When did you last make a “friendship casserole?”
These many options will inspire you to deliver delicious love to your favorite people.
Homemadecasserolesare comforting and thoughtful, so they’re the perfect way to simplify your neighbor’s day.
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Casseroles are easy to make, can be prepped in advance, andfreeze easily.
These friendship casseroles will remind your neighbors that you care for them and their families.
Old-School Squash Casserole
Classic squash casserole is always welcome on a neighbor’s table.
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This version really makes the flavors of garden-fresh yellow squash shine.
Make an extra pan for your family and serve a veggie plate supper tonight.
Don’t take our word for it, just read the five-star reviews.
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“I was told this is a keeper recipe by my family,” says oneSouthern Livingfan.
Chicken-And-Rice Casserole
There are few dinners more comforting than a casserole made with chicken and rice.
Bring them some maple syrup, powdered sugar, and fresh fruit to serve on top.
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You might even get the kids in the household to dig in, it is so tasty.
Reveal your recipe short-cut or don’t, but odds are mouths will be too full to ask.
This new take on an American classic is just as satisfying as the traditional delivery.
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Even better than its taste, this one-dish supper comes together quickly and freezes beautifully.
Keep this recipe on hand for friends that need a hearty meal in a flash.
It’s filling, reliable, and oh-so-tasty.
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Our homemade biscuit topping lends a pretty presentation to this new take on an old-fashioned favorite.
One bite and your neighbors may never try a frozen version again.
Prepare to become known for your pot pie making prowess.
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They’re also the ingredients to this reader-favorite breakfast casserole.
Thanks to a rotisserie chicken, this flavor-packed supper comes together in a snap.
After baking, don’t forget the fresh toppings!
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Green onions, cilantro, and chilled sour cream make every serving sing.
You might call our cracker-pecan garnish the cherry on top.
Cheesy Sausage-And-Croissant Casserole
We packed an entire morning spread into one irresistible breakfast dish.
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As with many of our casserole recipes, this will definitely do well in the oven after being frozen.
Zucchini And Spinach Lasagna
This vegetarian lasagna dish is the most indulgent way to use fresh zucchini.
Consider the flavors here to be an elevated version of your favorite family side.
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The grown-ups will want seconds, too.
Save this cozy recipe for those occasions when a last minute meal share is needed.
Your circle of friends will love the thoughtful gesture.
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Chicken-Mushroom-Sage Casserole
This beautiful chicken casserole will impress any neighbor.
Not only delicious, this good-looking recipe just might be a candidate for an Instagram share.
Who says you’re free to’t have nachos as your main course?
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Dig into this medley knowing that you are doing something good for your body and your taste buds.
Actually, there isFrench onion soup in cheesy casserole form.
You better have enough on hand to go the distance!
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This one-dish supper is sure to satisfy after a long day of hard work.
This casserole is easy to make ahead as a gift, with freezing instructions for your neighbors.
Everything Bagel Casserole
Who doesn’t love everything bagels?
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No one we know.
Who can resist the classic flavors of this childhood favorite?
It’s one of those suppers that stands the test of time.
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Chicken, bacon, and ranch.
Trust us, y’all, this combo has “Winner winner chicken-bacon dinner,” written all over it.
Meatloaf Casserole
The flavor of your favorite meatloaf topped with creamy mashed potatoes all in one dish?
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We wouldn’t dare lie about something so delicious.
Inspired by Shepherd’s Pie, this Southern twist will quickly become a go-to recipe during the winter months.
Pancake Casserole
This make-ahead casserole will make Saturday morning sweeter than ever for your neighbors.
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There’s no flipping required to serve up homemade, buttery pancakes the moment the family comes downstairs.
You might want to pass along a pitcher ofmargaritasfor the parents, too.
Tennessee Onions
Buttery, cheesy, this onion casserole is made with a handful of simple ingredients.
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Deep-Dish Loaded Hash Brown Casserole
Waffle House fans, rejoice.
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