I get so excited when St. Patrick’s Day rolls around each year, partly because I’m a wee bit Irish, and partly because I love corned beef! I only make corned beef and cabbage once a year, but I make a corned beef and noodles casserole all throughout the year!
And guess what? The ‘luck of the Irish’ is with you because I’m going to share the recipe.
Corned Beef and Noodles Casserole

Firstly, pretend you don’t notice that there is more than one kind of noodle in my photos, mmmkay? Just hush.
I make this with rotini and of course, the day I went to make it to show y’all how it’s done, my rotini box was only half full. Clearly the luck of the Irish skips the actual Irish person — me.
But truth be told, it would work with most any noodle shape you like.
Rotini, rotini, rotini.

The beauty of casseroles is that they’re so darn easy to make, but they taste like you’ve been cooking all day.

This corned beef and noodles casserole is a warm, satisfying feel-good meal that deserves to be made all year long, not just on St. Patrick’s Day.
But St. Pat’s ain’t a bad day to start.

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Corned Beef and Noodles Casserole
Ingredients
- 1 16 oz pkg rotini pasta
- 1 12 oz can corned beef
- 1 10.5 oz can condensed cream of celery soup 10.5 oz condensed cream of celery soup
- 1 cup milk
- ½ tsp. black pepper
- 1 cup frozen peas
- ½ cup KRAFT Shredded Triple Cheddar Cheese with a TOUCH OF PHILADELPHIA can use regular shredded cheese
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Cook pasta according to package directions omitting salt, rinse and drain.
- In medium bowl, stir together cream of celery soup and milk until mostly smooth. Mix pasta, soup/milk mixture and remaining ingredients in a 2 1/2-qt casserole. Cover and bake for 40 minutes.


Nicole says
I do the same thing (mixing noodles!) sometimes when I end up with half a box of different kinds. LOL This is a creative way to eat corned beef, looks yummy! Thank you for linking up with us at the #HomeMattersParty linky.
OurFamilyWorld says
This looks like such a good dinner dish. I will have to make this for my family.
TweenselMom says
umm, green peas, I’ve yet to love peas 🙂 maybe on this recipe!
Amy Desrosiers says
Yummy meal idea! We have been enjoying corned beef the last few days here!
Jennifer E. says
I love anything with noodles – and I think it’s fun to include more than one type of noodle in a recipe! At least for the kids!
Michelle h says
I have never had corned beef but this recipe looks much more appetizing than the way I usually see it prepared.
Camesha says
This looks like a yummy holiday treat. I’d never considered corned beef and pasta.
Amanda says
Yummy! This looks like the perfect dish for St. Paddy’s day! Pinning this now!
April Decheine says
I never thought of pasta added to a corn beef dish. This would make a good cold salad too. I love all the new St Patty day recipes I am reading about.
Melanie says
This looks amazing. Total comfort food. It’s still frigid cold here. A great dish for the weekend!
Stephanie of The TipToe Fairy says
I’ve never had corned beef, but my husband loves it. This does look absolutely delicious!
Mhar Sefcik says
This looks like a great meal. I’d like to try this to the next party I will attend to.
Yona Williams says
Corned beef plus noodles sounds pretty tasty. I haven’t had this combination of ingredients before.
The Mid-Atlantic Foodie says
Corned beef and noodle casserole sounds good. I love all Irish food, and I can’t just pick one dish!
Krystal says
This would be so perfect for my St Patricks Day party! It looks so good
HilLesha says
I’ll have to send the link to your recipe to my mom. She loves making casseroles. 🙂
Roselynn says
I have always loved corn beef but have never had in a casserole before. It does look like it would make a yummy dish to make for St. Pattys Day. I don’t ever know what to make for the occasion since I only know very limited recipes.
Melissa Vera says
I have never been a fan of corned beef but this recipe looks yummy. I just might have to try it again.
Megan says
Looks so yummy! Great Comfort food, love it!
