A comforting casserole made from Thanksgiving leftovers ~ it's the way we keep that delicious holiday vibe going, long after the 4th Thursday of November!
7-10slicesroasted turkey, or enough shredded turkey to generously cover the stuffing.
2/3cupgravy
2cupsgreen bean casserole (or other veggie)
1cupcranberry sauce
3-4cupsmashed potatoes
toppings
1 1/2cupsshredded white cheddar cheese
1/2cupFrench's® Fried Onions
Instructions
Preheat the oven to 350F
Add a layer of stuffing to the bottom of your casserole. This is the base of your casserole, so make sure it covers the entire bottom. If you love stuffing, add as much as you like.
Arrange sliced or shredded turkey over the stuffing. I suggest overlapping slices or, if using shredded turkey, using plenty. The turkey should be the star of your casserole.
Ladle a liberal amount of gravy over the turkey.
Next add your green bean casserole, or whatever veggie you're using. Spread it out evenly.
For the cranberry sauce you can add small dollops over the beans. You can spread it out evenly or leave it as dollops.
Add a thick layer of mashed potatoes over top. I don't spread the potatoes all the way to the edges, I think it looks more appetizing that way.
Sprinkle the potatoes with the cheddar cheese. Tent with foil (you don't want it sticking to the cheese, so use toothpicks if necessary to keep the foil off the casserole surface.)
Bake for about 50 minutes, or until hot and bubbling throughout. Untent the casserole for the last 10-15 minutes. Note: if your casserole looks pale you can run it under the broiler very briefly to get some browning. Be careful, it can burn in an instant.
Serve hot, topped with the fried onions.
Notes
The exact amounts of the ingredients will vary according to your casserole dish and what you've got. Take my amounts as starting points, there is a lot of leeway here.
Nutritional information is provided as a courtesy and is an estimate only. This information comes from online calculators. Although The View from Great Island attempts to provide accurate nutritional information, these figures are only estimates.
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