From pancake bakes to make ahead egg casseroles, these easy recipes will carry you through a busy weekend.
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Mornings are usually the most hectic times of the weekday.
Weekend mornings should feel special and just a touch indulgentthat’s where these make-aheadbreakfast casserolescome in.
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Make the most of lazy weekend mornings with a comforting breakfast casserole.
breakfast is the coziest meal for a chilly fall morning.
The brioche bread cubes are what makes it taste so special.
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Plus, it’s almost infinitely customizable.
Grab some fresh or dried fruit and get started on your oatmeal bar.
This delicious meal is one we guarantee will see your table often.
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Yes, you read that right: This hollandaise comes together entirely in ablender.
An all-in-one melding of brekky flavors, this is one of our favorites and will become yours as well.
Breakfast Chilaquiles Casserole
Need an impressive looking dish to wow at brunch without all the effort?
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This make-ahead chilaquiles casserole is just the ticket.
Prepare the base in advance, then add fried eggs and garnishes just before serving.
In this case, just an hour will do.
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Gruyerecheese browns beautifullyand adds a nutty flavor to the dish.
With the added sausage, your savory breakfast is served.
This is one of those recipes that needs to stay in your rotation of classics.
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Everyone will be asking for the recipe!
That’s this in a casserole dish.
You’ll never go without tater tots in your freezer again.
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100 percent pure maple syrup willget you the flavorthis recipe was made to have.
From that point forward, any other syrup will taste inferior.
This will leave everyone at the table feeling full.
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Planning your next meal of the day isn’t exactly urgent.
No matter which accouterments you choose, there is enough for everyone.
All the components are there to delight even the most picky of palates.
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Do not expect any leftovers.
Save it so your family can pour a little extra over their serving of this remade classic recipe.
The grits will absorb the flavor and moisture, and your palate will be thanking you.
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These are theflavors of homeand will bring your crowd even closer together.
There’s nothing like bonding over a delicious start to the day.
It’ll save you time in the kitchen on busy weekends or when hosting.
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This is twelve servings of goodness that might just require asip or twoof coffee.
You’ve got just the right amount of fuel to get the day started.
This recipe can be modified into a whole casserole if you don’t have the 8 oz Ramekins depicted.
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No matter the presentation, this dish satisfies.
Biscuits And Gravy Casserole
Skip driving to your favorite breakfast spot this time around.
Frozen biscuits speed up this classic breakfast favorite, which takes only 15 minutes of hands-on time.
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Not only that but you will all be served at once.
You will put this breakfast option on repeat for those mornings when you need alast-minutesolution.
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