Just leave the meat out of it.
I’ve never had or heard of hash brown casserole before. Sounds like something my daughter might like. But she’s vegan. So no meat, no dairy, no eggs, etc.
My MIL is Indian and doesn't eat meat for religious reasons. She like, many Indians, think fake meat doesn't make sense because there's plenty delicious ways to make vegetarian food without pretending to eat meat. I tend to agree with her.MIL?
No no mom, that's that new FAKE meat. It's totally realistic isn't it? If I didn't know any better, I'd say that was real sausage.
Thanks for the advice but she's not vegan. She uses cow milk products all the time but she doesn't eat eggs or meat.Don't let that stop you...any cream sauce can be replicated with a vegan butter/flour roux, minced garlic, salt/pepper, nutritional yeast, and rice milk...and then a sour cream/cream cheese element can be replaced by Tofutti's sour cream/cream cheese (best there are for those 2 "fake" products if you can't have tree nuts, either - if you can, the cashew based ones tend to be the other "best").
I'd post a hashbrown casserole recipe that was vegan and tree nut free, but I do it by taste/feel, so I can post the ingredients, but no measurements b/c I don't measure...
Thanks for the advice but she's not vegan. She uses cow milk products all the time but she doesn't eat eggs or meat.
This is my go to also. Took it to a potluck once, and it was instantly gone and requested for the next few years.I’ve used this one before and it’s really good:
https://www.pauladeen.com/recipe/creamy-hash-brown-casserole/
Most of the recipes I see call for cream of chicken soup. What would be an acceptable meat free substitute?