Trisha says
This looks amazing! I love corned beef and will eat it year round, Not just on St. Patrick’s Day! I’d love to give this recipe a try!
Ashley Gill says
I love that you put peas in this for the green color! I would enjoy the taste but my daughter would enjoy the green factor! I think we might give this a try!
Tracey says
Yum, this is a great combination. Can’t wait to make this recipe. Liz, my Pinterest board is full of your delicious recipes 🙂
Michelle @ Dishes and Dust Bunnies says
That looks absolutely delicious! Thanks for the recipe – can’t wait to try this!
Bailey K. says
How creative! I don’t really know that many Irish recipes (or at least, what constitutes an Irish recipe). But now I’m curious to go look up some more!
Angela Christoper says
Wow, this is looks so tasty and yummy. I’ve never try this and I really want to make this to my family.
Mommy2jam says
I this this is perfect for St. Patricks day dinner. Looks really good too
Shell Feis says
You know, I’ve never had corned beef, even though my husband sells it! I may have him bring some home and try this recipe!
Aisha Kristine Chong says
What a great combination if you ask me – this would seem to be really yummy to eat!
Tracy @ Ascending Butterfly says
Corned beef is the stuff! This recipe is one I will definitely try! 🙂
Kiwi says
Liz that looks amazing! I definitely want to recreate this!
Censie says
What a perfect meal for next week! Yummy! Pinning this!
OurFamilyWorld says
This looks like a meal that my entire family would love. I will have to make this for diner one day this week.
Kelly @ Texas Type A Mom says
This looks delicious – a true one pot meal!
Wendy @ ABCs and Garden Peas says
Oh, I love corned beef. I have high blood pressure, so I only enjoy it once a year, but I love to make hash out of leftovers. This is a great alternative!
katrina g says
oh my, that looks amazing!!! i will have to make this!
Amanda McMahon says
What a nice way to change it up, especially for kids who love their pasta!
Rosey says
My husband likes a pot stew cooked with Guinness. I was thinking of trying to replicate it for him this year. Your casserole looks tasty. I bet my fam. would love it.
Beth says
This looks SO good! And such a fun alternative to corned beef and cabbage. Might be making this next week!
Shannon Gosney says
This recipe looks and sounds super yummy! I’m gonna have to try this one with the family. Thanks for sharing.
Chrystal @ YUM eating says
My favorite traditional Irish recipe is boiled dinner (aka corned beef & cabbage) with Irish Soda Bread. This is what we have every year on St. Patrick’s Day. We make a lot of traditional Irish recipes around here. Can’t say I have ever seen any corned beef pair with pasta. How very interesting.
Lucero De La Tierra @earthformed says
Doesn’t matter that the noodles are different! It still looks really good :).
Patranila says
I say the more noodle varieties the better!
Stephanie says
This looks delicious! Thanks for sharing. Our favorite Irish themed recipe is Irish stew.
Ashleigh Walls says
It looks super delicious! I don’t know what my problem is but I have such a hard time eating corned beef, my boyfriend insists on making it every year since we are both Irish. Maybe he will try this recipe, I think it would be easier for me.
Krista says
Perfect recipe for this time of year! Thanks!
noelle d says
I wonder if this is something Marc would like… I am not a Corned Beef fan, but he is. 🙂
Thanks for the heads up!
Mariana says
I’m always mixing pastas, too LOL! This casserole looks SO good. Definitely going to try it.
Maureen says
This looks so good and oh so delicious! Will be on my way to get your recipe now.
Avry says
It’s been a LONG time since I have bought corned beef! Tis’ the season I need to go get some.
Maureen @ A Debt Free Stress Free Life says
I have all this corned beef from a big Sunday dinner. I’m going to try this.
Donna Ward says
I believe I commented yesterday – but just in case I’ll share and make another comment!
This does look so yummy – the recipe and the images – my son’s grandmother was Irish and she fixed a fun Corned Beef dinner – but this looks a lot quicker and a bit easier – thank you for the recipe! Happy St Patrick’s Day!
