Beef and Potato Nacho Casserole

"I got this off of another website a while ago. Good Saturday night dinner. My daughter, who doesn't really like Mexican food, loves this."
 
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Ready In:
40mins
Ingredients:
14
Serves:
8
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 350.
  • Brown beef and 1/2 cup onion in skillet, drain fat.
  • Stir in taco seasoning, water and tomato sauce.
  • Bring to a boil and simmer 5 minutes.
  • Spread meat mixture into a greased 9 x 13 pan. Top with chilies, kidney beans and potatoes.
  • In mixing bowl, combine soup, milk, remaining onion, pepper, sugar and worcestershire sauce.
  • Pour over potatoes.
  • Sprinkle with paprika.
  • Cover with foil and bake 15 minutes.
  • Uncover and bake another 5-10 until lightly browned.
  • Allow to stand 10 minutes before cutting into squares.

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Reviews

  1. Unfortunately, this wasn't a hit with us. Usually I think I can fix a recipe with just a little of this or that, but this one was just completely off the mark with us. The cooking time in the recipe was way too short (which I knew from reading the reviews). I went right by the recipe, and I ate mine in a bowl, and my husband and son rolled theirs into a burrito. My 19 month old twins did enjoy it, so they got the leftovers.
     
  2. My step-daughter found this recipe in TOH magazine. We made a few changes to suit us--used hot/spicy taco seasoning in the meat. Left out the chopped green pepper and sugar. Added a little extra Worcestershire. Our recipe said cover and bake 60 minutes with the rest being the same. I don't think it would have been heated through with less cooking time. Thanks for posting.
     
  3. Made this last night when I found out we were having last minute company. I got the recipe off another site a while back. I cut the ground beef and it's ingredients in half. Cut the potatoes in half as well. Kept the top sauce the same. I used a can of Ranch style beans, rinsed because I was out of pinto beans. We all loved it. We eat a lot of mexican food here in Texas and this was something different, with the potatoes. Next time I may add a little cheese to the top. I was wishing I had some guacamole to go with it, but I served it with nachos. I think Mexicorn would be good with it too. Served 5 adults and 1 child. Thanks for posting, saved me the time!
     
  4. Great taste and something different, we really liked it! I used ground turkey instead of beef and added some shredded cheese before I put the potatoes on top of the meat. It was a little watery, I may cut back on the water in the meat next time but we will definitely have it again. Thanks Luvin Texas, the time definitely needs to be increased, I baked it 40 minutes with the cover on before uncovering and could have baked longer.
     
  5. We enjoyed this casserole. I cut the recipe in half for just the 2 of us here at home. I also changed around a few things and added a few things to replace ingredients I didn't have. I realized after I had already started the hamburger to fry that I didn't have the frozen potatoes so I used recipe#141239. I added alittle minced garlic to the hamburger meat and lefted the onions and green pepper out since they were in the recipe I subbed with. I omitted the green chilies since I didn't have any. I also used a can of cheddar cheese soup and added half a recipe of recipe#121415 to the soup to make a mexican nacho taste and used whipping cream in place of the milk for a richer flavor and I added the tomato sauce to this mix cause I failed to read to add to the hamburger with the taco seasoning. The casserole turned out GREAT and my Dh and I enjoyed it with some chicken nachos that I had made to go along with this dish. Thank you for sharing your recipe! :)
     
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  1. Great taste and something different, we really liked it! I used ground turkey instead of beef and added some shredded cheese before I put the potatoes on top of the meat. It was a little watery, I may cut back on the water in the meat next time but we will definitely have it again. Thanks Luvin Texas, the time definitely needs to be increased, I baked it 40 minutes with the cover on before uncovering and could have baked longer.
     
  2. We enjoyed this casserole. I cut the recipe in half for just the 2 of us here at home. I also changed around a few things and added a few things to replace ingredients I didn't have. I realized after I had already started the hamburger to fry that I didn't have the frozen potatoes so I used recipe#141239. I added alittle minced garlic to the hamburger meat and lefted the onions and green pepper out since they were in the recipe I subbed with. I omitted the green chilies since I didn't have any. I also used a can of cheddar cheese soup and added half a recipe of recipe#121415 to the soup to make a mexican nacho taste and used whipping cream in place of the milk for a richer flavor and I added the tomato sauce to this mix cause I failed to read to add to the hamburger with the taco seasoning. The casserole turned out GREAT and my Dh and I enjoyed it with some chicken nachos that I had made to go along with this dish. Thank you for sharing your recipe! :)
     

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OK lets see...My name is Diane and I'm married to a wonderful guy -- going on 20 years. We have 2 kids -- 1 daughter and 1 son a 70lb german shepard, a fat cat and a very snobby cat! I work a couple of days a week in the Loop and the rest of my time is spent sitting at the kids sporting events. I love to try new recipes. Luckily, hubby will try just about anything. The kids aren't so eager about that, but are generally very good sports about it!
 
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