Green Bean Casserole Over Mashed Potatoes
A delicious spin on a classic! Turn this favorite holiday green bean side dish into a meal!
Green bean casserole is one of them iconic, traditions that many of us will soon be enjoying over the holiday season. I know our family has been enjoying this dish ever since my first Thanksgiving day meal. Rather than just serving up some drained green beans she was always sure to whip up a nice family-sized green bean casserole to accompany our turkey, and dressing like mashed potatoes.
That recently got me thinking. Mashed potatoes and green bean casserole are my two favorite holiday side dishes so why not combine them and make a meal out of them? That is where my Bean Casserole over mashed potatoes serving idea came from. Enjoying some Green Bean Casserole Over Mashed Potatoes is fun and super tasty!
I am not sure about your family but I know mine are more apt to enjoy a meal that looks nice, and is “fun”. These Green Bean Casserole Over Mashed Potatoes are just that are actually so hearty that they make a complete meal! I love the flavor of French’s® Crispy Fried Onions over some fresh red bliss mashed potatoes. Plus the creamy green bean casserole underneath is just way too good!
Wanting to prepare Green Bean Casserole Over Mashed Potatoes for your family? All these ingredients can be purchased at Walmart, here is what you’ll need:
Green Bean Casserole (serves 12)
- 4 cans of Del Monte® Green Beans
- 2 cans of Campbell’s® Condensed Cream of Mushroom Soup
- (2) 2/3 of a cup of French’s® Crispy Fried Onions
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1 teaspoon of black pepper
- 2 tablespoons of soy sauce
- 8-10 small/medium red bliss potatoes
- 1/2 cup of milk
- 3 tablespoons of butter
- salt & pepper to taste
Scrub, and cut potatoes into small pieces, and add them to a large stock pot of boiling water
Boil until fork tender
Once boiled, drain water, and add in butter, and spices; slowly add in milk and mash until potatoes are fluffy.
For casserole, drain the liquid from the green beans
Pour all ingredients with the exception of one 2/3 cup of French’s® Crispy Fried Onions (save for topping) into the casserole dish, and stir
Bake for 25 minutes at 350 degrees
Remove, and top with remaining French’s® Crispy Fried Onions and bake for 5 minutes
On serving dishes, place a small amount of casserole on each plate and then top with tater mountains, and a few French’s® Crispy Fried Onions -Enjoy!
To make a large batch of this recipe, simply bake the green bean casserole with the mashed potatoes over it, and then top with crispy onions.
This recipe is perfect for chilly days, or the holiday season. It is easily re-heated, and makes for delicious leftovers.
Next time you are in Walmart, be sure to check out the end cap near the Delmonte Green Beans! There should be a tv screen that will be airing awesome green bean casserole twists like the one above!
Amber Edwards says
I can’t believe we never thought about this before! But this dish is perfect because everyone at our thanksgiving table always puts the green bean casserole with the mashed potatoes anyway! Why not just serve it that way!
lisa says
I think this may be my new fave way to have green beans! Why have I not thought to do this before?! Everyone will be delightfully surprised this Thanksgiving!
Scarlet says
One year my cousin brought the green bean casserole over to my house for Thanksgiving and it has been a staple ever since. This sound like a fun twist.
Chelley @ A is For Adelaide says
How delicious and perfect for Thanksgiving! Those little portions are perfect!
Marcie W. says
This is the ultimate definition of comfort food! I know this type of combination is popular during the holidays but I could easily enjoy this all year around.
LauraOinAK says
That looks like a great combination to make. Plus, you have it looking so pretty.
Dawn Lopez says
I’m spending so much time at Walmart these days I’m starting to feel like I live there. I love this recipe! Thanks for the share.
Bra says
I have honestly never had green bean casserole! This looks delicious though!
Ty @ Mama of 3 Munchkins says
Two of my favorite foods; green beans and mashed potatoes. I bet they taste amazing together. I can’t believe I’ve never thought of this.
Becky Ryan-Willis says
I agree Green Bean casserole is a favorite in our family. I never thought about serving them this way, but it’s genius!
My question, which I hope doesn’t sound dumb, do you always boil the water for any potatoes you boil before adding the potatoes? I have always put the potatoes in a pot in cold water then boil. I just wondered if you found that your potatoes are better? Thank you for sharing!
Amy says
Honestly, it is a matter of preference, and uniform boiling. Bottom line, it doesn’t really matter lol!!
Dogvills says
What a great idea for green beans. I will add this to my thanksgiving menu.