25 Best Spring Casserole Recipes to Celebrate the Season

Spring is the season of renewal, rejuvenation, and fresh starts. It’s also the season for spring casserole recipes. 

As the days grow longer, it’s the perfect time to embrace spring’s lighter, brighter flavors.

And what better way to do that than with a delicious, filling casserole? 

From savory vegetable bakes to creamy pasta dishes. There’s no shortage of creative and satisfying recipes to try.

Today, we’ll explore some of the best spring casserole recipes.

They’re perfect for any occasion, from casual dinners to elegant springtime brunches. 

So, get ready to fall in love with these mouthwatering dishes.

1. ​​Walking Taco Casserole

When spring rolls around, we like to be outside.

We’ve been cooped up all winter and are ready to stretch our legs in the sunshine. 

Unfortunately, leisurely strolling while simultaneously eating tacos can be difficult.

Not to mention messy. Thus, the “walking taco” was born. 

This meal has all the color and flavor of your favorite taco or taco salad. But it comes in a convenient-to-eat casserole form. 

Simply scoop some out into a bowl, and you can walk and eat all day! 

2. Spring Vegetable Egg Casserole

This casserole is excellent for breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner. It’s a lot like a vegetable quiche, in fact. 

It’s light and spongy and full of garden-fresh veggie flavor.

It’s also filling and nutritious, and the feta cheese gives it the best flavor. 

3. Dump-and-Bake Spring Pasta

This incredible dump-and-bake meal is perfect for the whole family.

It’s a complete meal stuffed with chicken, pasta, cheese, and plenty of veggies.

Its great taste makes it a favorite among kids. Moms and dads love it because it’s healthy and easy to make.

You can have it ready and on the table in less than an hour. 

4. Blueberry French Toast Casserole

For anyone wondering, no, casseroles aren’t just for dinner anymore.

You can just as easily whip up one to feed the whole family at breakfast. 

Take this blueberry French toast casserole, for example. It’s the perfect combo of sweet, tangy, fruity, and decadent. 

True; it’s not necessarily the most nutritious breakfast option.

But even so, it’s a fantastic choice when you want something special to start the day. 

5. Bisquick Breakfast Casserole

Looking for a breakfast casserole that’s more savory than sweet?

Give this recipe a try. It combines all your breakfast favorites into one easy-to-make dish. 

There are hash browns, sausage, cheese, Bisquick, and more.

If you have a breakfast food lover in your house, they’ll probably appreciate it any time of day.

6. Pineapple Casserole

Do you have friends who love pineapple on pizza? How about family members who love to eat canned pears with cheese?

They’ll love this recipe. 

It has that wonderful sweet and savory balance that fruit and cheese always create.

Add a buttery Ritz cracker crumb topping to that, and wow. This is one casserole you won’t soon forget.

7. King Ranch Chicken Casserole

In the mood for something super cheesy and impossible to resist? Check out this recipe for King Ranch chicken casserole.

It’s thick and creamy with loads of south-of-the-border flavor. 

8. Ham and Cheese Casserole

Ham and cheese go together like PB&J. It’s a classic combo that everyone loves, no matter how young or old they are. 

But don’t stick to a boring old ham and cheese sandwich.

Spruce up your spring brunch with a ham and cheese casserole instead. 

It’s everything you love about the classic ham and cheese sandwich, only better. 

9. Asparagus Casserole

Want a surefire way to get your family to eat more asparagus? Turn it into a cheese-heavy asparagus casserole. 

It’s really just alfredo-covered asparagus with garlic and a crunchy breadcrumb topping.

It’s hard to resist, especially if you already love asparagus. 

10. Crab Casserole

Outside of Asian buffets, I don’t see crab casserole often.

Or at least, I didn’t see it that often until I started making it myself. 

Now, we typically have it at least once a month or more, even in the non-spring months.

It’s savory and flavorful, with lots of cheese and umami goodness. 

It’s so tasty that even the most adamant seafood haters could be persuaded to enjoy it. 

11. Baked Seafood Casserole

Of course, you don’t have to stop at crab meat. Take it up a notch with this baked seafood casserole.

It includes shrimp, scallops, and flounder along with the crab. 

It’s the perfect casserole for anyone who can never get enough seafood.

Plus, all those fresh, from-the-water flavors are ideal for spring. 

12. Tater Tot Casserole

Do you love tater tot casserole but hate making it from scratch? Then, don’t!

You can create one that’s just as yummy using frozen tater tots and a handful of other ingredients. 

This crunchy, cheesy casserole is extremely versatile. You can serve it for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

It can also act as a main course or a hearty side. Dealer’s choice! 

13. Reuben Casserole

Reuben casserole is mouthwatering and filling. It delivers all the flavors of a classic Reuben in a convenient casserole format. 

There are layers of thinly sliced corned beef, tangy sauerkraut, and Swiss cheese.

