Macaroni Corn Bake makes a great side dish! Very easy to prepare and was loved by all in my home. You can really stretch your budget with pasta and when you can sneak in a veggie then it makes it even better. Macaroni Corn Bake is a delicious side, and it is great when you can sneak in a veggie in your side dish! You can sub the corn for peas or carrots if you want and I have even added ground beef or ham to make it a complete meal.
Hope you enjoy this one my family sure does. It could be served with Country Style Pork Chops. You could substitute another veggie too - maybe peas or carrots!
Macaroni Corn Bake
Ingredients
- 2 cups grated cheese
- 1 box dry macaroni or any pasta from your stockpile
- 1 box Velveeta cheese
- 2 cans rotel, optional
- 1 can corn
Instructions
- Boil water and cook noodles until al dente
- Cook ground beef until brown and drain fat.
- Add drained ground beef to the noodles.
- Add Velveeta to the noodles and cook on low until melted.
- Add additional cheese and rotel if desired and stir.
- Transfer mixture to a 9x13 or disposable pan.
- Bake covered at 350 for 30 minutes.
- Uncover and stir then bake an additional 30 minutes uncovered.
- Serve with garlic bread and salad and enjoy.
Notes
Other Recipes You May Enjoy:
Crockpot Applesauce
Crockpot Bacon Cheese Potatoes
Crockpot Buffalo Dip
Pumpkin Roll
Chick-fil-A Lemonade Recipe
FREEZER MEALS RECIPES AND IDEAS:
8 Crockpot Freezer Meals in 2 hours plan
10 Healthy Slow Cooker Freezer Meal Plan
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Deb
I tried this corn and pasta dish last night. I liked it a lot although the pasta did not cook consistently. Perhaps my oven. I would make this again, but I would cook the pasta separately to just before al dente and add some chopped bacon and a bit of chopped pickled jalapeno to balance out some of the sweetness of the corn.