IMPOSSIBLE CHEESEBURGER PIE 
1 lb. cooked ground beef
1 1/2 c. chopped onion
1/2 tsp. salt
1/4 tsp. pepper
1 c. shredded cheese
1 1/2 c. milk
3/4 c. Bisquick
3 eggs

Mix all the ingredients together and pour in a 9 x 11 baking pan (sprayed with nonstick oil). Bake at 400 degrees 30 to 40 minutes.

recipe reviews
Impossible Cheeseburger Pie
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 Minnie (New York) says:
I like this recipe very much for its versatility. I made it as written. I've then sautéed the onions, added olives, mozzarella, tomatoes, and olives for a pizza burger. I've done a taco/burrito style with spices, peppers, roasted corn, beans. Well you get the idea. A very nice and yummy canvas!
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 PHYLLIS LANG (California) says:
I add a small can of Ortega diced chiles. It makes all the difference in the world according to my family's taste! Its a weekly meal. Today I had 2 uncooked spicey Italian sausages left over from another meal that I cooked in with the meat mixture. I'll let you know how it turned out.
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 Dawn (Ohio) says:
It's fluffier this way. I always make this with hot country sausage. It's great for supper or breakfast and it works well in a dutch oven for camping.
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 Tammy W. Jackson (United States) says:
My husband and own an off shore charter fishing boat and to cover my angler spot I do all the food. I try to cover as much ahead of time as possible. I.E. cooked and frozen. This is our mates favorite. I add garlic and jalapenos. Freeze, wrap in heavy foil then just reheat in microwave. Space is a premium on the boat. I serve with fresh pica de galo and guacamole and sour cream..
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 CC (Illinois) says:
This is great made with southwestern flavored egg beaters!
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 Lindsay (California) says:
Very good, easy, and really does taste like you're eating a cheeseburger. To make this vegetarian I used Boca brand meatless crumbles, and to add flavor I used a sauteed onion instead of raw, added 2 tbsp. of dill pickle relish, and about 1/2 tbsp. of Montreal steak seasoning mix (which is what we add to our burgers for flavor). To make it healthier I also added a 10 oz. package of frozen spinach (thawed and drained), 1/2 lb. of sauteed mushrooms. Would have been pretty darn boring and less filling without those changes, but it's quite tasty and decently healthy with them.
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 Kim (Ohio) says:
This is an awesome recipe! We love it! And for those of you who like the pickle twist, add a good squirt of dill pickle relish to the hamburger meat before baking! AWESOME!
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 Joel (Georgia) says:
Love this cheeseburger pie - a big hit with the guys. I did add taco seasoning as well because the first time I made without - was good, but the meat needed a seasoning - now it went from good to great. Enjoy.
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 Susan (Oklahoma) says:
I change this recipe and use sausage and it is a great breakfast casserole!!! It is requested at work!!!
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 Kamille (Pennsylvania) says:
I thought this was great. My 2 1/2 year old liked it too, so you know it has to be good :) I left out the onions and just added onion powder plus extra cheese and it was great. I served it with a side of pickles to make it a true cheeseburger!! It was really good. Thank you for this recipe.
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 Greg (Colorado) says:
Add peppers and or Taco seasoning mix for a different taste.
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 LInda (Washington) says:
I agree that it needs spices but sure is a great and quick meal. I like the ideas posted for seasoning. I've added sliced tomatoes on top before baking. Adds some moistness.
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 Sarah (California) says:
SO AWESOME! I would recommend this to anyone!
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 Scottp (Pennsylvania) says:
When you first brown the meat, add seasoning to it. I used a prepared beef seasoning mix. After pouring the mix into the pan, I added a few leaves of fresh rosemary and pushed it down just under the surface. Came out great.
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 Jennifer (Kentucky) says:
I was not a fan of this! It needs some extra spices, just needs something more...

 

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