Mhie Lee says
This sounds so good. I never try to make corn beef and Noodles Casserole. You just make an idea what to make for my dinner tonight.
Christie says
This looks like a delicious family meal. My bro in law LOVES corned beef!
Debbie Denny says
I like corned beef. This looks like the perfect Irish dish.
Ellen ThatChicMom says
We always have corned beef for St.Patrick’s Day but then we have leftovers, this would be a great way to use the leftovers in a new dish. Thanks for the recipe Liz!
Amanda Love says
I make something very similar but I don’t use the cheese. I’m going to try your recipe and compare. I’m sure I’ll love it!
Crystal says
I love corned beef! Probably an unhealthy of love, actually. Will definitely need to try this!
Ron Leyba says
Gotta love this recipe! For sure it will be a hit if I can copy and follow this recipe for my family. Love it!
lisa @bitesforbabies says
Looks creamy, hearty and delicious! Great pics too…I love food photography!
agatapokutycka says
I don’t really have an Irish favorite but yours corned beef and noodles casserole looks perfect so I will give it a try
Bonnie @ wemake7 says
Oh my word! I love Corned Beef. This is something I really need to make. I love that it has cheese too. =)
Peachy @ The Peach Kitchen says
Oh I am a corned beef lover here as well and my mouth waters as I am looking at your delicious casserole!
Ronni says
Ya know what’s a bummer? I’m the only 1 in my family who loves corned beef! Crazy, right!?
This looks delish. I may make it just for me! 🙂
Katherine says
My family would end up loving this! It looks really yummy and easy
Elizabeth O. says
Have you ever tried using corned beef in red spaghetti sauce? It’s quite delicious too!
Rebecca Swenor says
This looks and sounds really good and I am going to have to make this for sure. I love casseroles with peas and noodles but never had one with corned beef. Thanks for sharing.
Valerie Remy-Milora says
I love corned beef and It’s been much too long since I’ve indulged… time to change that! I also love easy casseroles. They do make wonderful comfort food!
Lauren says
I don’t usually celebrate St. Patty’s day, but I think if I could make this I would! What an awesome recipe!
vidya sudarsan says
Nice to follow traditions.. We follow a lot of traditions and it makes us feel so good about it.
celebbabylaundry says
I love corned beef and noodles, this is a recipe I can totally enjoy!
Lena says
This looks like a great dish – I have been thinking of trying a new casserole
Pamela:: Still Dating My Spouse says
I’ve never eaten corned beef but this look delish. Thanks for the recipe.
XmasDolly says
Well, this is a great recipe to do something tasty with the leftovers of cornbeef & cabbage from St. Patty’s day! oooo And I could put something like this in hubby’s lunch. Always looking for something different for him instead of giving him the same thing day in and day out. Thanks much for sharing. 🙂
Tammilee Tips says
My husband would love this dish!! Corned beef is one of his favorites and we have never paired it with noodles before!
touristmeetstraveler says
This actually looks so good, I never thought of having corned beef with noodles before; but I’d love to try it!
thelesleyshow says
I love corned beef! I will certainly be trying this one.
Jeny says
This looks amazing!! I have never had corned beef and noodles together before!
Maggie says
Perfect dish for st Patrick’s day!
Carly says
Yum, this looks delish!
Britney says
This sounds so good! What a great idea!
Beth@KCMompreneurs says
That looks so delish. May have to make it on Friday.
Chrysa says
Oh my goodness this corned beef and noodles looks delish! I love a spin on old recipes!
AJ @ NutriFitMama says
This is definitely a different combination- I think my husband and son would especially like it.
Amber NElson says
I have never really had an Irish dish. THis looks delish!
Catherine S says
This looks really good. I can’t wait to try this. I have never had corned beef.
Maria says
Looks like a fun meal to get my kids in the St. Patirck’s day festivities!
