Christmas breakfast

LokiLahve · December 2013

Do any of you plan to make a yummy Christmas breakfast? Please share!!

I think I'm making a pumpkin French toast in the crockpot. I love the idea of waking up to a ready to eat breakfast!

TrueBeliever925 · December 2013

@petey1106. That SOUNDS amazing. I might have to do that this year.

NikkiD522 · December 2013

we don't.. but I'm thinking this might be a fun tradition to start! Thanks for the idea :-)

TexasGirl81 · December 2013

Umm! Yum! That sounds delish! I wish I could say I was but I plan on getting as many zz's as possible. I-)

PB102012 · December 2013

msspeedymarie said:

My mom does a breakfast casserole that is amazing. You tear up English muffins and line the bottom of a baking dish, then pour scrambled eggs (uncooked) over it, then sausage crumbles, some onion and peppers and top off with shredded cheese. I suppose you could put hashed brown potatoes on top, too.

That sounds delicious!!! How long do you bake it for?

LiylaRae · December 2013

We always have sticky buns. I have no idea how they are made but they are delicious. My aunt always makes them for everyone on Christmas Eve and all we have to do is bake them. Yum yum!

Slpafford · December 2013

MIL always does a yummy breakfast casserole, pretty similar to @msspeedymarie. Slice French bread 1/2inch thick and line baking dish, put cooked sausage crumbles on that, beat 6 eggs with 2 cups of milk and salt and pepper. Pour egg mixture over sausage. Top with green onion and shredded cheese. Make it the night before if you want and just refrigerate and bake the morning of. 350 for about 45 min

Moosesoar · December 2013

We have a marzipan stollen and coffee/hot cocoa.

BelhurstBride · December 2013

I'm trying one of those crock pot egg bakes this year. It'll be the first time I've done one.

Jamiepahel · December 2013

I'm going to do a crockpot casserole that I found on Pinterest. I love the idea of not having to hassle with cooking in the morning as well as a million dishes to clean up.

WildRumpus · December 2013

We're having caramel rolls and fried apples

Snowbird7 · December 2013

I love ham and artichoke strata. You can assemble it the night before and pop it in the oven quick before opening gifts.

https://www.myrecipes.com/recipe/overnight-artichoke-and-ham-strata-10000000223247/

PB102012 · December 2013

msspeedymarie said:

christy32685 said:

msspeedymarie said:

My mom does a breakfast casserole that is amazing. You tear up English muffins and line the bottom of a baking dish, then pour scrambled eggs (uncooked) over it, then sausage crumbles, some onion and peppers and top off with shredded cheese. I suppose you could put hashed brown potatoes on top, too.

That sounds delicious!!! How long do you bake it for?

I have no idea! I'm going to call my mom and ask, because I think I'm going to make it for Christmas Eve morning. I'll let you know.

Yes please! Thanks

LokiLahve · December 2013

BelhurstBride said:
I'm trying one of those crock pot egg bakes this year. It'll be the first time I've done one.

I've done those before for tailgating at early games and they are always a huge hit. The great thing is you can throw in pretty much any ingredient you want!
I like to add potatoes for some texture aside from eggs.

kkay1982 · December 2013

My mom "makes" cinnamon rolls. Thank you pillsbury dough boy.

ktballz · December 2013

We used to eat waffles for breakfast at Christmas. Then the children started to get married and waffles weren't manageable so my mom makes cinnamon roll dough in the bread machine and puts the rolls together the night before and pulls then out of the fridge in the morning while the oven preheats.

Since I'm not home this year I plan on making an oven pancake. It's kind of like a giant sweet popover. I'm very excited about it and it may turn into our family tradition.

kkay1982 · December 2013

msspeedymarie said:

kkay1982 said:

My mom "makes" cinnamon rolls. Thank you pillsbury dough boy.

That's how we make them in my family. When my H and I first started living together, one Sunday morning I said I was gonna make cinnamon rolls. Half an hour later I came into the living room with a plate of the pillsbury ones, and he's goes "what's this?" And I said, "cinnamon rolls" and he says, "oh" real sad. And I said, "did you think I was actually going to make dough and bake real cinnamon rolls, are you nuts?" His parents are hippies and make most food from scratch, where in my family everything was mostly pre packaged.

