Our best breakfast casserole recipes will have you planning breakfast just to heat up your oven.
A breakfast casserole is one of the most delicious ways to start the day.
These breakfast casserole recipes are the ticket to starting the day off on the right foot.
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You’ll have to keep this recipe at-the-ready.
In true Southern fashion, it all comes together in one skillet.
Red peppers and poblanos top off the flavors this filling breakfast.
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Prep the day before, and make the hollandaise sauce while the casserole bakes.
This version of hollandaise will open up your kitchen skill set, as it is an easy blender prep.
Shrimp And Grits Casserole
Every Southern family should have this dish in their weekend rotation.
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It transitions seamlessly from breakfast to dinner, although we’re always partial to breakfast shrimp and grits.
Think of some of your favorite meals in the Low Country, and bring one to your table.
No need to dress for brunch out.
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Enjoy this warm biscuits and gravy dish in your pajamas.
This impresses easily, and will become part of your regular breakfast rotation.
Slow-Cooker Cinnamon Roll Casserole
Who knew you could cook cinnamon rolls in a slow cooker?
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This is a technique you’ve gotta try during those cold weather months.
Sweet cream cheese frosting gives this dish a grand finish.
This take on the classic dish is big-batch, so it’ll feed the whole family.
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Frozen biscuits help get this meal on the table fast.
Baked Oatmeal
With cinnamon apples and toasty pecans, this Baked Oatmeal is ideal for fall mornings.
it’s possible for you to adapt this recipe to whatever fruit and nuts you have on hand.
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Prepare this fuss-free, festive French toast casserole ahead of time.
Between the challah bread and the egg nog, these are holiday flavors, ready-to-serve.
Cheddar Cheese Grits Casserole
This no-frills recipe will be the star of any weekend breakfast.
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It’s a great way to make grits for a crowd.
This recipe leaves time to cut fresh fruit and enjoy your company as it bakes.
All you need now is a big pot of scrambled eggs.
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Hashbrown Casserole
This classic dish couldn’t be any easier to pull together.
You’ll just stir together the first five ingredients, top with cornflakes cereal, and bake.
Assemble the casserole and store it, unbaked, in the refrigerator overnight.
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Then, in the morning, all you have to do is pop it in the oven.
Cheesy Ham, Corn, And Grits Bake
Think of this recipe as an easier souffle.
A layer of cheese on top bubbles to golden-brown perfection.
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you’re free to’t go wrong with this Southern staple.
Chop the vegetables the day before for an easier morning.
This will be great fuel for some all-day outdoor fun.
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Breakfast Enchiladas
Who says enchiladas are just for dinner?
You and your entire family won’t be able to resist this decadent breakfast casserole.
Bacon Hash Brown Quiche
We replaced the usual pastry shell with acrispy hash brownand bacon crust.
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Make the orange-apricot version for a zippy twist.
Even better, make ahead and freeze it for a lazy Saturday morning.
Get cozy and make plans to stay at home for the rest of the day.
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Creamy Egg Strata
Let Creamy Egg Strata be the star of your next brunch.
Made with Swiss and Parmesan cheeses, this creamy egg dish is worth waking up for.
Tater Tot Breakfast Casserole
Tater tots aren’t just for the kids.
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Thisclassic casseroleis a great way to upgrade the beloved potato puffs for a dish the whole family will devour.
Trust us, you will not need to be concerned about leftovers.
This dish doesnt need any maple syrup thanks to the thick brown sugar-pecan sauce.
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The reaction of your breakfast guests will validate all of your home chef skills.
Spinach And Broccoli Breakfast Bread Pudding
This cheesy bread pudding gets cooked right in the slow cooker.
Prep ingredients the night before, and assembly the next morning will only take minutes.
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This recipe is the one to reach for to serve and satisfy a crowd.
Sausage And Grits Quiche
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Your breakfast plans just got both easy and delicious.
When the last piece is gone, remember to take all of the praise gracefully.
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King Ranch Breakfast Strata
This is the ultimate make-ahead breakfast casserole.
For the best results, assemble it the night before.
But don’t skip the hot sauce.
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It’s made to serve a crowd, but take that serving suggestion with a grain of salt.
Otherwise, for breakfast, we recommend this with a side ofskillet-fried breakfast potatoes.
This feels and tastes perfectly balanced.
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Create a rich and fluffy texture by incorporating sour cream or Greek yogurt into this dish.
Customize with vegetables, including sweet peppers and onions, if preferred.
Are you still in search of the perfect cheesy grits recipe?
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You’ve found it in this version.
We love the straightforward approach and the traditional flavor that everyone craves.
What’s not to love?
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That’s this in a casserole dish.
It lends the quiche its classic savory flavor and adds a touch of salt.
Thin and thick-cut bacon works in this quiche, and you might also useturkey bacon, if you prefer.
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