I was thrilled when Gooseberry Patch
contacted me to see if I would do another
Cook Book Review and Give Away.!
Everyone knows I LOVE
Gooseberry Patch Cook Books
so much I Collect them!
When they told me the name of the
cook book I was even more excited…
I was raised on Casseroles!
As soon as I received the book
I had the hardest time choosing
which recipe to make.
They all sound and looked
mouth watering.
One of the things I love about the
cook book, is that they have a
photo with EVERY recipe.
I dont know about Y’all,
but I know I eat with my eye’s first!
It always helps when you have an
idea of what the finished dish
should look like. 😉
I decided to make the recipe
for the Cheesy Sausage-Potato Casserole.
Cheesy Sausage-Potato Casserole
3-4 Potato’s ~ thinly sliced
1 lb. Kielbasa Pork Sausage~ sliced
1 Med. White Onion~ diced
1/2 C. Butter~sliced
1 C. Sharp Cheddar Cheese~ Shredded
3-4 Potato’s ~ thinly sliced
1 lb. Kielbasa Pork Sausage~ sliced
1 Med. White Onion~ diced
1/2 C. Butter~sliced
1 C. Sharp Cheddar Cheese~ Shredded
Preheat oven to 350
In a 2 quart or 9×13 pan start
layering potato’s, onion, and sausage.
Dot with butter and sprinkle
with the shredded cheese.
Bake uncovered for 1 1/2 hrs.
Or until potato’s are tender.
** I did not have to bake mine for this
long.I would also recommend that you
DO cover the dish with foil for the
first 40 minutes. Then remove foil and top
with shredded cheese.
This recipe was a bit dry for my taste,
so in the future I will add in more liquid.
Perhaps a 1/2 C.milk or cream and pepper.
The second recipe I made was the
Hearty Stuffed Pepper Casserole
(you can find this recipe on page 34)
This is a great way to serve
“traditional stuffed peppers” to a
family or large crowd.
In this recipe they have you quarter the
peppers. Using only 2 peppers you
end up having 8 servings.!
( In my picture above I used a whole pepper
due to the fact that I was taking this to a
single older person for dinner)
Hearty Stuffed Pepper Casserole
2 1/2 C. Herb flavored Stuffing Mix~divided
1 TBSP. Butter~ melted
1 lb. Ground Beef
1/2 C. Onion~ chopped
1 (14 1/2 oz.) Can Diced Tomato’s
1 (8oz.) Can Corn~ drained
2 Large Green Peppers~ quartered
Salt/Pepper to taste
Preheat oven to 400
Mix together 1/4 C. stuffing mix and
the butter- set aside.
Brown the ground beef and onion
together over med-heat, drain.
Stir in the tomato’s, corn, salt/pepper.
Add in the remaining stuffing mix,
combine well. In a 2 Qt. baking dish or
a 9×13 pan arrange the quartered
peppers on the bottom of pan.
Spoon mixture into each pepper.
Cover and bake for 40 minutes.
Remove cover, sprinkle on the remaining
stuffing mix you set aside earlier.
Return to the oven to bake
for additional 5 minutes, or until
the peppers are tender.
**I also made this recipe a 2nd time in the
slow cooker. They turned out great!
If you want to cook this in a slow cooker
Following all directions above, add in
1/2 C. water on the bottom of your slow cooker
before layering in the peppers.
Cook on low for 4 hours.**
NOW onto the GIVEAWAY!
The great People at Gooseberry Patch
Will be giving 1 lucky reader their
very own copy of 101 Cozy Casserole Cook Book.
*All you have to do to enter is leave a comment
below telling me what your favorite Casserole
to make is.
*For EXTRA entries you can do the following:
“Like” Gooseberry Patch on Face Book
Leave a comment on Gooseberry Patch Blog
Follow Lark’s Country Heart on Twitter
* Giveaway ends on Aug. 28th.
Winner will be announced Aug. 29th.
Winner has 24 hrs. to contact Lark
with their address.
I jsut know Y’all will love this fabulous
New 101 Cozy Casserole Cook book!
mama billie says
Taters tot casserole is face! Love Gooseberry Patch!
mama billie says
Taters tot casserole is face! Love Gooseberry Patch!
msjan49 says
Mine is Chicken Broccoli Casserole!!!
msjan49 says
Chicken Broccoli Rice Casserole
Gemini says
tater tot casserole for sure!
Karen Ransom says
I’m so happy I found you through Gooseberry Patch…your recipes are amazing! I liked you on Facebook so I don’t miss one! 🙂
Served up with Love says
I follow gooseberry patch on facebook
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Tiffany Martin says
I love Broccoli Casserole. I can remember my mom making it when I was a kid and I loved it. Now I make it for my two children and they love it, too. It is a yummy way to get your veggies.
Served up with Love says
I will have to say my absolute favorite casserole is my mom’s green bean casserole, we have to have it at every holiday…love it! Hope I win, I love Gooseberry Patch
Birdie B says
Chicken Broccoli casserole!!!
Sandlapper says
I “like” Gooseberry Patch on facebook.
Mippy says
Hey Lark! 😀
I don’t know if it’s considered a casserole has been a breakfast casserole. Oh it was so good I made it twice in a row! 😀 I tweaked the recipe some to my taste the second time….but yummmmay! 😀 I’m horrible with names I think it was just called breakfast casserole…now i have to go see…brb…okay it’s called Sausage and Hashbrown Breakfast Casserole by Bo’s Bowl 🙂
Thanks for the chance! 😀
Willarene Fisher says
I love Cheesy Potato Caserole, I like Brocccoli Chicken and Tator Tot caseroles too. Already liked on Facebook.
Sandlapper says
My favorite casserole is King Ranch Chicken. 🙂
Genies57 says
Chicken Casserole is a Family Favorite!
Genies57 says
Chicken Casserole is a Family Favorite!
Genies57 says
Chicken Casserole is a Family Favorite!
lahlah says
I love mashed potato caserole–the one with the sour cream, cream cheese, chives, etc. So yummy!
carrie says
we like huntington chicken, easy to make and freezes great!
Tammy Sarver says
My favorite casserole is chicken casserole.
Tammy Sarver says
Broccoli and cheese casserole is my favorite.
shyski says
I also “like” gooseberry patch on facebook!
shyski says
I “liked” you on Facebook!
shyski says
King Ranch Chicken Casserole is my absolute favorite….comfort food at it’s best!!!
shyski says
King Ranch Chicken Casserole is my absolute favorite! True comfort food!
Sharon Garrett says
Great giveaway, sure would be nice to win.
Joan says
I posted on the Gooseberry Patch Blog on the post about the What’s for Dinner Cookbook