Reuben Casserole Recipe

Corned beef, sauerkraut, rye bread, thousand island dressing & Swiss cheese made into a casserole that is baked in the oven and tastes delicious! 

My favorite sandwich is corned beef, so I thought why not have a casserole instead. I cook the corned beef and sauerkraut a day ahead making this so easy on St. Patrick’s Day.

To see my step by step directions with pictures and a printable recipe card click HERE.

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    • It is so hearty that it makes a great supper too. When I make it I eat a piece, save a piece for the next day and I freeze the rest. I wrapped it in waxed paper in serving size pieces but I may try parchment paper next time to see which works better when reheating in the microwave. My husband doesn’t like Reubens so a big 9” x 13” dish is way more than I can eat in a few days. Thank you Linda!

    • Me too but all they are selling now is the flat cut. I don’t care for the flat cut and prefer point cut brisket. When we do find point cut I buy three and freeze them for the rest of the year.

    • The bread gets kind of soggy from the liquid. I didn’t mind because it still had the flavor. I may try toasting the bread the next time and see what that does. I was in heaven when I didn’t know what to eat and I could pull out a piece and microwave it.

    • Enjoy! I was disappointed I wasn’t able to make one for my freezer this St Patricks Day. I won’t pay the price they want when it’s not on sale and we forget about buying some for the freezer. Enjoy!

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