36 Egg Noodle Recipes to Warm Your Soul (2024)

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36 Egg Noodle Recipes to Warm Your Soul (1)Allison T.S. RobicelliUpdated: Mar. 05, 2024

    Keep a bag of egg noodles in your pantry at all times! You can make all kinds of recipes with egg noodles, from beef Stroganoff to chicken noodle soup.

    36 Egg Noodle Recipes to Warm Your Soul (2)

    If you don’t already keep a bag of egg noodles in your pantry, you should start! These quick-and-easy egg noodle recipes are not only delicious, but can help you turn whatever ingredients you already have on hand into a scrumptious dinner you’ll want to enjoy again and again.

    If you’re curious, this is how to make egg noodles from scratch.

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    Pizza Noodle Bake

    This pizza-inspired casserole can be on the table in less time than it takes to have pizza delivered! Besides egg noodles, pizza sauce and plenty of ooey-gooey cheese, this noodle bake has green peppers, ground beef, mushrooms and everybody’s favorite, pepperoni.

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    Buttermilk Noodle Casserole

    Have leftover buttermilk after making homemade biscuits? Use it up in this beefy casserole, where it adds a subtle tang that balances out other flavors in the sauce.

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    Taco Noodle Dish

    Perfect for busy weeknights, this taco casserole can be ready in 20 minutes. While the egg noodles are boiling, ground turkey is cooked quickly with tomato sauce and taco seasoning. Layer the turkey and noodles in a casserole dish, top with shredded cheddar and pop it in the oven; prep your toppings while you wait for the cheese to melt. Then it’s taco time!

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    Noodle Pudding

    This creamy noodle pudding gets its subtle sweetness from apricot nectar and has a crunchy, golden buttery topping made from crushed cornflakes. Whip this up for a cozy weekend breakfast or to serve a hungry crowd at a brunch buffet.

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    Beef Burgundy Over Noodles

    Make your house smell like a cozy French bistro with this decadent beef Burgundy. The key to this recipe is the rich red wine; for best results, follow our expert tips on how to cook with wine.

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    Swedish Meatballs Alfredo

    Wouldn’t it be great if you could eat Ikea meatballs on a big pile of buttery egg noodles? With this slow cooker recipe, you can! This recipe calls for frozen Swedish meatballs, but if you’re keen to it, try making Ikea’s world-famous recipe yourself.

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    Paprika Chicken Stroganoff

    Though Stroganoff is traditionally made with beef, it can easily be made with other proteins, too. This creamy chicken Stroganoff lets you enjoy all the rich, velvety sauciness of beef Stroganoff, with the benefits of the lighter, budget-friendly white meat.

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    Creamy Skillet Noodles with Peas

    You can enjoy these creamy, buttery egg noodles with sweet frozen peas on the side—or easily upgrade the recipe to a main dish by adding protein. Stir in precooked shrimp or top a big bowl of noodles with a few fried eggs.

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    Creamy Noodle Casserole

    This family-pleasing ham and broccoli casserole comes together in a snap, making it perfect for a weeknight meal. Double the recipe and freeze one for later!

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    Beef Noodle Soup

    Prepping this hearty soup takes only takes a few minutes, but tastes like it simmered low and slow on the stove all day. Give the recipe extra “oomph” by adding a Parmesan rind to the broth as it cooks.

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    Favorite Skillet Lasagna

    Whole wheat egg noodles and zucchini make this family-friendly lasagna extra nutritious. Dollops of creamy ricotta cheese add touch of decadence, too.

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    School-Night Sausage Stroganoff

    Here’s a comforting, stick-to-your-ribs dinner doesn’t need to take all day to make. Perfect for busy school nights, this from-scratch sausage Stroganoff comes together in a flash, and will quickly become a weeknight favorite.

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    When you know you’ll be too tired to cook after work, take a few minutes in the morning to start dinner going in the slow cooker. This hearty chicken recipe requires next to no prep—simply toss the ingredients in your slow cooker, set it and forget it.

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    Hungarian Goulash

    Talk about your heirloom recipes! My grandmother made this Hungarian goulash recipe for my mother when she was a child, and then Mom made it for us to enjoy. Paprika and caraway add wonderful flavor, and sour cream gives it a creamy richness. It’s simply scrumptious! —Marcia Doyle, Pompano, Florida

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    Creamy Turkey Noodle Soup

    You can prepare parts of this egg noodle recipe ahead of time and then assemble when ready. Serve the turkey soup with crispy homemade wheat crackers.

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    Creamy Celery Beef Stroganoff

    Thanks to the clever use of canned ingredients, this comfort food dish takes almost no time to prepare. Before you leave for work in the morning, add fresh beef stew meat to a slow cooker with some canned soups, jarred vegetables, and flavorful onion soup mix. When you get home, dinner will be waiting!

