Christmas Breakfasts That You Can Make the Night Before
Check 'make breakfast' off your holiday to-do list.

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Christmas is almost here and for many of us there’s still a lot to do. Even if your stockings are hung neatly in a row and every gift-wrapped box has been topped with a bow and tucked under the tree, there’s bound to be a few tasks left on your holiday to-do list. If Christmas breakfast is one of them, we can help.
With just a little bit of prep work on Christmas Eve (I recommend sneaking a cookie or two from Santa’s plate if you need a little extra energy) you can enjoy a warm, delicious breakfast bake on the morning of the 25th. And all you’ll have to do on Christmas Day is pop it in the oven!

Matt Armendariz
Sausage, egg, cheese and savory everything bagel seasoning — this hearty breakfast casserole has all the flavors of a classic breakfast sandwich.

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There’s no need to stand by the griddle flipping flapjacks all morning when you can bake them into a make-ahead casserole instead. Just layer fluffy pancakes with a cinnamon-infused custard and top with maple syrup and pecans.

Renee Comet
The beauty of this recipe is that cheesy baked eggs pair perfectly with just about anything you have on-hand — so feel free to improvise. This is your go-to if you’re short on time and can’t run to the grocery store for ingredients before Christmas.

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Crispy potato tots, savory corned beef and gooey, melted Cheddar: even the kiddos will happily take a break from opening presents when this tasty casserole comes out of the oven.

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Fragrant panettone is the perfect choice for this sweet, French toast-inspired casserole. Don’t have a loaf of this Italian holiday bread on hand? Try rich, buttery brioche instead.
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