Crunchy Beef and Broccoli Casserole

By: Judy Hannemann from bakeatmidnite.com

By: Judy Hannemann from bakeatmidnite.com

This easy, one pot meal is inspired by those familiar Chinese beef and broccoli dishes from your beloved takeout restaurant. Made with both rice and chow mein noodles, this Crunchy Beef and Broccoli Casserole is absolutely delicious. After baking in the oven, the chow mein noodles get crispy, giving this beefy, broccoli casserole a crunchy texture. The soy sauce gives it just the right amount of everyone's favorite Chinese-style seasoning. This non-traditional casserole recipe for Crunchy Beef and Broccoli Casserole would be the perfect casserole to bring to a potluck or make for a casual family dinner.

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Serves6

Cooking Time30 min

Cooking MethodOven

Cooking Vessel Size9x13-inch casserole dish

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AuntKarolyn

Sep 07, 2017

This Crunchy Beef and Broccoli Casserole is really terrific. It's not meant to be a "copy cat" recipe, it is just a tasty, inexpensive, easy to make dinner with an Asian flair that your family will love. If you want to serve something different for dinner tonight without breaking the budget, just whip up this casserole. You will be glad you did.

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Mar 27, 2017

This is a good Americanized take on beef and broccoli, when you just want to throw something together without having to babysit a hot wok. Since it uses ground beef rather than steak, it is very easy on the budget! I love the crunchy chow mein noodle topping, it is very unique. I like to use these to top soups and to add texture to salads in place of croutons.

Ruthep

Jan 07, 2017

This would be great to make the family. They love chow mein, but it is so full of salt. Cream of mushroom and cream of celery soup have low sodium versions so that might be healthier. I will check into that. I think carrots would be a good addition also.