Breakfast Sausage Casserole
Feb. 17th, 2011 08:51 amWant a hearty hot breakfast this weekend without needing to do a lot of work in the morning? I assembled this casserole the night before and kept it in the fridge overnight. Next morning, I popped it in the oven, went for a run, and came back to a hot breakfast. This one's another good dish for using up stale bread.
In the comments on the original recipe, someone had recommended letting it soak overnight if you liked a bread pudding texture, or reducing the soaking time to about 2 hours if you preferred a sturdier texture. My boyfriend doesn't like the texture of bread pudding but I still wanted the convenience of an overnight soak, so I let the bread get really hard and stale and reduced the amount of milk and that seemed to work well. While you can use ready-made sausage, I've been using this Homemade Breakfast Sausage recipe.
In the comments on the original recipe, someone had recommended letting it soak overnight if you liked a bread pudding texture, or reducing the soaking time to about 2 hours if you preferred a sturdier texture. My boyfriend doesn't like the texture of bread pudding but I still wanted the convenience of an overnight soak, so I let the bread get really hard and stale and reduced the amount of milk and that seemed to work well. While you can use ready-made sausage, I've been using this Homemade Breakfast Sausage recipe.