Biscuit Meatball Casserole

Can I just say one of the perks of the kids getting older is them learning to cook! I know growing up I didn’t help much in the kitchen, my mom ran a daycare out of the home so she was particular about the kitchen. While I can’t really blame her it’s been important to me to have my kids in the kitchen whenever possible. This Biscuit Meatball Casserole is a perfect recipe for the kids to be in the kitchen making on their own and learning from. (I have included affiliate links to products I love. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.)

Now while they are learning more I do I still do get nervous about it, Michael has been making it a point to make the family dinner once a week, so easy casseroles are perfect for him to make for dinner. I will talk him through the steps and he can pull off dinner! Plus this Biscuit Meatball Casserole dinner was a double win because all three kids loved it!

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Biscuit Meatball Casserole Ingredients

• Enough meatballs to cover the bottom of your casserole pan (I used my Corningware pans to make them), I used about 20 for the two pans we made
• 1 jar of spaghetti sauce or more if you like extra sauce
• Cheddar Cheese I used about 2 cups worth this will vary with how cheese you like your casserole to be
• Frozen biscuits- I used buttermilk ones be sure they won’t be super thick or they may not cook all the way through and be doughy

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Biscuit Meatball Casserole Directions

Place frozen meatballs on a cookie sheet spread out on parchment paper.

Bake according to the directions or make your own meatballs for the recipe.

The last five minutes the meatballs are cooking I started to prepare the casserole

Spray your pan with a nonstick spray and set the oven to 350 degrees

Once the meatballs are down cover the bottom of your casserole pan or pans with meatballs

Cover meatballs with spaghetti sauce and then sprinkle with cheese to taste

Place frozen biscuits on top of the meatballs to cover them

Bake for about 30 minutes at 350 degrees and check the biscuits that they are done.

While it’s not pretty to look at the kids devoured this and loved it!!

What is your favorite thing to make with meatballs?

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Biscuit Meatball Casserole

This Biscuit Meatball Casserole is so easy to make for dinner and the kids are sure to love it as well!! Perfect for a school night frugal dinner!  

Course Entree

Cuisine Amercian

Keyword casserole, meattball

Prep Time 5 minutes

Cook Time 30 minutes

Total Time 35 minutes

Ingredients

• Enough meatballs to cover the bottom of your casserole pan
• 1 jar of spaghetti sauce or more if you like extra sauce
• Cheddar Cheese I used about 2 cups worth this will vary with how cheese you like your casserole to be
• Frozen biscuits- I used buttermilk ones be sure they won't be super thick or they may not cook all the way through and be doughy

Instructions

1. Place frozen meatballs on a cookie sheet spread out on parchment paper.
2. Bake according to the directions or make your own meatballs for the recipe.
3. The last five minutes the meatballs are cooking I started to prepare the casserole
4. Spray your pan with a non stick spray and set oven to 350 degrees
5. Once the meat balls are down cover the bottom of your casserole pan or pans with meatballs
6. Cover meatballs with spaghetti sauce and then sprinkle with cheese to taste
7. Place frozen biscuits on top of the meatballs to cover them
8. Biscuit Meatball Casserole Layering With Biscuits
9. Bake for about 30 minutes at 350 degrees and check the biscuits that they are done.

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