I am typically not a casserole fan. Except when it comes to breakfast. Oh yes, there is nothing better than warm egg-y, cheesy, baked goodness in the morning.
I have been making this particular casserole for years to share at MOPS meetings. The food of course, is a big reason I have enjoyed MOPS for the last seven years. 
I usually throw this together in about ten minutes, so I am not sure of the exact measurements. You can easily adjust the amounts to suit your family’s tastes.
Quick and Easy Breakfast Casserole
8-10 large eggs
1 1/2 cups shredded cheese (I prefer a combo of cheddar and monterey jack)
4-5 slices bread (sourdough is the best, but any bread will do)
1 cup milk
1/4 cup crumbled sausage
1/4 tsp. garlic salt
pepper to taste
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Cut the crusts off the slices of bread and chop roughly into 1-inch cubes. Cover the bottom of a greased 9×13 baking dish with the pieces.
Whisk together eggs and milk in a large mixing bowl. Add garlic salt and pepper. Sprinkle about half the cheese evenly over the bread.
Then add the sausages crumbles and the remainder of the cheese.
Pour the egg mixture slowly into the pan, covering all of the bread.
Bake for approximately 25 minutes, uncovered.
Slice into squares and serve immediately (or as quickly as possible after loading up the minivan with two kids and heading to MOPS).
I promise this tastes better than it looks! You might also try bacon crumbles or turkey sausage. Or make it meatless and go for some zesty green chiles.
Casseroles are such a frugal and easy way to feed a large group of hungry moms. Enjoy!
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I am not a meat eater but my family loves this recipe. I make it ahead at least once a month on Friday and heat it up on the Sabbath so I am not in the kitchen cooking and can rest and study on Sabbath out of the kitchen! It is quick and easy and a tummy pleaser! Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for posting this recipe! I can’t wait to try it out!
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Can I please have some right now?!
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Sounds yummy! Sounds great for an easy Sunday morning breakfast. Thanks for sharing!
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You can also get by with less eggs and more milk, especially if you make it the night before and keep it in the fridge for all the liquid to soak up into the bread. YUM! Thanks for sharing your recipe!
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Thanks for sharing a good and easy to make recipe.
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I made a breakfast casserole recently. Great minds think alike. Yours looks delicious. I will be trying your version next time.
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I love this dish. Its especially good because you do most of the work the day before, so you can just throw it in the oven while you are getting ready in the morning.
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Looks yummy! I used to love the breakfast dishes at MOPS too, and I would always bring an egg casserole with me also. I used shredded hash browns rather than the bread…mmmm….delicious! I still make it occasionally at home for dinner.
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I can eat breakfast for every meal. This might even be dinner tonight!! Thanks for sharing.
Lisa
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This sounds wonderful! Thanks for sharing!
Kas
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I am a huge fan of casseroles and this one looks wonderful! Thanks for sharing. I will be trying this recipe out very soon.
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It takes forever to feed this crew bacon eggs and toast and this would be much faster. I can’t wait to try it. Thanks !!!
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Thank you very much for great recipe. I reposted on my blog
http://slovakmama.blogspot.com/2010/03/jednoducha-omeleta-pecena-v-rure.html
Thank you
Lenka
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this looks yummy, I will put it to the test this weekend..
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I go to MOPs too! This is my last year. I will have to bring this casserole to the next meeting. Thanks!
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Do you think it would work as well with bacon?
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This recipe is awesome! Thanks so much for posting. I made it for my church one Sunday. It was a big hit!.
Also, I”m a college student and decided to try making a one serving size casserole in the microwave at my dorm. Worked amazingly well.
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This was a huge hit at MOPS lat time I made it. There was none left at all!!! Its my turn to bring something again..looks like I will be making it!
Thanks so much for allowing us to have it.
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I make something very similar to this, except I am lazy and don’t cut up the bread- just layer it in there kind of like shingles on a roof
I also use whatever leftover ham, bacon, or sausage I have on hand. I’ve even used shredded chicken and some bacon and it turned out so yummy! The cheesier, the better!
Blessings
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This has been what our family calls Christmas breakfast for as many years as I have been alive…so at least 33…lol…with slight variations on the recipe, my mother has made this a very special meal for us….up until a few years ago, I thought it was her own recipe…haha, and I thought you could only eat it for Christmas morning!!! But either way, whenever you eat it and however you eat it…it’s delicious and I can never get enough!!
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