Turkey Stuffing Casserole Recipe – Great For Leftover Thanksgiving Turkey

This turkey stuffing casserole recipe has 4 ingredients and is semi-homemade. I use some pre-made ingredients in order to save some time, but the end product tastes absolutely homecooked. You know, that’s my kind of style.

I don’t have time to slave away in front of the stove all day. I want that “fill your soul” kind of feeling without all the work. This turkey stuffing casserole will give your family that exact feeling and more.

Turkey Stuffing Casserole Recipe

Casseroles are not just reserved for Thanksgiving. You can enjoy them all year long. In fact, I absolutely love to make casseroles whenever I can. There’s something so simple about serving one dish to my family at the dinner table.

Makes it nice and easy when it comes to clean up at the end of the meal. This recipe is hearty and filled with vegetables. You can mix and match whatever flavors you’d like, but the construction is pretty much the same.

Don’t feel like having turkey today? Put in chicken and this recipe will still work. Whatever you use, just make sure it’s cooked before making this casserole. You can also swap the turkey gravy for chicken gravy. The choice is yours.

Turkey Casserole Recipe

Comfort food works best in the winter. I’m not quite sure why that is? But it’s true. Onto the recipe – you are going to be shocked when you see how simple it all is! And isn’t that what we are all after these days? Simple – good food? That’s all I want. 

Long gone are the days where I am whipping out all my old cookbooks and tearing through my 87 pots and pans trying to recreate the ultimate masterpiece that I swear will win me my own cooking show.

I literally just want to make great food that my family will love without breaking a sweat. Am I alone here?

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Ingredients:

• 3 cups chopped cooked turkey
• 1 package, 12 oz, frozen broccoli, cauliflower and carrots (keep frozen or thaw)
• 1 jar, 12 oz, turkey gravy
• 1 box, 6 oz, stuffing mix, cooked/prepared

Directions:

Preheat oven to 375. Grease a 2-quart casserole dish with nonstick cooking spray.

Add turkey, vegetables, and gravy to your dish. Remember, you do not need to thaw out your vegetables for this recipe if you are using a frozen package. They will cook on their own in the oven. Mix well.

Top with stuffing. Make sure you cover the entire dish. Bake for 30-35 minutes uncovered or until the dish is heated through. Serves 4-6

Tips and Variations

• Consider serving with a side of cranberry sauce.
• To store, use an airtight container. Refrigerate up to three days.
• Swap out the turkey for pre-cooked chicken. You can also add additional vegetables if you have them on hand.
• Looking for more crunch? Top with a handful of pine nuts before baking.
• Reserve additional gravy on the side for topping.

Tools needed to make this recipe:

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• 2-quart casserole dish – For this recipe, we opted for a 2-quart casserole dish. This one is just perfect and will run you around $12.
• Skillet to brown the ground turkey – You need a good skillet because it’s something that I turn to over and over again. This is a great choice for a fair price.
• Microwavable Measuring Cup – This is a kitchen staple for me. I use it to microwave everything I need as well as to measure, to whisk, to pour. You name it and I use it. It’s my go-to kitchen product.

Looking for more casserole dishes?

• Spinach And Egg Noodle Casserole
• Chicken Broccoli Cheese Casserole Recipe
• Easy Ham And Pasta Casserole 
• Easy Pizza Casserole 
• How to Boil Artichokes
• Cheesy Potato Casserole Recipe

Well, what do you think? Willing to give this one a shot? Do you love casserole recipes as much as I do? Leave a comment below and let me know what you think! And while you are at it, be sure to check out these fun facts about turkeys so you have a few quirky things to say at the dinner table on the big.