Dump-and-Bake Kentucky Hot Brown Casserole

By: Blair Lonergan from theseasonedmom.com

By: Blair Lonergan from theseasonedmom.com

"There’s no need to boil the pasta! Just dump-and-bake these simple ingredients for an easy Kentucky Hot Brown Casserole that’s loaded with turkey (or chicken), bacon, tomatoes, and a creamy sauce. It’s the perfect dish for weeknight dinners and Derby Day celebrations! Since the Kentucky Hot Brown sandwich is a classic in Louisville, I decided to turn the same flavors into a simple one-dish casserole that would be ideal for Derby Day potlucks or quick dinners. The pasta in this Kentucky Hot Brown Casserole replaces the bread in the sandwich, while the turkey (or chicken), tomatoes, bacon, cream sauce and cheese are still left in tact. The end result is a cozy, crowd-pleasing comfort food dinner that’s a delicious twist on the original!"

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Serves8 people

Preparation Time10 min

Cooking Time45 min

Cooking Vessel Size9 x 13 Baking Dish

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AuntKarolyn

Sep 06, 2017

I have never heard of Hot brown Sandwiches or anything else but I came across this Dump-and-Bake Kentucky Hot Brown Casserole recipe I decided to give it a try. I liked the idea of using Alfredo sauce and diced tomatoes, and bacon...how bad could it be? Well, I became an instant fan. This recipe is easy to make, and the flavors a delightful. Way to go Kentucky.