Merry Christmas!
Have you heard?
We are celebrating Christmas at the End of May this week with a giveaway of Gooseberry Patch's brand new cookbook Quick and Easy Christmas Recipes
!
For today's festivities let's check out this great little recipe for Christmas Morning Casserole.
To whip up this yummy breakfast treat, I first grabbed my best kitchen accessory...
Miss Add was in charge of the mixing bowl while mommy was in charge of the
blurry camera.
Meanwhile, I popped some sausage from the freezer into my microcooker and let 'er cook right up...
This sausage just so happens to be from
Miss Heather's farm.
6-8 minutes later...
While that was cooking up, Miss Add and I grabbed 6 eggs
Oops... we obviously miscounted... anyhoo... we then whisked them up...
Added 2 Cups of Milk
And mixed 'er up
Then we added 1 t Dry Mustard
And 1 t Dried Oregano
1 Cup Bisquick
1 Cup Shredded Cheese
I mixed it up and poured it into two square pans... one for now and one to freeze for later.
I baked them up at 350 degrees for a little over a half an hour. You should just bake until set.
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Enjoy!

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4 GOODe Thoughts:
OOOOO! Love the two pan idea! This dish is ALWAYS a winner! Love your best accessory too!
Boy, does that ever look delicious! Perfect for any weekend morning breakfast too:)
This sounds yummy!!! Just curious though...do you cook it before you freeze it? I am now sure about the whole freezing eggs thing...never done it! Thank you! :)
Lydia Gray
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Oh my Goodness that looks so delish and so simple to make. And they freeze well too? I have got to make some of these. I think I'll get the large crate of eggs when I go to the grocery store so I can make some for the freezer. I love cooking once and eating several times. Thanks so much for sharing!
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