Bake it all in a casserole dish and bring it with you to add some spicy flair to your next potluck. The same goes for the type of tortilla - flour, wheat or rice work just fine. The recipe calls for zucchini, mushrooms, bell peppers and onions, but you can sub in whatever type of veggie suits your fancy. If you’re looking for a simple, customizable meal to please vegetarians at the party, look no further than this meatless enchilada casserole. Vegetarian Enchilada Casserole Simple Swaps Throw this in a Tupperware to bring to the party or transport it right in the skillet. Not to mention that a box of pasta is extremely affordable and can feed a crowd. Simply start by cooking the chicken in a skillet, then add the sauce, pasta and veggies and you’ve got a flavorful one-pot meal in 20 minutes. This one-pot meal cooks chicken, pasta and veggies in one pan. Best of all, this casserole can be made days in advance and reheated when it’s time to eat! Chicken Florentine with Sun-Dried Tomatoes Nourished Simply Admittedly, roasting the sweet potatoes ahead of time adds about 20 minutes to the prep work, but you can omit the tubers if you’re short on time. Perfect for vegetarians, this casserole is packed with meatless protein from the black beans and cottage cheese. While most baked casseroles include some sort of pasta or grain, this recipe uses cauliflower rice instead. When you arrive, just simmer it for 5 to 10 minutes on the stove-top to warm it up! Southwestern Cauliflower Rice Casserole Jessica Levinson Make it in a cast-iron skillet, cover with aluminum foil and bring it straight to the party. Garnish with parsley and olives for a fresh and salty bite. Just one skillet is required to brown the chicken and then simmer in a tomato bath. This simple dish delivers on flavor and aroma. Plus, they taste so good that your friends will soon be referring to you as “Master Chef.” Spanish-Style Chicken in Tomato Sauce Toby Amidor Nutrition Not only can many of these recipes be made ahead of time, they are also extremely easy to transport and reheat. With the help of new tools like the Instant Pot (and not-so-new tools, like a good old slow cooker, skillet or casserole dish) whipping up a one-dish wonder for a party is easier than ever.

The word ‘casserole’ may conjure up not-so-tasty memories of your mom throwing noodles, meat and sauce into a baking dish to create her famous “Casserole Surprise.” But with the rise in popularity of one-pot recipes, casseroles are making a comeback in a big way.Īs a matter of fact, you’ve probably been invited to one or more potluck dinners this holiday season - they are a popular way to celebrate with colleagues at the office, your monthly book club or a group of friends.

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