Casserole Recipes
Browse simple, old-fashioned casserole recipes from a vintage community cookbook—easy comfort food that’s great for family dinners and potlucks.
Use the list below to jump straight to what you’re craving, from baked bean and chili casseroles to potato, rice, tuna, breakfast casserole, and more.
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Baked Bean Casserole
Sweet and savory baked beans turned into a comforting oven casserole.
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Chili Con Carne
Hearty chili-style casserole packed with beef, spices, and classic flavor.
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Ham Casserole
Easy baked ham casserole—perfect for leftovers and weeknight meals.
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Mexican Casserole
Southwestern-inspired casserole with bold seasoning and baked comfort.
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Oyster Casserole
Classic holiday oyster casserole with rich, creamy layers.
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Pasta Casserole
Baked pasta comfort dish combining noodles, sauce, and savory ingredients.
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Potato Casserole
Creamy baked potato casserole—simple, filling, and family friendly.
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Rice Casserole Recipes
Collection of rice-based casseroles perfect for easy dinners.
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Sausage Casserole Recipe
Savory sausage baked with classic casserole ingredients.
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Sausage Egg and Cheese Breakfast Casserole
Make-ahead breakfast casserole with sausage, eggs, and melted cheese.
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Tater Tot Hot Dish
Midwest-style hot dish topped with crispy tater tots.
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Tuna Casserole
Old-fashioned tuna noodle casserole with creamy comfort.
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Zucchini Casserole
Garden zucchini baked into a warm, savory casserole.
Casseroles FAQ
What is a casserole?
A casserole is a baked one-dish meal—often layered or mixed—served straight from the oven for easy family dinners.
Are these casseroles good for make-ahead meals?
Yes. Many casseroles can be assembled ahead of time and baked later, making them great for busy nights.
What’s the best baking dish size for casseroles?
Many classic casseroles use a 9×13-inch pan, but individual recipes may vary—check the equipment notes on each page.
Can I freeze casseroles?
Often yes. If you freeze, wrap tightly and label it. Thaw overnight in the fridge before baking when possible.
Where do I start if I’m new to casseroles?
Try a familiar comfort-food favorite like tuna casserole, potato casserole, or a breakfast casserole.