
For this recipe, I needed to use up some of my Pumpkins from last year so I cooked them all and froze some of it and the rest I used for this bulk casserole recipe. I made 6 smallish casseroles out of the Pumpkin I had and ingredients and scaled the recipe down below to 1 Medium sized casserole dish. All but one of my casseroles had Venison Roast in them. I made one Vegetarian for my neighbor. Great to make ahead and wait to bake until you are ready for your meal or just to freeze and make a freezer meal out of it and Bake it when you thaw it out or give as a gift.
Feel free to mix and match ingredients. This is a whatever you have on hand kind of recipe and not written in stone. Great for those of you who like to experiment!
{Yield: 1 - 9 by 11 sized Casserole Dish}
Winter Squash Casserole with Cheese and Veggies + Venison Meat or Vegetarian Version:
Ingredients:
2 C Baked/Cooked Winter Squash of Choice (I used Pumpkin)
1 Box Stuffing Mix or 6 Slices of Bread of Choice Torn into small pieces (I used a mixture of Stuffing Mix and Sourdough Bread) ***To make it Keto Friendly, you may leave this out and just stick to rest of ingredients.
2 carrots, chopped and steamed
2 celery stalks, chopped and steamed
1 C chopped frozen broccoli
1/2 C chickpeas
1 C chopped Mushrooms
1 lb Venison Roast Meat, cooked and seasoned (I used some frozen and already cooked)
1/2 C chopped onions
1/2 Stick Butter
2 Cloves Garlic, chopped fine
1/2 Medium sized bell pepper
1/2 C Cheese of Choice (I used Dutch Country Mozzarella Cheese), chopped into small pieces.
1 1/2 C Red Sauce (I used Tomato Sauce)
1/3 Cup Fresh Parsley
1/3 C Chopped Black Olives
1 C Sour Kraut or 1 C Cooked Chopped Cabbage + 4 T Vinegar (I used Sour Kraut)
2 Eggs, beaten + 3 T Water
1/3 Cup Plain Yogurt or Sour Cream (I used Plain Yogurt)
1 C Cooked Rice of Choice
Herbal Seasonings, Herbal Seasoning Salt and/or Pepper to taste
Directions:
When done, take out of oven and allow to cool for a bit. Take a picture of your creation and Enjoy! Keeps for several days in the fridge. Leftovers may be frozen for future use.


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