Company’s coming, so look to these recipes that are more elevated than your standard casserole.
They are often given asofferings of condolenceswhen a family loses someone and well wishes when they gain someone.
Casseroles are equated with comfort.
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Thats whereSouthern Livings seemingly endless catalog of casseroles comes into play.
Elevated ingredients and presentations set these recipes apart from what you usually picture when you think of a casserole.
So grab the Pyrexcompanys coming.
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The andouille sausage adds a smoky, spicy flavor your guests will rave about.
Then all you have to do is bake it off just before guests arrive.
Beef Tamale Pie
The beautiful, golden-brown cornbread top on this tamale pie will blow guests away.
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Crack into the dish at the table to reveal the gorgeousground beeffilling studded with black beans and tomatoes.
Definitely a keeper!"
We can’t help but agree.
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A bottle of red wouldnt hurt, either.
Broiling the vegetables keeps them from watering down the casserole.
They’re sure to get raves from guests of all ages.
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Substitute spinach or mushrooms for the artichoke hearts if desired.
Light the candles and grab a bottle of winedinner is served.
Caramelize the onions the day before to speed up prep time before guests arrive.
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Frozen biscuits help easily pull this pretty dish together.
Diced tomatoes and chopped parsley add fresh color to the presentation.
The stuffing soaks up all the flavor from the chicken as it roasts on top.
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This 40-minute meal cooks in one skillet, making everything from cooking to clean-up a breeze.
Buttery croissants atop savory ham and cheese make this one a real winner.
Keep it in the freezer for last-minute plans that arise.
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Put the casserole in your best silver serving dish, and you’ll be company-ready.
It’s a hit with both kids and adults.
Make this ahead of time and freeze so there’s little prep when your house guests arrive.
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