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RECIPE: Breakfast Casserole
Comments (3)For the casserole, use only white bread. I made it once with wheat and we didn't like it at all. Just plain old fashioned white bread, since you trim the crusts anyway, doesn't matter if it's sandwich style or round top. Buy the better sausage (such as Jimmy Dean). Some of the cheaper (store brand) sausages don't do as well. And try to use medium, it's gives it more of a "kick"....See MoreRECIPE: ginger's breakfast casserole was a hit this am!
Comments (6)well--i'm sure it would have to be somewhat different using whole eggs but based on the size dish i was using (2.8 L), it held about 8 slices of the baguette and i used the equivalent of 6 eggs and stirred in 1 c of milk. at the stated temp, it took about an hour to cook and "poofed" right up over the top edge before it fell a bit while cooling. 'tis history already--ted finished the last of it this morning :)...See MoreLOOKING for: Breakfast Casseroles
Comments (1)Theproblemwithyoupeo, here are a couple of links to some previous posts. Lots of breakfast casseroles to choose from. Breakfast Casseroles Breakfast /Brunch B & B Breakfast Casseroles...See MoreLOOKING for: Egg Nog Breakfast Casserole
Comments (3)I have this on my to try list as your recipe, but no mention of rum or caramel syrup? Is this the one one you wanted? HTH! Eggnog French Toast (Caliloo/Alexa) 1 loaf French bread, sliced 3/4 inch thick 1 1/2 cup eggnog 1 cup milk 2 tablespoons butter, 4 eggs, beaten ground nutmeg, to taste ground cinnamon, to taste In a large bowl or deep casserole dish, mix egg nog, milk, eggs and spices. Dip each slice of bread in the mixture. Let soak for a minute but do not let the bread get soggy. Heat a covered skillet on medium with a little butter, margarine or non-stick cooking spray. Place a few dipped bread slices into the skillet and cover. In about 1 minute check the French toast (lifting with a spatula) to see if it is French toast is slightly browned. Adjust the burner heat if necessary. When the first side is browned, flip and brown the other side. Make sure to again cover the skillet. Enjoy with a sprinkle of confectioners' sugar (powdered sugar), cinnamon, and a little fresh fruit...See More- 10 years ago
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