in it, he actually eats it and likes it.
Author: Kelly Wyatt
Author: Cherie Durbin
I enjoy cooking Cajun food, and this is more creole than Cajun. My daddy used to say that the only difference between a Cajun and a creole, was their roux. Cajun roux is more of a darker brown base, and...
Author: Jennifer Ellis
A culinary match made in heaven! The cabbage and cheese are simply divine together.
Author: Ellen Bales
Corn pudding is a simple holiday side dish. This recipe has a smooth and silky texture that makes it seem very fancy. Your guests don't need to know how easy it to prepare. On the sweet side, this corn...
Author: Hope Vaillancourt @MissHopie87
I decided to try something new this year. I made my Turnip like I make my scalloped potatoes. I topped it with a parmesan bread crumb mixture. It taste awesome. I hope you all enjoy it. My husband liked...
Author: Nor Mac
This is the original recipe for Delmonico Potatoes, a popular dish served for decades at New York City's famed Delmonico's Restaurant. Internet hoaxes occasionally circulate claiming to be the original...
Author: Vickie Parks
I received this recipe from a dear friend of mine, loved it, tasted just like Cracker Barrels...
Author: Cassie *
This recipe was a big hit .. and prepared by Curious Cuisiner member Sandy Miller, for the April regular club meeting.
Author: Tuesday Cooks
From the cookbook "Diabetic FOUR Ingredient Cookbook." I love spinach and can't wait to try this recipe. I have printed it here just like it is in the cookbook, but I would probably use low fat cheddar...
Author: Susan Feliciano
Got this from a friend out West...a very good casserole for potlucks or home!
Author: Renae Ethridge
This is a recipe I had found years ago with a few changes. It has become one of my husband's favorites.
Author: Patti Knepp
This pumpkin casserole will soon replace sweet potato casserole at your holiday meals. The pumpkin filling is creamy and slightly sweet with just the right amount of spices. Sprinkled over the casserole...
Author: Ronna Farley
This recipe came from my cajun grandmother, Hazel Wiltz Forrest. Everytime I taste it I think of her and her wonderful cooking.
Author: Michelle Hickey
This is a delicious side to ham and turkey. Enjoy!
Author: Susan Seybert
Tomato Pie is really a savory tomato casserole. I first had it at Mary Mac's Tea Room on Ponce DeLeon Avenue in Atlanta. The recipe was not in their cookbook and I asked to have the cook come to my table....
Author: Emma Chapman
This recipe is from a Country Inn and Bed & Breakfast cookbook I have. It is absolutely WONDERFUL, and is not your usual corn casserole. It is great served along with fried chicken, or...if you like it...
Author: Sue Lally
The flavor of these beans is so good. This recipe was given to Mom by a cousin who brought them to a family reunion. Everyone LOVED them! Made is a slow cooker or crock pot.
Author: Kathie Carr
I got this recipe from a dear friend's mom and it has become one of my favorite squash recipes. Hope you enjoy!
Author: Sharon Murray
This is another recipe the Amish shared with me...I added the bacon...I take this a lot to Church potlucks and it's always a big hit...enjoy!
Author: Cassie *
I really love okra. We used to grow it at our old house when we did a lot of gardening. Now I have to buy it, but can usually find it at farmers' markets. This recipe is super simple, lends itself to individual...
Author: Susan Feliciano
I got this recipe from my sister-in-law many years ago. It is quite tasty and super easy. I like to make this dish around the holidays. I've seen different versions of this recipe floating around but I...
Author: Leah Stacey
I prefer to rinse and use the frozen spinach, solely because when using fresh spinach you need to be sure to THOROUGHLY wash all the spinach of dirt. I've tried using fresh, and didn't clean it as well...
Author: Ashley Ventura
This is a very simple barley dish. Easy to put together. This is a great recipe to make during Lent, although any time is a good time!
Author: Robyn Bruce
These beans are super easy to make and delicious. The added pineapple gives it a nice sweet and sour taste, making it hard to resist a second plate. I can't wait to serve these at my next BBQ.
Author: Brenda Dixon
This has been a favourite family recipe for celebration meals. Vegetarian guests appreciate having this served while the rest of us are having turkey or ham. Even family members who do not like vegetables...
Author: Elaine Douglas
This is the way my grandmother and my mother made dressing for Thanksgiving and Christmas. There are certainly more "fashionable" ways to make it these days. But nothing reminds me of home and family more...
Author: Linda Hoover
If you love cornbread dressig, this is a KILLER recipe !! Source: Cracker Barrel Restaurant Photo by: unknown
Author: Skip Davis
What a deliciously cheesy hash brown casserole. A potato lovers dream! They're creamy and tart with a bit of sweetness from the oven. A crunchy Corn Flake top puts it over the top. So simple to make, it...
Author: Rainie Piccione
This recipe is from my 1981 copy of Michigan Bell telephone employees cookbook.
Author: Judy W
This was my mother-in-law's favorite dish at Wyatt's. We had to travel out of town to the S&H Green Stamp Redemption Center and we would always have lunch at Wyatt's. She got this every time along with...
Author: Gail Welch
When Dick and I were first married he said the only food he wouldn't eat was a turnip. I hadn't eaten many turnips but my family were big rutabaga eaters. Our first Easter I made mashed rutabagas and he...
Author: Marsha Gardner
The robustness of this casserole makes it a wonderful addition to any meal. This is the ultimate Southern dish everyone needs to try at least once. These creamy, rich grits will convert anyone into a grits...
Author: Debbie W
I loved hominy as a kid, so I anxiously waited until I could dig into this recipe. Chilies add a kick to this creamy and delicious side dish. It will be a great addition to your holiday table.
Author: Jane Kear
This came from a Southern Lady that I have so much respect for. She's a fine cook from Jackson, Mississippi. This was served to me in Florida where I was station in the Navy. I had not tasted Asparagus...
Author: Rick Pottorf