I will be posting different breakfast recipes all week...hopefully you can find something to make Christmas morning! This recipe is the one I had on my guest post yesterday on "Or So She Says." If you didn't see my post on traditions there, go check it out!
This is not your normal soggy bread breakfast casserole...if you know me at all, I HATE soggy bread! We make this breakfast casserole every Christmas. Ok and maybe a few other times a year. It is a tradition that we have adopted from my husbands Grandma.
This is not your normal soggy bread breakfast casserole...if you know me at all, I HATE soggy bread! We make this breakfast casserole every Christmas. Ok and maybe a few other times a year. It is a tradition that we have adopted from my husbands Grandma.
You will love this one!
8 oz of grated cheese
1/2 pound of your favorite meat (sausage or ham)
Veggies (mushrooms, onions, peppers)
8-10 Eggs
Salt and Pepper
Butter
Directions: Butter all slices of bread. Place 6 slices of bread, buttered side down in a 9 x 13 pan. Then top with grated cheese, meat and veggies. Then place the other 6 slices of bread, buttered side up on the top. Beat 8-10 eggs in a bowl, with salt and pepper. Pour the eggs over the whole casserole...make sure to get all the bread covered with eggs. Cover the pan in foil and refrigerate over night. Bake at 350 for 1 1/2 hours (30 of which is without the foil).
Tip: We make two different kids...one with chedder cheese, ham and sometimes we add onions. And then on the other one we use pepper jack cheese, breakfast sausage and peppers. Feel free to experiment!







9 comments:
Found your here from your post on "Or So She Says". Thanks for the recipe. It looks wonderful. We'll try it on Christmas morning.
What great recipes!
My hubby hates soggy bread too. I'd love to try this one out on the fam for Christmas. Yum!
This looks delicous and we will be trying it this year for Christmas. Thank you!
Welcome to the Hive...you have a fabulous blog here!
I just made this casserole and it's sitting in the fridge as I type. I figured it would be a great way to start off the new year, just poppin it in the oven! Thanks so much!
What size of pan do you use? This looks great!
Beth,
We used a 9x13 pan! I hope you love our recipe!
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