The EASIEST $5 Casserole Dinners. Cheap and Easy Casseroles for Busy Nights!

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Are you on a tighter budget right now? Your dinners don’t have to suffer because of it! Are you ready to make some amazing casseroles with only a $5 budget? Watch as we make 3 of our favorite, EASY, $5 casseroles.

00:00 EASY, $5 Casseroles

00:11 The first one is our Brown Sugar Overnight French Toast:
You like don’t even need syrup on this thing. Mmm, so good. Five outta five on this one.

04:20 Pizza Casserole Recipe:

08:12 Biscuits and Gravy Casserole:
The next recipe I’m making is biscuits and gravy casserole. You guys, biscuits and gravy is the thing that I order whenever I go to restaurants, so I’m so excited for this.

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33 thoughts on “The EASIEST $5 Casserole Dinners. Cheap and Easy Casseroles for Busy Nights!

  1. I dont think anything is $5 any more. You cant buy eggs where I live for $3.00 a dozen, more like 4.50. I think you need to redu your amounts.

  2. I think one of the really interesting things with this is seeing the difference in food costs between you living in the US, and me living in Ontario, Canada. I think we are closer to $10, but they are still very budget friendly! (And they look amazing as well!)

  3. Ma'am on yr $5.00 meals here . I just want to clean up this mess that all these people are throwing out here on me. I was just pointing out how high food has gone up . Just giving my opinion on how high groceries is period not meaning nothing to you personally put they are being rude to me thinking I'm being rude to you I'm not. Forgive me if you take it that way too. 🙏 Just giving my opinion on how high groceries is .

  4. Pregnant with baby #3 on the way and I need simplified recipes that are family friendly love you and your recipes and can’t thank you and your sisters enough for all you do to make my life easier when it comes to ideas to feed my family!! I’m asking for the membership for Christmas 🙂 lol

  5. No thickening in the gravy? Flour was right there but you didn’t use it in the demo. More work than convenience with the B&G casserole. Good luck with your spice line I’m looking forward to trying a couple of them.

  6. Unfortunately our Walmart went up on groceries this past week, but these dishes are still inexpensive and delicious! Thank you for the recipes and ideas. I’m drooling over the biscuits and gravy!

  7. Great recipes ty! It is lots of sugar and flour though. Old school I realize but both cause inflammation. Fats are not the culprit as we use to think.

  8. I have to laugh at the $5 price for the recipe. It's really funny because eggs in our area is $4.69/dozen. The whole thing is getting ridiculous with prices raising on every thing . Love your channel and your recipes.

  9. Am I missing the part where you add flour to the biscuits and gravy?! I’ve watched over and over and I see the flour is beside you but no mention of it. When I made it, it was all liquid and meat, it was not thick like flour would have made it.

  10. I think I’d love this biscuits and gravy more than the one I make. The recipe I use has layers of the biscuits, sausage, and prepared packaged sausage gravy topped with scrambled eggs and cheese. It is actually really good but I’d just like biscuits and gravy plain. Great ideas, gals!

  11. I love these recipes……. though in Canada, I would have to call these $19.99 meals lol Obviously not your fault. Thanks for sharing!!

  12. I need recipes which provide the necessary dish capacities. Using a typical 9×13 dish (i.e., 2.5 quarts) will usually provide enough space for most casserole recipes but will a recipe fill it 1/2 of the way? 2/3? 3/4? all the way? I need recipes with a beginning volume (i.e., capacity) of 6 cups, to fit in my 6-cup dish which fits into my counter top oven, In that you prepared the recipes, it is a shame that, at that time, you did not measure the pre-cooked volume in your pan. That would have been so helpful in that I would know how I needed to adjust the various recipes in order to get the 6 cups I need. Unfortunately you did not do that and, consequently, I cannot take the time to consider any of your recipes.

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