It’s a moment for casseroles, that’s for sure. But if you are planning ahead, and wanting to ensure that you have ready-to-go homemade meals for some time in the future, you may want to freeze one of those casseroles. Smart. You can either make two casseroles, one for now, and one to freeze, or just roll up your sleeves and pull together a casserole or two with the intention of freezing them.
Here is what you need to know about freezing and defrosting casseroles.
9 Super Family-Friendly Casserole Recipes to Freeze
Shepherd’s Pie
Mashed potatoes atop a savory pie are delicious; cheesy mashed potatoes are kind of sublime.
Huevos Rancheros Breakfast Casserole
For a great weekend brunch, or a fun breakfast-for-dinner moment, this flavorful casserole checks all the boxes.
Cheesy Ground Beef and Hashbrown Casserole
Crispy but tender shredded potatoes top a casserole of juicy ground beef bound together with a creamy cheesy sauce.
Beef and Three Cheese Noodle Casserole
Easy, make ahead, and total comfort food (this dish is sometimes called Johnny Marzetti!).
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