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    This casserole tastes like a big, warm bowl of chicken soup that’s overloaded with the very best part: egg noodles! If you like your chicken noodle soup with vegetables, stir in some thawed frozen carrots, corn or mixed vegetables before baking.

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    Ham and Swiss Casserole

    Ham and cheese are an iconic duo for good reason; one bite of this creamy casserole and you’ll see why! This recipe is easy to prep and simple to scale up, so consider making multiple casseroles to freeze for nights you’re craving casserole, but are too tired to cook.

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    Salisbury Steak with Onion Gravy

    Salisbury steak might sound like a retro relic, but it’s time for these savory smothered steaks to make a comeback! The secret ingredient that amps up these flavorful ground beef patties: a can of condensed French onion soup.

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    Comforting Chicken Noodle Soup

    When you’re under the weather, there’s nothing quite as comforting as a big bowl of homemade chicken noodle soup. This recipe takes some clever shortcuts to make canned cream of chicken soup taste like something that took all day to make.

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    Creamy Tuna-Noodle Casserole

    When you need to get dinner on the table fast, this egg noodle casserole makes a super one-dish meal. This recipe also works wonderfully with canned salmon, shredded rotisserie chicken or leftover roast beef.

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    Noodle Kugel

    You can serve this homemade kugel at a Hanukkah party—or use it to round out a dinner of roast chicken or smoked brisket.

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    Chili Beef Noodle Skillet

    Need egg noodle recipes that will have you in and out of the kitchen in less than 15 minutes? Look no further! This skillet supper quickly cooks beef with a slew of pantry staples; keep your freezer stocked with ground beef and keep this recipe in your back pocket.

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    Slow-Cooker Mushroom Beef Stroganoff

    To save time, prep the chuck steak and vegetables for this fall-apart tender Stroganoff the night before. Toss them in the slow cooker with the remaining ingredients before you leave for work, then spend the day thinking about the deliciousness you’ll be coming home to!

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    Swedish Meatballs

    This Swedish meatball is potluck favorite, perfect for family gatherings, church suppers and PTA meetings. To give it some style before serving, sprinkle with a generous amount of chopped fresh parsley.

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    The Ultimate Chicken Noodle Soup

    On a cold night, a bowl of chicken noodle soup will warm you to the bone. Using flavorful chicken thighs instead of white meat enhances the soup’s savoriness. It’s fine to use premade chicken stock or broth, but if you have homemade chicken stock on hand, this is exactly the sort of recipe to use it in.

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    Tender Beef over Noodles

    A slightly sweet red sauce turns beef stew meat into a hearty main dish that’s reminiscent of sloppy joes. In addition to the egg noodles, double down on carbs by serving this dish with a crusty loaf of garlic bread on the side.

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    Hurry-Up Ham N Noodles

    This rich-tasting dish is ready to serve in about the time it takes to cook the egg noodles. To add extra flavor without adding extra prep time, add a spoonful or two of your favorite savory spice blend.

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    Spanish Noodles and Ground Beef

    Whether or not everything is better with bacon is certainly debatable, but in the case of this one-pan dinner, it’s 100% true. Check out our Test Kitchen’s recommendation for the best bacon brand at the store!

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    Beef Noodle Bake

    This creamy beef noodle bake can be prepped and assembled up to three days in advance. When you’re ready to eat, simply slide it into the oven, top with shredded cheese and dig in.

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    Reuben Noodle Casserole

    Turn a big, sloppy Reuben sandwich into an easy-to-make casserole that can feed a crowd without all the mess. Egg noodles and canned cream of chicken soup get tossed with all the classic Reuben ingredients, then baked till bubbly with a crunchy rye bread topping.

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    Grandma’s Tomato Soup

    You can used bottled or canned tomato juice in this recipe, but if you prefer, tomato puree works just as well. It’s also a great recipe to save for those years you get a bumper crop of tomatoes in your garden—simply buzz them up in a blender, strain and make the freshest tomato soup you’ve ever tasted.

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    Bring together egg noodles and taco flavors in this zesty dish that takes almost no time to prepare. It’s cheesy, spicy and on the table in less than 15 minutes.

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    Ham and Noodle Bake

    I created this recipe when I had leftover ham to use up. You’ll find it’s the perfect little casserole for any night of the week! —Laura Burgess, Mount Vernon, South Dakota

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    Easy Turkey Noodle Soup

    Turkey soup isn’t only for Thanksgiving leftovers! Enjoy it with a loaf of crusty homemade bread all winter long.

