My family loved it and ate the whole plate. I didnt have cream of celery, but it was still good

So easy and delicious! Found this with the ingredients finder (looking for ground turkey and broccoli) and luckily had everything else on hand, because it was awesome. Will definitely be making it again!

I was looking for something different for dinner and ran across this my family loved it!!! Its feeds quite a few ppl and very easy to throw together. I used some left over Thanksgiving turkey I had it the freezer that made it even easier thanks for a great recipe this one goes into the rotation!!!

So easy and so good - I was really surprised! Took about 20-25 minutes to prepare and more like 30-35 to cook. I did use regular "cream of" and cheese, but did use non-fat sour cream and skim milk. I also sauted a bit of cornflakes and sprinkled them on top for some crunch. Next time I might add some seasonings or fresh garlic in when browning the turkey, and I'll finely chop the onions to spread out the flavor a bit more. And it made a ton, enough for 3 large guys and lunch leftovers for the next day.

My husband shot a turkey yesterday morning and I was looking for a recipe to use the meat. I just cut the meat into strips and fried it with the onion instead of using ground turkey. I also used two lbs. of hash browns. I didn't cook the hash browns ahead, I just pressed them into the bottom of a 9X13 pan. I also increased the milk to 1/2 cup. This recipe turned out so creamy and delicious. I will definately make it again.

This was a fabulous recipe. I loved all the different textures going on in one biteful. I doubled the hashbrowns and the ground turkey. I used fresh broccoli that was steamed in place of frozen. It was delicious. Everyone loved it from a 2 year old grandbaby to a lovable husband!!! Will cook again definately.

This was great! I did have to make a few changes SORRY! I had to omit cream of celery, onion and garlic powder. I then added broccoli cheese soup fresh garlic, two ribs of celery, minced and 1/2 package onion soup mix. Mix everything together, put a lid on it turn to low and simmer for 20 minutes. My oven broke so I have to improvise. Thanks for the great recipe.

This has become a regular recipe in our home. It is great when I need a ground turkey recipe & I usually have these ingredients (or similiar) on hand. I substitute cream of asparagus or cream of broccoli for the cream of mushroom, since my husband doesn't eat mushrooms. Thank you for the recipe!

I was looking for a recipe to use things I had on hand without rushing out to the store. As such, I had to make a couple of alterations to the recipe. I used fresh potatoes, that I shredded myself - 4 large russets to make about 2 pounds of hash browns. I cut down on the cook time by using my double-patented "dirty the whole kitchen" method (tm). I cooked all of the hash browns in one batch on my griddle while I browned the ground turkey and onions on the stove. I only microwaved my broccoli until it was not frozen solid, as I wanted it to be crisp and not mushy in the casserole. I used 1 can cream of mushroom, one half can milk, and half a cup of sour cream for the sauce because I'm not really a fan of heavy "cream-of" flavor. I actually found that this was PLENTY of sauce for us. Using the full amount of soup would probably have ended up with mush. What we had was a surprisingly delicious casserole. I might add a bit more cheese if I made it again, but otherwise it's a good go-to for a pantry-ready dish.

I replaced the hash browns for diced, baked sweet potatoes; then added green beans in place of broccoli. Very tasty stuff.