Easy Casserole Cookbook - Paperback

by Chef Maggie Chow (Author)

It's not a dump dinner. But it is pretty close. Layer your baking dishes with these specific ingredients. Put it in oven, and forget about it! These are the easiest but best tasting casseroles...

Get your copy of the best and most unique Casserole recipes from Chef Maggie Chow!

So besides dump dinners casseroles are some of the easiest ways of cooking for either a larger family, or cooking for multiple days. Casseroles are very easy. You will need a bowl and a baking dish most times.

With just a few minutes of prep time you will honestly be amazed at the number of casseroles you can make and how powerful the resulting meals are! You will absolutely love a Creamy Corn casserole if you enjoy savory and buttery tastes.

If you like the spice you should try a Mexican casserole. There are so many possibilities that casseroles may become a staple in your home.

This cookbook is 20 days of casseroles for the lover of new and exciting things!

Come and take a Casserole adventure with Chef Maggie Chow and the Easy Casserole Cookbook. Don't let your oven sit unused. Put it to work!

Here is a Preview of the Recipes You Will Learn:

• Yam and Walnut Casserole
• Pancake Breakfast Casserole
• Cream of Hasbrown Casserole
• Mexican Casserole
• Lebanese Inspired Casserole
• Much, much more!

Pick up this cookbook today and get ready to make some interesting and great tasting Casseroles!

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Author Biography

Maggie Chow or Chef Maggie Chow as she likes to be called. Is the author and creator of your favorite Easy Cookbooks and The Effortless Chef Series. Maggie is a lover all things related to food. Interestingly she is a vegetarian and prefers to avoid meat. So rest assured that her veggie based recipes will be delicious! But don't worry because she is master of cooking savory and delicious meat based meals as well. Maggie loves nothing more than finding new recipes, trying them out, and then making them her own, by adding or removing ingredients, tweaking cooking times, and anything to make the recipe not only taste better, but be easier to cook. Check out Maggie's Facebook, Twitter, and her blog and be sure to like and subscribe!