Debra says
This sounds like a type of corned beef that I could do! Delicious!
Mama to 5 BLessings says
That looks great! Perfect for picnics as a side dish!
Giveaways 4 Mom says
This is a very unique combo. I like corned beef so I may have to give this a try.
Ann Bacciaglia says
This looks like a delicious casserole. I will have to try making one this weekend. I like to make cottage roll and boiled potatoes.
Krista Blackburn says
I don’t think I’ve ever tried corned beef! I will try this out!
Marybeth Hamilton says
Kraft cheese is the best for melting-its definitely my favorite for casseroles. I think my husband would love this recipe!
Christina says
This definitely sounds interesting. I’ve never seen a corned beef pasta dish. Definitely going to try this soon!
Kori says
I love Irish food.. and Irish-American food. All of it is just so delicious, I can’t possibly pick a favorite.
Nina Say says
This sounds so good! It reminds me of my childhood. So many great memories.
Franc Ramon says
I love corned beef because of its taste. It’s great mixing corned beef with pasta which makes the corned beef noodle casserole really a great meal.
Patty H says
This is a great idea. I never thought to make a corned beef casserole. I love it!
Erin says
Oh this is perfect! My husband was asking me about corned beef and this is different enough to entice me into making it! lol. Thanks!
Lorane says
This looks like an interesting way to eat Corned Beef. In Jamaica we like to have it with Cabbage among other things. I will look into trying this recipe
Crystal says
That’s the way I normally have it too, but I’m excited to try something a little different this year!
Chelley @ AisForAdelaide says
I’ve been looking for something kid-friendly for next week! This is perfect! Thank you!
Jeanine says
Wow this looks so amazing! I’ve never tried anything like this but I would love to! Looks yummy!
Crystal says
I wouldn’t have noticed that multiple kinds of noodles unless you mentioned it. It looks so delicious!
Robin {Masshole Mommy} says
I didn’t notice the multiple types of noodles, either. I bet that makes it a lot more fun to eat!
Marcie W. says
I absolutely adore this exciting twist on a classic, plus a casserole version is far easier than the actual in depth meal. Thanks for sharing this fun dish!
Chelley @ AisForAdelaide says
YES! Casseroles are SO much easier for families!
Donna Ward says
yummmy…Looks so tasty and beautifully displayed – not Irish at all – but…saving that great recipe! Thank you 🙂
Vera Sweeney says
I never thought to do corned beef this way!!! it looks delicious and like it would be a great week night dinner!
Danielle K says
What a fun way to change up the usual corner beef. Can’t wait to try this.
Ty says
I immediately fell in love with this when I seen it in the Kraft newsletter yesterday! It looks all kind of delicious!
Michele says
I do love corned beef but never thought to pair it in a casserole with noodles–what a great idea. However I almost always make myself corned beef and cabbage for St Patrick’s day and I am not even a tiny bit Irish–except on St Patrick’s day!!
Cynthia L says
Never would have noticed the different noodles. Perhaps because it happens in my house all of the the time. Great recipe, will have to try it.
Echo says
This looks delicious! We love corned beef and cabbage which I have made a few different way, but Colcannon is my FAVORITE Irish dish!
Jenn says
That looks so good! I will definitely try it.
Thanks so much for sharing!
coolchillmom says
This looks so appetizing! Not Irish at all but love every celebration
My Inner Chick says
YUM,
looks like somthin’ mama used to make!!! xx
vanessa: brite&bubbly says
Oh what a fabulous and unique casserole. I’m not big on the corned beef by my husband is and he would love this.
Pam says
My husband and son just love corned beef. They would be all over this.
Adriana Martin says
This sounds like a lovely dinner dish thanks for sharing!
Travel Blogger says
That does look delicious! I’m irish and scottish and sadly don’t know any recipes.
