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This super cheesy, crunchy topped hash brown casserole is truly The Best Funeral Potatoes Ever! The combination of sour cream, onions, garlic and that buttery top all meld together with the potatoes for a side dish perfect for any occasion.
These easy and delicious Funeral Potatoes (also called cheesy potatoes) are a cheesy hash brown casserole that makes the perfect warm side dish for any meal, holiday dinner, or potluck.
This irresistible Funeral Potatoes Recipe is a creamy, cheesy, potato hotdish casserole filled with shredded hash browns and onions and topped with a crispy cornflake topping. It's the perfect side dish for holidays, potlucks, and family dinners.
Family-favorite funeral potatoes are creamy, cheesy, and crispy on top. It's perfect for holidays and is the ultimate comfort food!
Funeral potatoes are a baked casserole dish of hash browns, cream, and cheese topped with cornflakes. The ingredients are enough to tell you how incredibly rich, cheesy, and delectable this casserole is.
Ree Drummond's funeral potatoes from Food Network are extra comforting with lots of cheese and even potato chips.
Funeral Potatoes are an easy casserole dish with hashbrowns, cheese, sour cream, and condense soup. This recipe is topped off with a buttery cornflake crust. We love funeral potatoes because they are creamy, cheesy, and so delicious.
55 mins. Servings: 10. Yield: 1 (9x13-inch) casserole. Jump to Nutrition Facts. Jump to recipe. Don’t let its name fool you: This cheesy funeral potato recipe is perfect for any occasion. What Are Funeral Potatoes? Funeral potatoes is a Midwestern dish made with hash browns or cubed potatoes, cheese, and canned cream soup.
Funeral Potatoes…everyone has a recipe for this popular hash brown casserole! Here is my funeral potatoes recipe that I’ve been making for years and that has become a family favorite. Creamy, cheesy and onion-y. Perfect for any Sunday Supper, Christmas, Easter dinner, potluck or just because!
This recipe is known as funeral potatoes because it’s traditionally served at funeral dinners. It’s a great dish for that occasion because of its ease and ability to serve a crowd. It’s the ultimate comfort food and suitable for funeral luncheons and special occasions.