Creamy and delicious! This Cheesy Corn Casserole is my favorite side dish. It’s simple to make and so full of flavor, a real must-try. You can even spice it up a notch by adding jalapenos or more chiles!
Gotta love those cheesy meals!
Anything that is made with melted cheese is going to be good! My entire family loves cheese in all different forms. It was actually pretty hard to put this meal together without little fingers reaching for shredded cheese and sticking their fingers in the cream cheese. When cooking with cheese the family is usually banned from the kitchen otherwise we would not have any cheese left to cook with! Seriously check out all my cheesy recipes next. They are all wonderfully cheesy!
How to make Cheesy Corn Casserole:
Step One:
Drain corn and add it to a pot. Melt in butter and cream cheese and stir.
Step Two:
Add in the green chilies, salt, and pepper to your pot.
Step Three:
Add in and melt Colby jack and cheddar cheese.
Step Four:
Remove from heat and allow to cool for 5-8 minutes then serve.
Can I use frozen corn?
For this recipe, you could use frozen corn but you would want to cook it ahead of time and drain it well. Adding frozen corn to the butter and cream cheese would cook the corn in the pot but it would also add way to much water to your casserole. To use it just cook it first then drain well and add it in the same time you could the canned corn.
Can I use fresh corn?
To use fresh corn you can shuck corn on the cob to use. This can be added to the pot right away but it could take a little longer to cook than the can. To get soft corn like cans I would try boiling the corn before shucking it then add it to the casserole.
Here are some more awesome corn recipes:
Hot Corn Dip: The best corn dip for taco night! I love this recipe, so simple to make and so good!
Slow Cooker Cheesy Creamed Corn: I love a good slow cooker side dish. This was is so good and so of course so simple to make.
Grilled Parmesan Corn on the Cob: This recipe is a must for summer! Any summer meal this recipe is on the grill as a side dish and we all love it.
Some of my favorite Cheesy Recipes:
- Cheesy Sausage Potato Soup
- Cheesy Sausage Dip
- Cheesy Taco Soup
- Cheesy Ham and Potato Casserole
- Cheesy Chicken Fajita Soup
- Cheesy Potatoes
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Creamy and delicious! This Cheesy Corn Casserole is my favorite side dish. It's simple to make and so full of flavor, a real must-try. You can even spice it up a notch by adding jalapenos or more chiles!
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 4 oz cream cheese
- 30.5 oz can corn (I used two 15.25 oz cans)
- 4.5 oz green chilies (1 small can)
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup Colby jack cheese (shredded)
- 1 cup cheddar cheese (shredded)
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Drain corn and add it to a pot. Melt in butter and cream cheese and stir. Add in the green chilies, salt, and pepper to your pot.
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On low heat add Colby jack and cheddar cheese and mix until melted and smooth.
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Remove from heat and allow to cool for 5-8 minutes then serve.
The Nutrition Facts table does not list what the serving size is, can you please provide that?
Sorry, it’s fixed now!
We used fresh corn off the cob and skipped the Chile’s. So good!
Glad you liked it!!
Do you drain the green chilis? Or use the juices? The corn is specific but not the chilis
Hi Michelle, I usually use do not drain the chilis and use the juice. Hope you enjoy the recipe!!
We aren’t fans of chilies (or any peppers for that matter) so I was wondering what you would suggest for a substitute?
Hi Erin, to give this a little more flavor without the chilis you could try adding cumin, cayenne pepper, or even just some paprika. Maybe just a small amount of one once everything is cooked and then just season to taste.
Can frozen corn be substituted for the canned corn?
Yes you can use frozen corn. To make sure that it does’t get to watery I would boil them first then drain them and then follow the rest of the directions. Hope you enjoy the recipe Patti!