Chili Popover Casserole
I liked this recipe so much I decided to give it it's own post.
It's started with the Pizza Popover Casserole recipe from Feeding My Kid. As I started to pull everything out to make this for dinner one night, I realized that we'd already had a pizza-fied meal the night before. We like pizza and all, but two nights in a row is a bit much. I wracked my brain and decided that I could easily modify it to have more of a Southwest flavor.
I seasoned the ground beef accordingly and tossed in a small jar of tomato paste instead of pizza sauce. I also added in a bunch of shredded cabbage just to bulk it up and add more veggies. Yes, that sounds weird, but it really was good. I find that cooked cabbage doesn't have that much of a taste and can often work well in a variety of dishes. It's a cruciferous veggie and its CHEAP!
I used the Namaste Gluten Free Perfect Flour Blend for the crust (with seasoning mixed in) and voila!
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Everyone seemed to enjoy it and it made for great leftovers. Next time, I'm going to try this with a gluten-free cornbread top!
It's started with the Pizza Popover Casserole recipe from Feeding My Kid. As I started to pull everything out to make this for dinner one night, I realized that we'd already had a pizza-fied meal the night before. We like pizza and all, but two nights in a row is a bit much. I wracked my brain and decided that I could easily modify it to have more of a Southwest flavor.
I seasoned the ground beef accordingly and tossed in a small jar of tomato paste instead of pizza sauce. I also added in a bunch of shredded cabbage just to bulk it up and add more veggies. Yes, that sounds weird, but it really was good. I find that cooked cabbage doesn't have that much of a taste and can often work well in a variety of dishes. It's a cruciferous veggie and its CHEAP!
I used the Namaste Gluten Free Perfect Flour Blend for the crust (with seasoning mixed in) and voila!
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Yum![/caption]Everyone seemed to enjoy it and it made for great leftovers. Next time, I'm going to try this with a gluten-free cornbread top!
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