How Do You Spell CASSEROLE?

Pronunciation: [kˈasəɹˌə͡ʊl] (IPA)

The word "casserole" is spelled with two "s" letters, although it might be easy to misspell it with only one "s". In IPA phonetic transcription, the word "casserole" is written as /kæsəroʊl/. The first syllable is pronounced as "kas" with a short "a" sound followed by a "z" sound, and the second syllable is pronounced as "uh" and "rohl". The final two letters of the word are important as they indicate that the word is indeed spelled with two "s" letters.

CASSEROLE Meaning and Definition

1. A casserole is a noun that refers to a baked or roasted dish that typically consists of a variety of ingredients, such as meat, vegetables, and starchy components, combined together in a single cooking utensil or dish. This versatile culinary creation is usually prepared by layering or mixing the ingredients and then baking the mixture in an oven until fully cooked and the flavors meld together.

   Casseroles are known for their flexibility and the ability to incorporate a wide range of ingredients, making them a popular choice for feeding a large crowd or as a make-ahead meal that can be easily reheated. They are often cooked in a deep, oven-safe dish with a fitted lid or covered with aluminum foil to help trap moisture and retain heat.

   Casseroles can vary greatly in terms of taste and ingredients based on the regional and cultural influences of the cuisines they come from. They can be laden with rich and creamy sauces or lighter and more health-conscious, depending on the preferences of the cook. Common types of casseroles include classic favorites like tuna casserole, green bean casserole, and lasagna, as well as inventive creations that may incorporate ethnic flavors or follow specific dietary restrictions.

   Overall, a casserole represents a delicious one-dish meal that combines various ingredients together into a cohesive and flavorful whole, reflecting the creativity and culinary prowess of the cook.

Top Common Misspellings for CASSEROLE *

• cassarole 36.4406779%
• caserole 17.7966101%
• cassrole 6.779661%
• caserol 5.9322033%
• casarole 5.0847457%
• casserol 4.2372881%
• casaerole 3.3898305%
• cassorole 3.3898305%
• cassole 3.3898305%
• carrerole 1.6949152%
• casserolee 1.6949152%
• cassorol 1.6949152%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for CASSEROLE

• cassarolle
• cassserole
• caseroles
• casseroll
• casserols
• casorole
• cassorale
• cassaroles
• asehole
• cazserole
• casserolle
• Caeserul
• casterole
• Sassorole
• Sassarole
• Asserope
• wasserle
• Assesorle
• cassarine

Etymology of CASSEROLE

The word "casserole" has its origins in the French language. It derives from the Old French word "casse", which referred to a pan or dish used for cooking. The term evolved from the Late Latin word "cattia", meaning a container or case. Over time, the word "casse" merged with the Middle French word "cassserolle", which specifically denoted a pan used for cooking or serving food. From there, the term entered the English language as "casserole" around the 18th century.

Similar spelling words for CASSEROLE

• Casserly,
• caesural.

Plural form of CASSEROLE is CASSEROLES

Conjugate verb Casserole

CONDITIONAL

I would casserole

you would casserole

he/she/it would casserole

we would casserole

they would casserole

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be casseroling

you would be casseroling

he/she/it would be casseroling

we would be casseroling

they would be casseroling

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have casserole

you would have casserole

he/she/it would have casserole

we would have casserole

they would have casserole

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been casseroling

you would have been casseroling

he/she/it would have been casseroling

we would have been casseroling

they would have been casseroling

FUTURE

I will casserole

you will casserole

he/she/it will casserole

we will casserole

they will casserole

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be casseroling

you will be casseroling

he/she/it will be casseroling

we will be casseroling

they will be casseroling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have casseroled

you will have casseroled

he/she/it will have casseroled

we will have casseroled

they will have casseroled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been casseroling

you will have been casseroling

he/she/it will have been casseroling

we will have been casseroling

they will have been casseroling

IMPERATIVE

you casserole

we let´s casserole

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to casserole

PAST

I casseroled

you casseroled

he/she/it casseroled

we casseroled

they casseroled

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was casseroling

you were casseroling

he/she/it was casseroling

we were casseroling

they were casseroling

PAST PARTICIPLE

casseroled

PAST PERFECT

I had casseroled

you had casseroled

he/she/it had casseroled

we had casseroled

they had casseroled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been casseroling

you had been casseroling

he/she/it had been casseroling

we had been casseroling

they had been casseroling

PRESENT

I casserole

you casserole

he/she/it casseroles

we casserole

they casserole

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am casseroling

you are casseroling

he/she/it is casseroling

we are casseroling

they are casseroling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

casseroling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have casseroled

you have casseroled

he/she/it has casseroled

we have casseroled

they have casseroled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been casseroling

you have been casseroling

he/she/it has been casseroling

we have been casseroling

they have been casseroling