5-Ingredient Amish-Style Ground Beef Casserole
With 5 ingredients and 30 minutes, you can make this healthy casserole recipe!
Use the flavors of Amish country to inspire your healthy cooking recipes, and make this 5-Ingredient Amish-Style Ground Beef Casserole. Best of all, this hearty ground beef casserole recipe is ready from start to finish in about 30 minutes. This Amish recipe is easy to make and is filled with hearty ingredients that will keep you feeling full.
You'll love that the flavors all come together to create the best casserole recipe ever. Each bite will leave you wanting more and more. We definitely recommend that you make this healthy casserole recipe as soon as possible. Perhaps you can make it for dinner tonight! To round out the meal, consider adding a fresh green salad or a bowl of steamed vegetables to the mix.
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Cooking Time20 min
Cooking MethodBaking
Total TimeUnder 30 minutes
Kid FriendlyYes
OccasionCasual Dinner Party, Family Get Together, Picnic
Recipe CourseMain Course
Ingredients
- 1 pound extra lean ground beef
- 6 tablespoons reduced fat cream cheese
- 1 3/4 cup mushroom soup
- 1 cup canned corn with pimento
- 1 package Pillsbury Grands! Biscuits Homestyle — Reduced Fat Golden Wheat
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Instructions
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Brown ground beef in a pan, and then drain off any excess fat.
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Mix together the cream cheese, soup, and corn in a separate bowl. Pour mixture into 2-quart casserole dish. Add beef and then top with reduced fat biscuits.Â
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Bake in a preheated 350 degrees F oven for about 20 minutes.
Notes
For this recipe, try using the Easy Cream of Mushroom Soup recipe instead of canned soup.
Additionally, you could also use the dough from the Guilt Free Cracker Barrel Style Biscuits recipe or from the KFC's Borrowed Biscuits Recipe.
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Member 1067283
Jun 19, 2015
I'm pretty sure that during the depression, the only ingredient they would have had...Maybe...would be Full fat ground beef and possibly the mushroom soup. People shouldn't label this a Depression Era recipe.
FaveHealthyRecipes Editor
Jun 24, 2015
This is a depression era-inspired recipe. Even though it doesn't come straight from the 1930s, we still think you'll love this casserole!
amatlin
Apr 23, 2015
I really enjoyed this casserole and loved how they lightened up the recipe. I would just add a little more ground beef. I feel like each bite could have used more meat. The flavors were wonderful and I will definitely make this again!
nashmeow
Apr 23, 2015
What a great flavor combination - plus that secret ingredient, cream cheese. Well, the secret's out, I suppose. So easy, so tasty, and quick, to boot. This recipe is definitely a keeper.
CreativityGoddess
Apr 23, 2015
I loved that this casserole didn't leave me feeling overly stuffed. The corn inside was my favorite part!
bambakes7
Apr 23, 2015
When I first saw this casserole, I thought it would be too "bready." Although the biscuit top is rather thick, the flavors of the meet and veggies work perfectly with the biscuit. It was a great combination!
FaveCrafts Editor JL
Apr 23, 2015
I don't normally like ground beef, but this was absolutely delicious! I loved the different textures and the corn was a really great (and unexpected) addition. My favorite part was the biscuits - yum!
caitlinmm
Apr 23, 2015
This was great served warm. The biscuit topping was a little too thick, but all the flavors in the casserole were tasty.
JennyBee1
Jan 21, 2013
Hi everyone, Thanks for your comments. With only three steps, this is definitely one of our easier recipes. It's meant for people with busy lifestyles that don't have time to cook a meal from scratch every night. Our site offers a wide variety of recipes, including basic food assembly ideas, to more complex recipes. Thanks for your continued support! --editors of FaveHealthyRecipes
whitedog
Jan 19, 2013
This is food assembly, not a recipe. A can of this, a box of that..... that is not cooking.
5lita5
Jan 19, 2013
I don't know about EVERYONE else, but I find whitedog's comment to be offensive. I for one, do NOT want to "cook" every night of the week & welcome recipes such as this that require a minimum of effort & measured, chopped, diced ingredients. THANK you to the site for this EASY to do recipe! It sounds delicious! I can't wait to "assemble" it. & ENJOY it! :)
5lita5
Jan 19, 2013
AND if you paid attention and kept reading you'd SEE that there are alternative MAKE them yourself ways to replace the canned soup and the refrigerated rolls. SO quick to judge! :(
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