I prep this egg, hashbrown, hand and cheese casserole the night before and pop into the oven in the AM.
You could add veggies or sub something else for the ham as desired.
Serve with some fruit and coffee.
https://www.thewholesomedish.com/easy-breakfast-casserole/

We do a French toast bake with brioche. Year up bread, cover with scrambled eggs, add a dash of cinnamon and bake. Super easy.

The easiest is a spread of bagels, cream cheese, lox, tomato, capers. I also serve strata. Made the day before and I cook it after presents have been opened.

The almond Kringle at Trader Joe’s with coffee, then waffles in the waffle machine with eggs and sausage

NYT croissant egg casserole!
With fruit, coffee, and Ina’s cinnamon donuts (if you don’t have 2 donut pans Google how to make donuts with foil paper molds). Both made the day prior and baked morning of.

Cinnamon rolls or monkey bread, depending on how ambitious I'm feeling on the 24th. We'll cook some sausage and slice up fresh fruit while the cin rolls are baking.

Egg/cheese/broccoli casserole and monkey bread

Anonymous wrote:Overnight blueberry cream cheese French toast. I’ll cook sausage in the morning to go with it.

Yum, is this complicated? Do you have a recipe?

Overnight blueberry cream cheese French toast. I’ll cook sausage in the morning to go with it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you make the French toast the night before?

No - it's really not difficult or time consuming at all.

Quite impossible.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you make the French toast the night before?

No - it's really not difficult or time consuming at all.

Ok I love French toast so maybe we’ll do this!

Anonymous wrote:Do you make the French toast the night before?

No - it's really not difficult or time consuming at all.

Do you make the French toast the night before?

Egg nog French toast and fruit.

What do you all eat for Christmas morning breakfast? Looking for easy ideas/recipes.