It’s all nestled between toasted rye bread with a savory Russian dressing. 

This decadent casserole is then baked to perfection.

The result is a bubbly, delicious casserole that’ll satisfy even the pickiest palates. 

14. Best Artichoke Casserole

Are you looking for a new and exciting way to serve artichokes? This artichoke casserole could be just the thing.

It requires only 5 minutes of prep work and another 30 in the oven. 

It’s a quick, simple recipe that uses fewer than 10 ingredients.

It’s also awesome. Every bite is exquisite, and the whole family will enjoy it. 

15. Sour Cream Lasagna

Believe it or not, you can make lasagna without ricotta cheese. Don’t believe me?

Just check out this recipe for sour cream lasagna. 

It’s hearty, rich, incredible lasagna without an ounce of ricotta in sight.

It has a wonderful texture, is super cheesy, and has the perfect amount of ground beef and tomato sauce.

Give it a try the next time you’re in the mood for homemade Italian food.

16. Ham and Asparagus Strata

Want to add a little more oomph to your ham and cheese casserole? Try this ham and asparagus strata instead.

It still has loads of salty ham and creamy cheese. 

However, there’s also asparagus, tarragon, and fluffy, crumbly French bread. 

It’s a wonderfully filling casserole that works well as a standalone dish.

It has your meat, dairy, grains, and veggies all in one.

17. Cheesy Carrot Casserole

Cheese and carrots may not be something you think to combine that often.

After trying this cheesy carrot casserole, you might change your mind about that. 

It’s creamy, cheesy, colorful, and carrot.

It’s an interesting casserole that not everyone has tried, and that’s what makes it so good. 

It’s something fresh and new for spring, an easy way to wow the crowd. 

18. Chicken Spaghetti Casserole

Chicken spaghetti has been one of my favorites since I was a kid.

Now that I’m [age redacted], nothing has changed. I still love it just as much as I ever did. 

It’s a lighter, cheesier version of spaghetti, and it tastes even better in casserole form.

You’ll love how rich and creamy it is, and the fresh spring veggies make it even yummier. 

It’s classic comfort food at its finest, and everyone around your table will love it.

19. Veggie-Loaded Breakfast Casserole

Looking for something with loads of flavor and no meat?

This veggie-loaded breakfast casserole is the answer to your prayers. It’s bright and colorful, with an incredibly intense flavor to match. 

You can experiment with adding or taking away veggies as you like.

But honestly, the recipe is pretty perfect, as written. My only note is to adjust the hot sauce to suit your tastes. 

A fourth of a cup is fine for some, but for others, it may be too hot.

Add it slowly and stop when you get to your desired heat level. 

20. Cabbage Roll Casserole

Speaking of heat, this cabbage roll casserole has plenty of it.

It’s especially spicy if you add a dash of Cajun seasoning with the paprika, cayenne, and other spices. 

This casserole is an easy alternative to cabbage rolls. It’s crunchy, meaty, cheesy, and delightful in every way.

I’m not even a huge cabbage person, and I can still get behind this one. 

21. Salmon Casserole

Are you a fan of salmon dip? Take it a step further, and try this salmon casserole next.

It’s actually a lot like salmon dip, but there’s more to it. 

I don’t just mean the peas and carrots, either! You’ll love this recipe’s tender pasta, creamy sauce, and crunchy Ritz crackers.

Everything about this umami-packed recipe is top-notch. 

22. Shrimp Pasta Casserole

In the mood for seafood but want something quick and easy?

You can have shrimp pasta casserole on the table in 30 minutes or less. 

It’s an easy, one-skillet meal with succulent shrimp and creamy, cheesy sauce.

Add a healthy dose of garlic for flavor, and you have a real hit on your hands. 

23. Creamy Lemon Chicken and Rice Casserole

This delicious meal is bright, zesty, filling, and nutritious. It combines two simple favorites: rice and chicken. 

It takes about an hour to make, but it’s worth the effort.

It flawlessly combines citrus and herbs for a lemon-garlic flavor that’s out of this world. 

Give it a try the next time you crave lemon pepper or garlic rotisserie chicken.

I promise that you’ll find this recipe superior. 

24. Easy Cheesy Potato Casserole

Everything you need to know about this casserole is in the name.

It’s easy, cheesy, and full of potatoes. (Oh, and it’s a casserole, of course.) 

It’s an excellent spring side dish for any occasion that takes 10 minutes of prep work.

It doesn’t require a ton of ingredients or skill in the kitchen, either. 

It’s one of those fun, easy casseroles that even a novice chef should have no trouble with. 

25. Broccoli Cheese Casserole

Broccoli cheese casserole is another of my all-time favorites.

Before I could cook for myself, I’d ask my grandma to make this for me.

Now, I can whip it up whenever I feel like it.

It’s a lusciously creamy recipe with hints of crunchiness from the broccoli and onions. 

If you want to turn it into a complete meal, you can add rice to it, as well.