Cara (@StylishGeek) says
What an appetizing and easy recipe to make! My family is definitely going to love that because they absolutely crave for corned beef! At least now I have another alternative recipe to the classic cornbeef and cabbage! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Pam says
I always make plain old corned beef and cabbage. I’ve never thought of making a tasty casserole like this.
Crystal says
I think it’s me who has the luck of the Irish because I just scored this awesome recipe! Can’t wait to try it.
Lady Lilith says
Yum. This looks so amazing. Such a tasty dinner treat.
sojourner says
I’ve never actually had corned beef before. My husband loves it though. I’ll pass this recipe on to him. I’m sure he’d love to give it a go. Then I’ll be able to get a taste 🙂
Jennifer @ Mom Spotted says
That looks so good! I love corned beef but for the life of me I cannot cook it without being overly salty!
Robin {Masshole Mommy} says
Corned beef has a really interesting flavor that I like. I think this will be a recipe that my family will enjoy.
Lesley says
It’s like an Italian and Irishman collided in the bowl! lol Great spin on a St. Patty’s favorite.
Susan says
I don’t have a favorite Irish recipe, I’ll have to give your casserole a try this week.
Daisy says
This sounds delish! My hubby loves anything with corned beef and this is perfect timing for March.
Sarah Bailey says
Oh yum this sounds absolutely delicious – I have to admit I love a nice pasta dish. x
Melissa Pezza says
Oh, I’ve got to make this. I love corned beef, and I LOVE casseroles. Thanks!
ourfamilyworld says
I thought I was the only one mixing noodles. This casserole looks amazing. My kids would love it
Elizabeth Copeland says
What a great way to use up leftovers! I am really looking forward to the corned beef and potatoes this year, and all the delicious leftovers.
Patty says
I love leftovers casseroles. So delicious and they can make a roast last forever. Noodles or rice are great for making these kind of heartwarming meals.
maria @closetohome says
This is an easy way to say happy st pats day without all the extras of large roast.
Theresa says
This would be a great option for a quick St. Patrick’s Day meal! Looks delish!
Dawn says
I’m always happy to see a new casserole recipe. If there’s one thing I love as much as crock pot recipes, it’s casseroles!
Debi @ Life Currents says
What a fun twist on traditional St. Patty’s Day fare. I love this idea!
Shop with Me Mama (Kim) says
Total yumness! I was looking for a way to eat this differently and this just might be the recipe! I LOVE casseroles! I am a wee bit Irish too 😉
Tammi @ My Organized Chaos says
Mmm, this looks so good! Love how easy it is to make too! This would be great for lunch tomorrow!
Rebecca Orr says
As always, this looks delicious Liz! I don’t eat corned beef very often but this is making my mouth water!
Julie says
My husband loves corned beef, but I’ve never tried it with noodles before. Pinning now!
aimee fauci says
Oh yes! We recently accidentally made corned beef! We didn’t know what to do with it so this sounds fabulous.
Ricci says
Not a huge corned beef fan but this looks delicious!! I am a big casserole fan!! YUMMY!!
Katrina Kaminaka says
Thank you so much for sharing this recipe. There is so much that ca be done with corned beef hash, which I love by the way. One more yummy trick to use corned beef hash in.
Chubskulit Rose says
Such a great idea to use corned beef. We love corned beef here so as pasta, now you gave me what to do next time!
Chubskulit Rose says
I didn’t even notice the two kind of pasta that you used when I first came here hahaha. Everything comes together when the luck of the Irish strikes.
Bri Radke says
This looks very tasty! If it’s in a casserole form, you can pretty much guarantee it’s going to be delicious. Thanks!
Robin (Masshole Mommy) says
I love corned beef! This recipe sounds very good and I will be sure to try it out!
Stacie @ Divine Lifestyle says
That looks so good. I’m a huge fan of casseroles. They’re easy to make, and they’re always tasty.
Robin (Masshole Mommy) says
I agree! I love casseroles! I bookmarked this recipe for later!
Heather says
This looks great and I just love all the things you can make with pasta! Casseroles too are my favorite type of meal.
