A Scrumptuos Way To Eat A Classic Sub Sandwich – Have You Heard Of This?
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Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you: Meatball Sub Bubble Bake. Let’s all say that together, “Meatball Sub Bubble Bake.” Doesn’t the name just sound insanely palatable? I, for one, am a HUGE meatball sub fan. I love eating them smothered in red sauce, mozzarella cheese, and of course, plump, juicy meatballs.
This casserole covers all of the basics, and then some. You’ve got rich marinara sauce, chewy cheese, and pillowing biscuits all placed together in one baking dish. In under an hour, you’ll be sinking your teeth into this magnificent bubble bake of cheesy, meatbally goodness. My family loves this casserole, and we rarely have leftovers.
Recipe courtesy of Tip Hero.
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Quick Tip: Add a few sprinkles of parmesan cheese to individual servings for an extra boost of flavor.
