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This collection of Paleo casserole recipes is sponsored by Foodie.com.
I don’t know about you, but when it’s cold and dreary and gray outside all I want to eat are warm, comforting, indulgent foods. The gooey-er and creamier the better.
Only when you don’t eat dairy, the gooey-creamy factor drops significantly. Same can be said when you don’t eat pasta. But it doesn’t have to be that way – over the course of a few years of creative eating, we’ve stumbled upon a few favorites that satisfy the comfort factor without needed the dairy or gluten. Of course, I could always use a few more winter go-tos. Here are a few Paleo {aka fits our gluten-free, dairy-free, soy-free family requirements} casseroles that sound like they’d fit the bill.

Sneak peak of what’s included:
- Blueberry French Toast Casserole {yes please}
- Creamy Spaghetti Squash Chicken Casserole
- Spicy Southwestern Casserole
- Broccoli and Chicken Casserole
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Check out 12 Comforting Paleo Casseroles
by Heather at Foodie.com
Do you have a favorite Paleo casserole?
Recipe
If there was one food I could not live without, it’d have to be lasagna.

There’s something so comforting about it- it’s the quintessential casserole.

One dish; tons of flavors. Warm gooey cheese that oozes out the side and zesty marinara that coats just about any combination of vegetables.

It’s the perfect dish. Unless, of course, you don’t eat cheese. Then what? I’ve yet to encounter a “warm, gooey” tofu…and the fake vegan dairy free cheese just doesn’t cut it in this classic comforting dish.

But after many trials and errors, I have a solution for you. Welcome back, warm, gooey lasagna.
{Psst…the husband didn’t know it was dairy free until I told him the next day…oops.
}
Ultimate Vegan Lasagna
For the Filling
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1
can cannellini beans
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1
cup
raw cashews
soaked in water for 30 mins
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2
garlic cloves
peeled
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2
T
lemon juice
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1
tbsp
Dijon mustard
-
1/4
cup
vegetable broth or water
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1
T
basil
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1/4
cup
nutritional yeast
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1/2
tsp
salt
or to taste + freshly ground black pepper
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1/2
tsp
onion powder
For the Rest
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4
cups
marinara {favorite homemade or jarred}
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1
red bell pepper
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1
cup
baby spinach
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1
pint
mushrooms
sliced
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Other veggies: zucchini
onion, etc.
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1/4
cup
almonds
ground
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1
lb
lasagna noodles
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Italian seasoning
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Black pepper
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Prepare pasta according to package directions.
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Combine filling ingredients in food processor and blend. Adjust seasonings to taste.
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Saute vegetables over medium high heat until slightly browned or cooked. Drain excess liquid. Season veggies with pepper & Italian seasoning.
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Layer marinara, noodles, filling, and veggies in 9 x 13 casserole dish. Alternate until all ingredients used.
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Top with ground almonds & Italian seasoning or basil.
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Bake at 350 for 30 minutes covered; uncover & bake 15 minutes more. Optional: Broil under high heat for last 5 minutes.
{I LOVE this lasagna with homemade fire-roasted marinara. Mmm.}
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