
Make the Mashed Potatoes
Boil the potatoes until very tender, then drain and mash them with butter, milk, salt, and pepper until smooth and fluffy.

Creamed corn keeps the beef filling moist beneath the mashed potato blanket. Drag a fork across the top so its ridges brown into the coveted crispy bites.
This family-style casserole comes together from simple ingredients but feels completely satisfying on a cool evening. Creamed corn keeps the beef-and-vegetable filling moist beneath a blanket of fluffy mashed potatoes that browns around the edges.

I drag a fork across the potatoes because those little ridges brown first. I use a bigger casserole dish than I think I need because the filling likes to bubble around the edges. The browned corner pieces always disappear first.

Boil the potatoes until very tender, then drain and mash them with butter, milk, salt, and pepper until smooth and fluffy.

Cook the ground beef with the onion and carrots, then stir in the peas and creamed corn until the vegetables are hot and the filling is moist but not watery.

Spread the beef filling into a deep casserole dish, cover it completely with mashed potatoes, and drag a fork across the surface to create ridges.

Bake until the filling bubbles around the edges and the potatoes are lightly browned. Broil briefly for a deeper golden finish, if desired.

Creamed corn keeps the beef filling moist beneath the mashed potato blanket. Drag a fork across the top so its ridges brown into the coveted crispy bites.
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6 servings — Serving size: About 1 generous scoop
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