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    Chicken Noodle Casserole

    If you’re crazy for cheese, this is the casserole recipe for you. Made with oodles of Monterey Jack and sharp cheddar cheese, this recipe is also good with Colby, Swiss or any easily shreddable block cheese.

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    Originally Published: February 15, 2019

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    Allison T.S. Robicelli

    Allison is a James Beard-nominated cookbook author, recipe developer and food writer. As a former professional chef, Allison is the go-to writer at Taste of Home for putting cooking tools to the test and sharing what’s worth adding to your home kitchen. A few of the things she’s personally reviewed at Taste of Home include HexClad cookware, All-Clad cookware and the Beautiful by Drew Barrymore cookware set. Formerly the chef-owner of Robicelli’s Bakery in Brooklyn, she currently resides in Baltimore, Maryland, with her kids, cats, pots and pans.

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    FAQs

    Are egg noodles healthier than pasta? ›

    Are Egg Noodles Healthy? Egg noodles can give you extra nutrients that regular pasta won't, though they also lack in some areas compared to pasta. Still, you don't have to choose only one. Add both to your pantry for a well-rounded diet and supplement each with vegetables, proteins, and other sources of nutrients.

    Are egg noodles healthy for weight loss? ›

    However, they are also high in carbs, contain gluten, and could contribute to weight gain if consumed in high amounts. Therefore, while egg noodles can definitely fit into a healthy diet, it's important to watch your portion size and be mindful of which ingredients you pair them with.

    How to keep egg noodles from getting mushy in soup? ›

    To avoid soggy pasta, keep the cooked pasta separate and add as needed when serving your chicken noodle soup. Chop the vegetables into bite sized pieces. They should be hearty but still easy to eat. This will also help them to cook evenly.

    What noodles don't get soggy in soup? ›

    What kind of noodles are best for soup? This is mostly up to your preference, but it is usually best to use a pasta that doesn't absorb a lot of liquid – which then leads to a mushy noodle. Egg noodles tend to be the top choice, and I love to use these homemade egg noodles.

    Can diabetics eat egg noodles? ›

    Egg noodles are typically not better than pasta for diabetics - typically pasta is better than egg noodles for diabetics. This is because egg noodles are high in carbohydrates (40 grams per 1 cup serving) compared to white pasta (30 grams per 1 cup serving).

    Which is more fattening rice or egg noodles? ›

    Unlike egg noodles, rice noodles are gluten-free and vegan. That's because they contain no wheat or animal products. They can be made using red, white, or brown rice. Rice noodles are lower in calories, fat, and protein than egg noodles.

    Should egg noodles be rinsed after cooking? ›

    No, in almost every case, you should not rinse pasta after it's cooked. It's true that rinsing noodles or pasta after cooking halts the cooking process. “This is also known as shocking,” Tiess says. But rinsing also removes the starch water after the noodles are strained, which is what helps adhere sauce to noodles.

    Why did my egg noodles turn to mush in the crockpot? ›

    One of the most common reasons for mushy noodles is overcooking. Pasta, including noodles, has a relatively short cooking time compared to other ingredients typically prepared in a crockpot. If you leave the noodles in the slow cooker for too long, they will absorb too much liquid and become soft and mushy.

    Should I cook egg noodles before adding to soup? ›

    Should I cook egg noodles before adding to soup? No! For the best flavor and simplest technique, cook dry packaged egg noodles directly in the broth of your soup, without boiling separately in water beforehand. The exception to this is if you're making the soup ahead of time or cooking a very large batch.

    Why do you fry pasta before adding to soup? ›

    She would gently fry the pasta in a pan until it was slightly golden brown before adding it to the broth. She always said frying it first added more flavor to the soup, and she wasn't wrong. You can also boil the pasta separately and add the cooked pasta to the broth, but I highly suggest trying it this way first.

    What is the healthiest noodle? ›

    Rice noodles are often considered one of the healthiest options available. They are naturally gluten-free, low in fat, and easy to digest. P'Nut Asian Kitchen incorporates rice noodles into many of their dishes, including the popular Pad Thai and Wonton Noodle Soup.

    Which is healthier, pasta or noodles? ›

    Beyond the sensory experience, Pasta made from Durum Wheat Semolina offers notable nutritional advantages over noodles made from maida. Durum wheat semolina is rich in essential nutrients, including fibre, protein, vitamins, and minerals.

    Which type of pasta is the healthiest? ›

    Unlike typical pasta, whole-wheat pasta contains all three parts of the grain — the bran, endosperm and germ — which means it's less processed and more nutritious.

    Are noodles or rice healthier? ›

    Rice contains vitamins and minerals that pasta does not, including folic acid, B vitamins (unless the pasta is fortified), iron, and zinc, but Rizzo says the amounts are very small. For those following a gluten-free diet, rice is a good option.

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