Stringbean (or Green Bean) Casseroles.

Shimus

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I've experimented with numerous different ways of cooking many types of casseroles as they often go with "Chunk meals" as I like to call them. "Chunk Meals" are any meal that requires a chunk or larger source of meat to cook (being hams, a pound of ground chuck, poultry, etc) but most casseroles I end up cooking always end back up on green bean casserole. With some crunched up fried onions as a topping with a mozzarella/cheddar cheese blend shred on the top and some garlic salt lightly sprinkled on the top and crisped again in the oven. The base is of course the green/string beans with cream of mushroom soups much like swedish meatballs in a slow cooker, cream of mushroom can pretty much add another layer of depth to a fair number of meals. When it's done, I usually end up eating more of that then actual main course.

So how about you? How do you prepare your casseroles?
 
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