Casseroles for Every Taste

We're mad for anything that you can bake in one dish, so we found 20 recipes that will suit any cooking style, mood or craving.

By Lynn Andriani

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The Casserole for People Who Say They Don't Like Casseroles

Crystal Cook and Sandy Pollock—better known as the Casserole Queens—have yet to meet a skeptic who isn't converted by their chicken potpie. Beyond the usual roasted chicken and vegetables, this version has white wine, tarragon and shallots.

Get the recipe: World's Greatest Chicken Pot Pie

Published on October 25, 2011

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The Smith's Mac & Cheese Recipe

Glenn Harris, executive chef and co-owner of The Smith, which has two locations in New York City, uses a shallow baking dish to make this showstopper. That means there's maximum surface area for the cheese--a mix of cheddar, fontina, gruyere and parmigiano reggiano--to brown and bubble.

Pit-Smoked Longhorn Cheddar Mac & Cheese Recipe

Elizabeth Karmel, executive chef at Hill Country Barbecue Market, which has outposts in New York and Washington, DC, has figured out a way to marry the flavor of mac and cheese with one of its classic accompaniments: smoked, barbecued meat.

Penne Pasta Quattro Formaggi with Butternut Squash and Sage

With roasted butternut squash and sage mixed in to the pasta and cheese sauce, plus a sage-breadcrumb topping, this casserole from chef Mitch Rosenthal's book "Cooking My Way Back Home" has a delightful balance of textures.