Thanksgiving Casserole. Thanksgiving Leftover Casserole combines all the flavors of the big meal in a simple, easy to make, never dried out dish. This is the best way to use up those leftovers! This layered casserole with stuffing, turkey, veggies, mashed potatoes and cheese is the perfect way to serve Thanksgiving.
Ingredients of Thanksgiving Casserole
- It’s of instant potatoes.
- Prepare of ground turkey.
- Prepare of frozen mixed vegetables.
- Prepare of cream of chicken.
- It’s of Chopped onion and garlic.
- Prepare of Seasonings (pepper, onion powder, garlic powder).
- It’s of stuffing.
- You need of turkey gravy.
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Thanksgiving Casserole instructions
- Preheat oven to 350°.
- Brown turkey with onion, garlic, and seasonings. Drain fat. Add frozen vegetables and cream of chicken. Heat till vegetables are warm. Set a side..
- Make mashed potatoes per package instructions. Set a side..
- Make stuffing per package instructions. Set a side..
- In a large casserole dish layer ingredients. Mashed potatoes first, then turkey mixture, then top with stuffing. Cover with tin foil and bake for 30-40 mins until hot. Remove tin foil and cook for 10 mins for a crunchy top..
- Make turkey gravy per package instructions and serve with casserole..
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