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What to Serve with Casseroles

Because even a one-pot meal can feel a little lonely sometimes.
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If Your Casserole Has a Lot Going On
There's a lot of joy in a jumble of Tater Tots, mushrooms, ground beef and cheese; a tangle of leeks, chicken, Gouda and Ritz crackers; or, a deeply flavored combo of shrimp, white beans, wine and bread crumbs. Instead of trying to compete with these masterpieces, keep it simple with a salad, such as a basic Caesar. Its fresh crunch will complement rather than overpower the main event.

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Published 05/12/2016
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