Hamburger Hash Casserole

The slightly tangy flavor of this Hamburger Hash is what keeps us coming back for more.  Not to mention that it is a super easy skillet dinner, making it perfect for evenings when I'm in a rush to get food on the table.

Tator Tot Casserole

This is a recipe I brought from my mom, and was frequently my chosen birthday dinner.  Now my daughters love it as well.  It's so simple to make that it's become a staple in our home.  And it's an easy recipe to create variations on by simply adding a few different ingredients or switching up the cheese for a new variety.

Cowboy Casserole

I found this recipe on pinterest and was interested in the name (John Wayne Casserole).  In reading through comments regarding the casserole, I was interested to learn about the original John Wayne Casserole, which was submitted by John Wayne to a recipe book for charity, and apparently is nothing like this quite delicious dish.  So I have re-named it "Cowboy Casserole", which I believe suits the fact that it is a nice hearty casserole, with plenty of vegetables, dairy, meat and carbs to keep those cowboys full of energy for a hard day's work.

Lasagna Casserole

My family loves pasta, and especially lasagna.  I have a wonderful lasagna recipe for special occasions, but this dinner is a great compromise for the nights when I don't have quite as much time.  It only takes a few ingredients, and is super easy to throw together.

Enchilada Casserole

This is one of our recipes that is included in our regular rotation. I love it because the entire family likes it, and it is SO easy to make! Prep time is about 15 minutes, then it bakes for 30 while I whip up a side dish (or sit down to read a book).

Creamy Poppy Seed Chicken

This made it to my list of top 5 recipes.  I LOVE poppy seed chicken.  I love it so much that in my VERY organized recipe book (I know, I'm a freak), it skips the "casseroles" section all together and is Recipe Number Four, just so it's easy to find.