Since it's Thanksgiving week and we are all ready to stuff ourselves full of great food, I'm including a breakfast casserole I make ahead of time for Thanksgiving morning and let it cook while I start the Thanksgiving feast food. My kids and husband love it.
Ingredients:
1 package (16 oz.) of bulk ground sausage. I like a little spice to mine so I get a mild or hot sausage.
1 onion (chopped or you can buy a bag of the frozen already chopped)
1 red pepper (chopped or you can buy a bag of the frozen already chopped)
3-4 cups frozen square hash browns
2 cups cheddar cheese
3/4 cups Bisquick (I use gluten free Bisquick because Eddy is gluten free and it's the same measurements)
2 cups of milk
6 eggs
Optional black pepper
Directions:
I preheat my oven to 400
Spray a 3 quart baking dish ( 13 x 9 inches) with cooking spray
Over medium heat, cook the chopped onion and red pepper along with the sausage until the sausage is cooked with no pink. Drain the meat. Add the meat mixture, frozen hash browns, and 1.5 cups of the cheese in the baking dish.
In a bowl, combine the milk, Bisquick, eggs, and pepper (optional). Pour over the sausage mix in the baking dish.
Bake for around 30-35 minutes. Sprinkle the rest of the cheese over top and bake another five minutes or until the cheese has melted. I'm a big believer in letting the food stand for 5-10 minutes after taken out of the oven. Enjoy!
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I have Czech heritage and what I'm looking forward to, on Thanksgiving Day, is potato dumplings and gravy! dbahn(at)iw(dot)net
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ReplyDeleteI really like the smoked turkey. I'm looking forward to being with family. Spending time with them all is precious, especially the grandkids. My husband passed away last June, so I count every day with them a blessing.
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ReplyDeleteI look forward to The carbs! Lol Mashed potatoes & gravy and noodles cooked in Turkey broth. Yum
ReplyDeleteI look forward to pumpkin cheesecake but since I'm the only one that likes it in my family it won't be there. I'll have pumpkin or apple pie. I'll get a slice of cheesecake at Cheesecake factory B4 they are all gone.
ReplyDeleteStuffing and gravy are my favorites with just a tad of cranberry sauce (the jellied kind of course).
ReplyDeleteWe always go out to eat on Thanksgiving since there are several of us with no family to join. There are several restaurants here with good Thanksgiving food.
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I'm looking forward to all of it. My brother (host) is a great cook. Everyone includes something at the table. I do the sweet potato casserole
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Looking forward to seeing my in-laws. We do every other year with them and then my family as both families live in MA. I don't have to cook this year. I'm in charge of the wine. I love picking new wines to try or give as gifts. Happy Thanksgiving, Paula Adams
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ReplyDeleteI love turkey.
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite dish is broccoli bake with extra cheese. I make it every year.
ReplyDeleteI love Turkey & Dressing! No one's Dressing tastes as good as my Mother's. I surely miss enjoying it since she stepped into the arms of Jesus 4 years ago. Her sister's is almost exactly like it. After all, they did learn from the same fabulous cook - their Mama! One year my sweet husband, a ridiculously good cook in his own right, cooked two Crown Roasts of Pork with Shoepeg Cornbread Dressing. Delicious!!
ReplyDeleteWe celebrated our Thanksgiving yesterday, as my son leaves for boot camp with the United States Navy tomorrow (2 days before the actual holiday). I always look forward to my husband making pineapple/brown sugar ham, and my mom's homemade chicken and noodles. Neither one disappointed yesterday!
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ReplyDeleteI have been instructed to make my banana pudding and my Robert Redford pies.
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ReplyDeleteThis year it's lemon meringue pie! Family is all over and we're unable to make it together. There'll be a conference call mid afternoon. So my husband and I are heading out to Market Tavern for a quiet, romantic, no-dishes-to-wash Thanksgiving dinner. It'll be different, but fun!
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Pecan pie
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ReplyDeleteI love the mashed potatoes!!!!!!
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ReplyDeleteI am ready for the homemade turkey gravy my Mom makes from the broth out of the roasting pan when the turkey is done. It's delicious and great and on the mashed potatoes and dipping the rolls in it.
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I'm looking forward to some apple pie! We decided instead of the traditional pumpkin pie, we'd have apple pie. Mmmm!
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ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to making and eating apple cake with brown sugar frosting, (my favorite recipe my grandmother always made).
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I'm looking forward to a different take on Thanksgiving dinner. My family and I will be celebrating in NYC this year!! Happy Thanksgiving!! ����. Thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to eating out because I am that unusual person that dislikes turkey.
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DeleteLOL That's easy. I love the dinner roll to sop up all the gravy!
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I'm looking forward to the turkey and gravy.
ReplyDeleteI like the appetizers and desert more than the main course
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ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to ALL!!!
I look forward to cornbread dressing and Buttermilk pie. Have a great Thanksgiving with you family.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe! I love everything about Thanksgiving dinner, the turkey, stuffing, sweet potato casserole, gravy, rolls...okay now I'm hungry.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to eating the stuffing. That's my favorite.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is my broccoli casserole. But what I enjoy even more than that is all of us in the kitchen cooking together Wednesday and Thursday morning.
ReplyDeleteThe stuffing is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteReal Cranberries are my favorite not the sauce...and my Sister did them the old fashioned way.
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turkey is always my favorite
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