Matryoshka seemed to think it's good!
As a side note, the Matryoshka is actually a set of nesting measuring cups. Functional, space-saving, and cute!
Ingredients:
*Frozen hash brown cubed potatoes (1 2 lb bag)
*Sour cream (1 16 oz carton)
*Cream of chicken soup (1 10 3/4 oz can)
*Shredded cheese (2 cups - cheddar, sharp, or whatever you prefer)
*Corn flakes (2 cups)
*Butter, melted (1/4 cup)
*Chopped onions (1/2 cup) - optional (I skip the onions)
3 quart casserole dish or 9 x 13 glass pan
Prepare:
1) Thaw potatoes - the recipe said you can use them while still frozen, but this has never worked for me. I usually just put the bag of frozen potatoes in the refrigerator the night before I'm ready to make them.
2) Preheat oven at 350 degrees
3) Grease casserole dish
Directions:
1) Combine sour cream, soup, cheese, (and onions if you choose to use them) in a large bowl. Just stir it all together.
2) Add potatoes to mixture and stir it up.
4) In a separate bowl, melt butter. I usually do about 10 or 15 seconds at a time until completely melted.
5) Add corn flakes to the melted butter and mix it up to give the corn flakes a good coating of the melted butter.
6) Sprinkle the corn flakes all over the top of the mixture in the pan.
7) Bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour. Remove from heat and let cool a bit. Then serve and enjoy.
I'm super hungry now just from looking at all these pictures. Yum!
Originally posted by Adventures in DIY
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Those nesting measuring cups are too cute!! Our family makes a hash brown casserole pretty much just like this...SO GOOD!! Now I'm hungry too! Looks fantastic! ;)
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How many people, would you say, this feeds?
ReplyDeleteWith this recipe, it fills up a 9x13 pan, so my guess would be about 6 people?
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