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Vegetarian Stuffing Casserole

This make up to a vegetarian vegetable casserole dish recipe (Being single I've learned techniques to this original recipe that I had used for six people, but it's basically the same.) You can go wild on a veg. I freeze some of the left overs in sandwich bags a cup at a time to eat it when ever I need a good snack. Eating more veggies will not make you gain weight. It has lots of fiber so eat all you want.

Add the more fresh milder tasting veggies. This is an economical basic recipes utilizing any left over vegetables. Their combinations of tastes with breads adds variety. This use to be fashionable in the '50 when not so much pastas were used. No meats here but do use vegetable or chicken broths when ever possible. If you make a mistake just add more or less stuffing or more or less veggies to your taste . If you are a cheese condo sir shred a little almond cheese, or veggie sausage (Morning Star?), and top with sour cream for company dinner
VEGETARIAN VEGETABLE CASSEROLE.
*½ box of chicken flavor or etc. stuffing mix (or, make your own from w/w 1/2 white bread poultry seasoning (1 To 2 tsp), celery seed or parsley herb to taste.
*1 cup Cream of celery or mushroom soup for the liquid needed or just add broth a bit of each.
*mixed vegetables (eye ball them to your tastes.) Sauteed brings veg. flavors, but not necessary.

*Fresh vegetables such as squash (a small slice zuke, or yellow) Don't over cook any of the vegetables. This casserole shouldn't look too dull in color.
*1 cup chopped celery (about) this adds in natural salt to any vegetarian recipes)
*½ cup chopped onion
*2-3 tbs olive oil (NO SALT, pepper to taste)
*1 egg is optional (or even a boiled egg if you think you need more protein...
Mixing all the dry ingredients, vegetables then the rest of the liquids together but not too soggy or wet into the casserole dish. It's at this point is where I remove ½ and freeze some to bake later. A cup for "each" person in a sandwich baggie for one or two persons.

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