My family loves my version of squash casserole. A lot of recipes use a cream of mushroom soup but I use cream of celery instead because it adds great flavor to the dish. The great thing about this recipe is it's versatility. You can easily manipulate texture and taste. Want a thicker dish? Increase the amount of squash and herb...
Provided by Julie Jarrell Bailey
Categories Side Casseroles
Time 1h
Number Of Ingredients 11
Steps:
- 1. PRE-HEAT OVEN TO 350-degrees. Melt butter over medium heat in large pot.
- 2. Chop squash into chunks. (thick slices are equally fine if that's your preference). ADD to pot of melting butter.
- 3. Rough chop onion. ADD to pot of melting butter.
- 4. ADD salt & pepper to taste. I use about 1 tsp salt and 1/2 tsp pepper. STIR ingredients together to coat with salt & pepper. Turn heat to LOW. COVER pot with lid and allow to cook for about 10 minutes until slightly soft. Don't over-cook or the squash becomes mushy.
- 5. ADD Cream of Celery Soup, the sour cream and 1 c. of the shredded cheese.
- 6. CRUSH the Ritz Crackers. ADD half of the crushed crackers and the herbed stuffing mix to the squash, soup, sour cream and cheese mixture. STIR well.
- 7. Spray casserole dish with butter-flavored spray cooking oil. POUR mixture into the casserole dish. (I used an 8x8 in this photo but a larger casserole dish also works)
- 8. Sprinkle top with the cheese and remaining bread crumbs.
- 9. COVER with foil and BAKE at 350-degrees for approximately 30-minutes or until mixture is golden-brown and bubbly. (OPTIONAL): TOP with BACON. Return to oven un-covered for additional 10-minutes.
- 10. REMOVE from oven. Let sit for 5 to 10 minutes and serve warm. Top with chopped chives before serving (optional).
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