4. Cheesy Beef And Cornbread Cobbler
Who here likes cheese, beef, and corn bread? What do you think would happen if you mixed them all together into a luscious cobbler? I’ll tell you,,,magic.
Yes, magic in a ding dang pan, folks. I can’t begin to tell you just how wholesome, hearty, and tasty this recipe is. For one, whoever thought that a cobbler could be savory?
Whenever I think of cobblers I envision something fruity and dessert-like. That’s not the type of cobbler that this recipe is. You can enjoy this yummy dish as a dinnertime entree.
This is a meal that has been permanently placed on my monthly meal plan. Another thing that I like about this yummy cobbler is its southern roots. This is totally southern comfort food.
Now, when I made this cobbler there were a few things that I left out because I didn’t feel like making a run to the grocery store. As you can see from my picture I didn’t add the corn but substituted it for red beans. It turned out pretty great!
Feel free to mix and match as you see fit, but I do reccommend following the recipe exactly the first time you make this dish so you can see what it truly tastes like.
Recipe and photo courtesy of Group Recipes.
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Quick Tip: Serve this meal with fried greens or a lettuce salad.
So excited to see new casserole recipes. So bummed when EVERY SINGLE ONE had tomatoes (sauce,soup) in them – no can do tomatoes!
tried this for the first time tonight and used pizza sauce instead of tomato sauce. had hamburger with onions, pepperoni, black olives and mozzarella cheeses and it was amazing. like a deep dish pizza
This has no seasonings in it!! How can it be like pizza?? Hamburger and Tomatoes on Biscuits!! Not worth trying in my book!! My mother-in-lay taught me how to make a spaghetti pizza on a tight budget 40 years ago. Is still a family favorite!! Kids love pizza and spaghetti!! I do use package pizza crust now, instead of making it from scratch. Yours would be good and simple with some basil, oregano, garlic powder, garlic salt and Italian seasonings!! Try it!! Simple dish bumped up!!