~Shamrok's~ Ghoulish GHOULash~

You don't have to be the Aadams Family to enjoy this take on a simple classic casserole dish. Noodles, meat, sauce, veg and cheese....yum!
This recipe makes enough to be able to share it with all of your zombie neighbors. You can even set up another pan to freeze and bake at a later time.
I always use corn for the veg inside, but you can add your favorites or change it up each time.
I hope you enjoy it throughout the year and not just during witching weeks. :)
~Shamrok's~ Ghoulish GHOULash~
You don't have to be the Aadams Family to enjoy this take on a simple classic casserole dish. Noodles, meat, sauce, veg and cheese....yum!
This recipe makes enough to be able to share it with all of your zombie neighbors. You can even set up another pan to freeze and bake at a later time.
I always use corn for the veg inside, but you can add your favorites or change it up each time.
I hope you enjoy it throughout the year and not just during witching weeks. :)
Steps
- 1
Set oven to 375°F Fahrenheit to preheat.
- 2
In separate bowl: Mix the 3 cans of Tomato Soup with 1 1/2 cups of Water. Stir well to blend.
- 3
In Large Pot of salted water, boil 1 lb. Bag of Medium Egg Noodles. When done, drain and add 1/3 of the Tomato Soup mixture to keep the noodles moist. Set aside.
- 4
In large skillet: Brown the Ground Beef with the Chopped Onion. Add in the Salt, Pepper, Garlic Powder, and Onion Powder.
- 5
Drain the Ground Beef mixture and put into roasting pan or disposable aluminum lasagna pan.
- 6
To the Ground Beef Mixture: Add 1 12 oz. Bag of Frozen Corn and 1 cup Shredded Cheddar Cheese (reserve the remaining 1/2 Cup Cheese for Topping the casserole). Stir everything to blend it well.
- 7
Add the Egg Noodles to the Ground Beef Mixture, gently folding them in.
- 8
Add the remaining Tomato Soup mixture and stir gently.
- 9
Top with remaining 1/2 Cup Shredded Cheddar Cheese and French Fried Onions.
- 10
Cover in aluminum foil then Bake for 45 Minutes at 375°F Fahrenheit. Uncover and bake an additional 10-15 minutes to brown the top.
- 11
>>PAY IT FORWARD << There's enough to make an additional loaf pan to share with a neighbor that lives alone or is elderly or homebound. They can enjoy a home cooked meal without having to "cook". Cover in foil and write the heating instructions on the foil (adjusted for the smaller pan).
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