When your family arrives for the holidays the day before, what should you make for a leisurely breakfast? Can it be made the night before and feed a crowd?
Uh oh…no worries! I have got you covered. These are the ten best make-ahead breakfasts for the holiday season. You can whip together these breakfast casseroles the night before…just let your oven do the work that morning for a delicious meal that will get everyone through the day until the big feast! Happy Holidays from my kitchen to yours!
English Muffin, Ham, and Egg Strata (Overnight Bake)
Strata means layers…generally layers of egg-soaked bread, meat (ham, sausage, bacon), and cheese. It is baked like a casserole. This English muffin, ham, and egg casserole is very popular for the holidays! Recipe here.
Credit: Moore or Less Cooking
Overnight Sausage and Egg Bake
Do the work the night before for this delicious casserole! Recipe here.
Credit: Moore or Less Cooking
Cinnamon-Sugar Topped French Toast Casserole
Everyone loves fluffy baked French toast! Recipe here. Credit: Cooking With Mary and Friends
Breakfast Casserole
This breakfast casserole can be cut into squares, making it easy to eat with your hands. My son said it was so delicious that he wanted two squares!
Recipe here. Credit: Moore or Less Cooking Food Blog
Sausage Breakfast Casserole
This is one of those great recipes that you make ahead of time and bake later. You can also substitute sausage for ham. Recipe here. Tampa Cake Girl
Apple Challah French Toast
Challah bread combines apples, eggs, and milk to make this sweet breakfast casserole that the whole family loves!
Credit: Thrifty Jinxy.com
Tater Tot Breakfast Casserole
For a savory and hearty breakfast, make Tater Tot Breakfast Casserole! Packed with bacon, sausage, eggs, and plenty of cheese, this filling one-dish meal will keep you going all morning. And it’s gluten-free!
Credit: Cupcakes and Kale Chips
Blintz soufflé
Blintz soufflé is an easy and delicious brunch or breakfast dish. The creamy, cheesy filling mimics a traditional blintz, but the batter is baked over a rich, sweet cheese filling instead of making and rolling crepes. Fresh blueberry sauce, fruit jam, and sour cream are traditional accompaniments.
Credit: What a Girl Eats
Crescent Roll Breakfast Casserole
This wonderful crescent roll breakfast casserole is made with flaky, buttery crescent rolls as a crust, then layered with cheese, sausage, eggs, and your favorite veggies!
Credit: To Simply Inspire
Raspberry Mascarpone French Toast Casserole
This overnight breakfast casserole is filled with sweet, ripe berries and rich mascarpone cream and can be assembled the night before!
Credit: That Skinny Chick Can Bake
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LadyRaconteur88
Wednesday 2nd of December 2015
These are great ideas, especially for Christmas morning breakfast. Really liked the french toast recipe the best. Might have to pin it my recipe board. =)
nettiemoore11
Thursday 3rd of December 2015
Thank you for pinning! Nettie
lisa
Wednesday 2nd of December 2015
Some of these sound really good. I never eat a tradition breakfast. I'm never hungry in the morning.
nettiemoore11
Wednesday 2nd of December 2015
Thank you Lisa, maybe they would be great for brunch! Nettie
auntiepatch69
Wednesday 2nd of December 2015
I'm going for Overnight French Toast this year for Christmas Brunch! Thanks!
Sarh S
Wednesday 2nd of December 2015
I'm never sure what items are okay to make ahead of time, so I often cram and cook everything right before and wish I had a much larger stove. I'd definitely love to try the Cinnamon-Sugar Topped French Toast Casserole.
nettiemoore11
Wednesday 2nd of December 2015
I hope you enjoy this casserole! Nettie