Sara P. (@SensiblySara) says
I don’t like corned beef – but I’d eat the noodles! 😉 I like St. Patrick’s Day, but we don’t do much to celebrate it.
Linda Kinsman says
We make an annual event of the Corn Beef and Cabbage meal as well. And truth be told- this Scottish Lass may have a wee bit of Irish in her as well. I’ve never tried corned beef with noodles though- but your cute little ramekins make me want to go read your recipe. Thanks!
Kristen from The Road to Domestication says
I don’t think I’ve ever had corned beef…and I’m not exactly sure what it is, to be honest. But this looks YUMMY!
Angela says
I am so into this casserole! No worries about mixing noodles. 🙂 I do that all the time to use it up.
Rachelle J says
That recipe looks amazing! I’ve never thought to make something like that. My favorite Irish recipe is stew and Irish soda bread!
Michelle F. says
That looks so good! What a great new way to have corned beef!
Kelsey APley says
This is a meal similar to what we ate as a kid, but not with corned beef. It looks and sounds delicious!!! Wish I had a bowl now to eat!
Jeannette says
This looks so good! I hate to admit it but I’ve never had corned beef but I’m totally going to try it out in this recipe!
Andrea Kruse says
I love corned beef, too! Seems like it used to be much less expensive, but I still get at least one cut this time of year. Love your dish idea. I will have to give that a try.
Heather Lawrence says
Looks yummy!
Do you think this recipe could be tweaked so it could be made the crockpot?
Carrie says
Hmmm. I don’t like corned beef and am not Irish. However this looks really yummy
Heather D. (@GirlGoneMom) says
I love corned beef. What a unique way to make it!
Angela says
This looks SO good! Your pictures captured it great, Great enough to make me hungry!! Would be perfect for St. Patrick’s Day!
Lindsey @ Redhead Baby Mama says
Much better sounding than cabbage to me! I could easily make this for our family later this week!
kungphoo says
Corned Beef is what i look forward to on St. Patricks Day.. We are not parade goers or bar hoppers.. I like this combo.
Carol Cassara says
Would you believe I’ve never tried it? I will, now!
Kelli A says
I love corned beef. I have only ever cooked it myself once and although it turned out great, it was a process! This looks so simple and easy! My hubs would love it!
Cherri Megasko says
I’ve mixed lots of meats with noodles and cheese, but never corned beef. Since I love corned beef, this sounds really good – I’ll definitely be trying it out. Thanks!
Crystal Wachoski says
That looks great! Yum!
Jenn says
I love the noodle addition,so original. I bet this is as delicious as it looks!
Alli says
My family always wants a homemade reuben for St. Patrick’s Day, but your casserole looks so good that I may switch things up this year. I couldn’t help but laugh at your 2 types of noodles. I thought that just happened to me. Looks delicious!
Akhil Sharma says
Sounds delicious to me! Best recipe for making St. Patrick’s Day much more enjoyable.
Michelle F. says
that look sso good. I would have never thought to pair corned beef with pasta.
Carra D says
I haven’t seen or had corned beef with noodles before. I don’t normally eat corned beef or make it, if I’m over someones house for St Patricks day I usually just have the potatoes, cabbages , & carrots.
Cinny says
Oohh, that looks like a lunch I’d love to pack!
Tough Cookie Mommy says
I love corned beef and noodles too. This dish is perfect for enjoying for St. Patrick’s Day.
Stefani Tolson says
I have only ever had corned beef with the corned beef and cabbage my Nana used to always make. I would love to try it with pasta. Your recipe looks good!
brian miller says
shepherds pie…hands down…
corned beef is an interesting taste…we have it at least once a year,
corned beef and cabbage you know…i would try it though…
Tough Cookie Mommy says
We also have it at least once per year. It is a great dish to enjoy with the family.
Vera Sweeney says
I never would have thought to put corned beef with noodles before! Sounds delicious!