Oyster Casserole

Happy Friday! I hope you are having a wonderful holiday season. Earlier this week, I shared a recipe for Hoppin' John, which is made from black eyed peas. My family and I eat a bowl of it every year on New Year's Day to bring luck for the incoming year. Today, I would like to share another food tradition (I have a bunch of foodies in my family), which is preparing an Oyster Casserole. We make this every year for either Christmas Eve or New Year's Eve. It is a wonderful dish to take to a holiday party as well. It is an elegant casserole, yet fairly simple to make.

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Do you have a favorite food tradition around the holidays? Do you have a "go to" casserole for parties? How are you ringing in the New Year? Thank you so much for stopping by, I would love to hear your thoughts, so feel free to comment below. Happy New Year to you and your family!

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31 Comments

  1. I can't say that I enjoy oysters, but my Grandfather sure does. He requests Oyster Stew all the time, and this would be an easy way to get something to him that wasn't cooking all day!

  2. Oh I wish I could come over to your house and have you teach me how to handle oysters. I have always wanted to try making them, but the scary the crap out of me so I have stay far way and this recipes sounds so good!

  3. We do have our food traditions and now that I have seen oyster casserole, and when I share it with my husband, I am sure it will be come one of ours. This sounds and looks amazing.

  4. I would love to try this. I have had oysters once or twice and this seems like a great way to try them again. Looks like a delicious recipe to ring in the new year with.

  5. I don't make many casseroles but I do have a few pinned that I plan on trying. I'll be bringing in the New Year in my PJs at home with my family this year. Lol. Happy New Year to you!

  6. I've never tried an Oyster Casserole but it sure looks and sounds worth the try.
    We don't really have a traditional family recipe but we do a lot of native food cooking at this time of the year.

    Happy new year in advance!

  7. This looks amazing!! Anything with garlic and I'm there! My mom doesn't like garlic all that much so I have to make those things myself. Thanks for sharing!

  8. I'm sure this is tasty! I wish I liked oysters. My kids would probably eat it though!

    We're having a low key New Years. Just family!

  9. I really like fried oysters. The mix of ingredients here sounds like a flavorful dish. And yes black eyed peas are traditional for New Years...I love how my Mom cooks them.

  10. honestly i hate casserole I tried making it a few times but it never taste like my mom's cooking :/ but im definitely gon try this one if its the same result of tasting weird ill give my mom the recipe to prepare lol

    P.s im not a bad cook

  11. I had oyster casserole along time ago when I went home to eat at a friend's parents house during my younger military days. It was pretty good. I would be open to making this for my family.

  12. I don't really have any New Year's traditions, but some of my family is though. This recipe looks great and i would love to try it. My husband likes to have collards and black eyed peas, but I'm not a huge fan, so i just let him have his traditions lol!

  13. This casserole looks yummy! Never tried it, but looks very delish! I dont have a go-to casserole recipe or a holiday recipe I use a lot... I like mixing it up each year!

  14. I wish I liked oysters because this looks delicious! I will have to pass it on to my oyster loving friends.

  15. I'm sure this is just as delicious as it looks. I read your Hoppin' John recipe post and it looked great, but I have to say that this Oyster Casserole looks awesome too. Pinning!

  16. My son would love this casserole. He loves anything with oysters. I'm going to show it to him later, see if he wants to make it. Thanks!

  17. Not really a go to casserole but our traditional dishes for this time of year is samosas, and curry. I also make a mean chili

  18. Our family tradition for New Year's Day morning is monkey bread for breakfast. Don't really know why, but I guess it's the kids wanting to eat really bad before I clean the cupboards of all the bad food and force them to start eating healthy! : ) This recipe looks delish!

  19. This looks so yummy! I definitely need to try this recipe out because I've never done anything like this! Great way to start off the new year!

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