Prep Time: 20 Min.
Cook Time: 10 Min.
Ready In: 30 Min.
Serves: 4-5 People
Here's What You'll Need:
6 Potatoes
1 Can Cream of Potato Soup
1.5 Lbs Ground Beef
3 Cups Shredded Cheese
Directions:
1. Peel and cube Potatoes. Place Potatoes in pot and boil in water until tender. Strain and set aside. (Tip: rinse potatoes after cutting to keep from boiling over.)
2. While Potatoes are boiling, Preheat oven to 350 Degrees. brown Ground Beef in large skillet, drain grease, Stir in 1 can of Cream of Potato Soup to Ground Beef until warm.
3. In a round Casserole dish layer ground beef, potatoes, and cheese. using small amounts of each creating 2 - 3 layers of Potatoes, Beef, and Cheese.
2. While Potatoes are boiling, Preheat oven to 350 Degrees. brown Ground Beef in large skillet, drain grease, Stir in 1 can of Cream of Potato Soup to Ground Beef until warm.
3. In a round Casserole dish layer ground beef, potatoes, and cheese. using small amounts of each creating 2 - 3 layers of Potatoes, Beef, and Cheese.
4. Bake Casserole for 10- 15 Minutes or until cheese is melted.
The Finished Product!
My Personal Review:
The Cheesy Potato Casserole is a very simple dinner, easy to make, and delicious! This recipe is great for families with little time to prepare meals, and is very filling. I recommend treating the Casserole like a baked potato, add sour cream, salt and pepper... you name it! I guarantee Everyone in the family will enjoy this easy recipe!
My Overall Rating: 3 out of 5 Clean Plates
3 comments:
I bought all the stuff to make this, but realized that I'm a half lb short on meat, and don't have a ton of cheese. How big was the dish you made? Would a smaller casserole work for my family?
Yeah, I think a smaller dish would work well for your family. I used a 8" casserole dish, and that fed Mandy and I for 2 full meals... And boy were we stuffed!
Yours turned out a lot prettier than mine. I think we needed more cream of potato soup.
I seasoned the ground beef with onions and pepper, and that was a nice little kick. We really liked the flavor of the dish, I just need to work on the potato to sauce to meat ratio next time. We'll make it again, for sure.
Thanks for the recipe!
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