Shoepeg corn casserole

Shoepeg Corn and Green Bean Casserole with Buttery Ritz Crackers…the only side dish recipe you really need for Thanksgiving. Think the sou...

We cannot deny our love for creamy casseroles. When it’s been a long day and you’re in need of some comfort food, a dish like this is sure to do the trick. If you can’t

Shoepeg Corn and Green Bean Casserole with Buttery Ritz Crackers…the only side dish recipe you really need for Thanksgiving. Think the sou...

Shoepeg Corn Casserole is a delightful blend of sweet corn and creamy, cheesy goodness, all baked to perfection in one comforting dish. It’s not heavy or overly rich either. I think it’s a perfect dish for potlucks or holiday gatherings, and if you’re not a fan of corn, feel free to substitute it with your favorite vegetable. It will still be undeniably delicious! If you’re looking for a light & savory side dish that’s not overly complicated, you’ve come to the right place. When you make a…

This baked creamed corn casserole recipe is SO good you'll want to scrape the dish clean! Best of all the corn casserole recipes I've tried.

Corn has always been a staple at Thanksgiving feasts, and no dinner would be complete without it. That’s why Southern Corn Pudding is a must—it’s rich, indulgent, and reminiscent of a delicate corn soufflé or custard. Despite its impressive appearance, it’s surprisingly simple to prepare, taking just five minutes to get it oven-ready. This recipe

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This shoepeg corn casserole includes onion, celery, bell pepper, corn, and green beans with a cheese and creamy sauce, then topped with buttery crackers.

Looking for the perfect side dish to impress your guests this Thanksgiving? Paula Deen’s Corn Casserole Recipe is a delicious blend of sweet corn, creamy goodness, and buttery flavor. Save this recipe for your holiday feast and make your Thanksgiving table unforgettable!

This comforting side dish makes a creamy accompaniment to most any main course. Not only can you double the recipe for larger crowds, but you can use reduced-fat or low-sodium ingredients if you prefer. —Lori Talamao Baton Rouge, Louisiana