Delicious Copycat Recipes for Cracker Barrel Fans
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It’s no surprise that a quick search yielded numerous copycat recipes for Cracker Barrel’s beloved Hashbrown Casserole. It’s cheesy, comforting … and possibly not very good for you. But that’s not the point. People love to make favorite restaurant dishes at home, so read on for recipes that allow you to recreate your Cracker Barrel Old Country Store favorites in your own kitchen.
Cracker Barrel Copycat Sugar Cured Ham
A caramelized coating takes this classic ham to the next level with a glaze that includes not only granulated sugar but also brown sugar, honey, orange juice concentrate, and Dijon mustard.
Recipe: Recipes.net
Cracker Barrel Chicken Pot Pie
Rotisserie chicken, store-bought pie crusts, and plenty of veggies allow you to get a hearty meal on the table without having to create every element from scratch.
Recipe: MasterCook
Cracker Barrel Sawmill Gravy
Whether you opt to douse biscuits or drizzle this over country fried steak, the Sawmill white gravy from Cracker Barrel is a crowd-pleaser, gaining depth of flavor from bacon grease, black pepper, and milk (or heavy cream).
Recipe: CopyKat Recipes
Copy Cat Cracker Barrel Hashbrown Casserole
This was the first dish that came to mind when searching for Cracker Barrel copycat recipes, since it’s a splurge that would certainly be a welcome addition at home. Frozen hash browns take center stage but there’s richness that comes from butter, creamy soup, sour cream and plenty of grated cheese.
Recipe: Spend With Pennies
Related: 26 Easy Breakfast Casseroles to Start Your Morning Right
Copycat Cracker Barrel Meatloaf
Onions and bell peppers elevate this spin on the diner favorite, while buttery crackers add substance and a signature savory-sweet glaze adds that final touch to a meatloaf that’s sure to please.
Recipe: The Cozy Cook
Related: 22 Creative Meatloaf Recipes for a Cozy Weeknight Dinner
Cracker Barrel Homemade Chicken & Dumplings
Called one of the ultimate comfort foods, a dish of chicken and dumplings is an ideal choice for a chilly evening. This version incorporates cooked chicken for a speedy prep.
Recipe: KeyIngredient
Cracker Barrel Fried Catfish (Copycat) Recipe
Seasonings and buttermilk combine to take this classic fish dish to the next level, the recipe promising a crispy result thanks to a quick deep fry.
Recipe: Recipes.net
Cracker Barrel Sunday Homestyle Chicken
This down-home chicken entrée is said to only be available on a Sunday in the restaurant — but you can make it any time at home. Boneless chicken breasts make for easy cooking and create a slightly elevated take on classic fried chicken.
Recipe: CopyKat Recipes
Copycat Cracker Barrel Beef Stew
A favorite for a long time on the Cracker Barrel menu, those who miss this dish can try the at-home version to bring back the warm memories. Browned stewing beef is the focal point, while onions, potatoes, carrots and turnips round the flavor out.
Recipe: The Midnight Baker
Copycat Cracker Barrel Country Fried Steak
It’s said to be a choice as southern as it gets, so treat your family to this regional classic no matter where you live. Who knew cube steaks could turn into something so tasty?
Recipe: Not Entirely Average
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Biscuits
Buttermilk biscuits are a versatile baked good. You can serve them covered in Sawmill or sausage gravy, next to some scrambled eggs, alongside a roast, or even simply buttered with your morning coffee.
Recipe: Food.
Just Like Cracker Barrel Homestyle Mashed Potatoes
Creating a tasty dish doesn’t have to be hard. This recipe for classic and creamy mashed potatoes features just four ingredients — led by, of course, potatoes and evaporated milk — and gets to the table in no time at all.
Recipe: Fave Southern Recipes
Cracker Barrel Fried Apples
This melt-in-your-mouth side dish — which can also be served on its own as a dessert or over ice cream — offers classic fall flavors of apples, brown sugar, and cinnamon.
Recipe: Bowl me Over
Copycat Cracker Barrel Cole Slaw
Skip the soggy deli counter slaw by making this creamy side at home, a Cracker Barrel favorite that complements a burger as well as a fish dinner. Shredded cabbages (green and purple), carrots, and a buttermilk-led sauce add up to a flavorful punch.
Recipe: When is Dinner?
Cracker Barrel Copycat Country Style Green Beans
Imagine the simmering smell of green beans with smoky bacon and onions. This recipe calls for canned green beans but notes frozen or fresh, depending on your time and preference, would work equally well.
Recipe: Renee’s Kitchen Adventures
Cracker Barrel Baby Carrots
The sweetness of this dish has been compared to candy. That will surely add an unexpected touch when these tender baby carrots enrobed in a sauce of brown sugar, butter, and honey hit the table.
Recipe: Food.
Copycat Cracker Barrel Pancakes
Serve Cracker Barrel-inspired buttermilk pancakes at home, whether it’s for breakfast, brunch or the ever-popular “breakfast for dinner” night. This recipe features just five ingredients that take just about 5 minutes on the griddle for a from-scratch winner.
Recipe: Mirlandra’s Kitchen
Copycat Cracker Barrel French Toast
Some people prefer pancakes, while others would always opt for French toast. The French toast side might pick up a few more followers thanks to this recipe that starts off right with thick Texas toast (or sourdough bread) and even includes a bit of sugar.
Recipe: The Simple Parent
Cracker Barrel’s Chocolate Pecan Pie
There are those who wait all year to savor pecan pie during the holidays. This recipe, which adds chocolate to the classic pie, is sure to become a favorite that will be made throughout the year.
Recipe: Just A Pinch
Cracker Barrel Coca Cola Cake (Copycat Recipe)
This one has to be on my “bucket list,” since I’ve yet to hit a Cracker Barrel when this famed dessert has not been sold out. Guess I’ll have to try this recipe for the popular “double chocolate fudge” dessert infused with soda at home. And by reading it, it seems I may be doing that soon.
Recipe: Insanely Good
Related: 20 Most Decadent Chocolate Desserts Across America
This article was originally published on Cheapism
