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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Strata might be easier than quiche, and could be heartier. What about roasted potatoes as well?  Figure a bagel per person and maybe get a few extra, even if you suspect you'll have leftovers (you can freeze the leftovers).[/quote]

I totally agree on the strata.

Egg salad sounds like an enormous pain in the ass.

If this were me, here is what it would look like:

-Steel cut oats in the crockpot-recipe here, I sub whole milk for cocount milk: http://www.hungryhungryhippie.com/crockpot-steel-cut-oats/ 
you can put this on the night before. Might only end up 12 servings or so, but that is fine, I'm sure not EVERYONE will want oats, but it is a healthy option for some. I'd put out a some nice toppings for people

-If there are kids involved, I'd have some frozen waffles handy.

-A few days in advance, I would make 3 dozen bananna nut muffins. In my experience, these hold very well in zip lock bags.

-A few pans of Strata and possibly baked french toast if you have double ovens.

-Bagels and Lox as you suggest (only Item that I would plan for one for each guest)

-I have an Anita's near my house and I would DEFINITLY roll over that and pick up a few dozen breakfast burritos.  They are cheap and delicious!

-Mixed Fruit

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