I love the pillsbury ones and it is so much easier, especially on Christmas morning. I think my mom used to make them from scratch but then we got smart.

Kebert618 · December 2013

I really want to make a crockpot egg casserole but its just DH and I...and we're heading to Michigan late morning. Any ideas for just 2 servings???

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LokiLahve · December 2013

Kebert618 said:
I really want to make a crockpot egg casserole but its just DH and I...and we're heading to Michigan late morning. Any ideas for just 2 servings??? )

Bake one in a small casserole dish instead of the crockpot.

Revez · December 2013

petey1106 said:

We always make breakfast pizza! You do a layer of hashbrowns for the crust, then layer scrambled eggs, cheese, bacon, sausage, green chiles and green onions. Bake in the oven and serve with salsa and sour cream. We coon everything before so all we have to do it assemble amd bake. It. Is. Amazing.

This exists!?!
Well now I'm just going to try and make this. Of course I'll bomb it and we'll just end up eating toast, but still.

DaniB091 · December 2013

petey1106 said:
We always make breakfast pizza! You do a layer of hashbrowns for the crust, then layer scrambled eggs, cheese, bacon, sausage, green chiles and green onions. Bake in the oven and serve with salsa and sour cream. We coon everything before so all we have to do it assemble amd bake. It. Is. Amazing.

@petey1106 I told my DH about breakfast pizza, and he really wants to try it! Will you share how long you bake it for and the temperature? Also, do you brown the hashbrowns first?

Thank you!!

lkobriant · December 2013

Biscuits and chocolate gravy! YUMM! It's our "special occasion" breakfast (birthdays, holidays, etc)

MommyBolty · December 2013

I plan to make an omelet casserole this year...eggs, sausage, mushrooms, peppers, onions, cheese. Yum yum.

Bunnyfer · December 2013

Pillsbury rolls. Been a longstanding tradition with DH and I

kwhite27 · December 2013

My DH makes eggs benedict. Mmm one of my favs!

shootthemoon · December 2013

This is the first time in years we'll be home Christmas morning. DH wants chocolate chip pancakes & bacon. I say too much work, but he's gonna do it anyway.

ashleyamberRN · December 2013

msspeedymarie said:

christy32685 said:

msspeedymarie said:

christy32685 said:

msspeedymarie said:

My mom does a breakfast casserole that is amazing. You tear up English muffins and line the bottom of a baking dish, then pour scrambled eggs (uncooked) over it, then sausage crumbles, some onion and peppers and top off with shredded cheese. I suppose you could put hashed brown potatoes on top, too.
That sounds delicious!!! How long do you bake it for?
I have no idea! I'm going to call my mom and ask, because I think I'm going to make it for Christmas Eve morning. I'll let you know.

Yes please! Thanks

from my mom:

Recipe: 12 oz. sausage, cooked and crumbled(I use Jimmy Dean already cooked sausage crumbled in a bag about 1/2 the bag)

6 slices of bacon, dice and cook.

6 english muffins

1 cup (4 oz.) shredded cheddar cheese and 1 cup (4 oz) shredded Mozzarella cheese,

1/8 to 1/4 cup of onion and red pepper( goes easy on onion and pepper or it will over power the taste),

12 eggs whipped add 2 cups of milk and whip some more(whipping the eggs and milk makes it fluffy) add1 teaspoon salt and 1/2 teaspoon black pepper to the eggs.

dice up muffins, sprinkle all the toppings on ending with the cheese.

Whip the eggs and milk and CAREFULLY pour over muffins.

Use a GREASED 9 x 13 pan.

bake for 45-50 minutes at 350. Insert a knife to check to make sure it is cooked through.

With this recipe you can add or delete anything you want!

Let it sit for at least a 1/2 hour or over night before baking.

ETA: I bought some shredded hash browns to throw into mine!

Mmm this sounds great. I work the night before so I'm not cooking a thing when I get off in the morning but I'll just have to make this another time soon. Thanks speedy mama!!

MyBaby2013 · December 2013

Cinnamon rolls. Since I was a kid! It's not Christmas morning without them. This year I'm thinking about putting then in the waffle iron... Decisions decisions.