Turkey Casserole

This easy Turkey Casserole is the perfect way to use Thanksgiving leftovers! A one-dish casserole recipe that is quick and delicious thanks to the turkey pieces and stuffing topping.

This recipe is amazing with my Slow Cook Turkey Breast and fan favorite Stuffing Recipe.

Recipe Features

• EASY: I’m always searching for quick and easy dinner ideas, especially ones that help jazz up leftovers. This one takes minutes to prep and is delicious!
• Customizable: You can make this with turkey or chicken.
• Family Favorite: Super comforting and delicious casserole recipe.

If you are anything like me, I always overestimate how much turkey I really need. I make too much and end up with a mountain of extra. That is where this leftover turkey casserole comes in handy. It is such a quick and easy way to use turkey without food waste. Creamy, delicious, and approved by my pickiest eater. You can even use slightly dry turkey in this recipe, so don’t toss out any overcooked birds!

Serve this belly warming meal with a side salad, cornbread, or biscuits. You can even add a side of cranberry sauce for that full Thanksgiving feel.

Turkey Stuffing Casserole Ingredients

The ingredient list for this easy dinner is fairly short. Most uses leftovers, with the addition of a few fresh ingredients. Here is what you will need to get started:

• Turkey: Cooked and chopped. You can also use chicken in place of the turkey, making this an easy dinner that is delicious all year round.
• Cream of Chicken: I like cream of chicken soup in this recipe. However, cream of mushroom or celery is equally delicious.
• Sour Cream: This adds a delightful tang to the sauce that pairs perfectly with the poultry and the vegetables.
• Veggies: I used broccoli. It’s one of our favorite vegetables that we always have on hand. That being said, using frozen mixed veggies would be a great substitute.
• Cheese: One of my secret ingredients. Adding a good handful of cheese to the filling makes this extra rich and creamy.
• Salt and Pepper: Season to taste. I like plain ol’ salt and pepper. However, you could add garlic powder, onion powder, or any other seasoning you love.
• Stuffing: Box stuffing is what I called for in the recipe card, but you definitely could use a homemade stuffing recipe.

How To Make Thanksgiving Turkey Casserole

1. PREP: Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Mist a casserole dish with cooking spray and set aside. If using fresh broccoli, parboil by placing in a saucepan and boiling for 3 minutes. This makes sure the broccoli cooks completely as the dish is in the oven. Follow the directions for preparing the stuffing.
2. MIX: Stir together the turkey, cream of chicken soup, sour cream, broccoli, and cheese. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Spread into the bottom of your prepared dish and top with the prepared stuffing.
3. BAKE: Bake for 30 minutes, or until the stuffing is lightly browned and the filling is bubbly.

Helpful Tools

• Casserole Dish: Nothing is as comforting as a casserole. Having a set of casserole dishes (affiliate) is key to getting that even bake and beautiful presentation.
• Mixing Bowls: I am currently OBSESSED with this set of nesting mixing bowls (affiliate). They stack perfectly which takes up less space in your cabinets! They also come with lids, which means you can have even more food storage!
• Silicone Spatulas: If you don’t have a set of silicone spatulas (affiliate), I highly recommend in adding them to your kitchen.

Still Hungry? Follow One Sweet Appetite on Instagram, Pinterest, and Facebook!

Sharing is caring!