25 Delicious Christmas Breakfast Recipes.
Do you have a favorite Christmas morning breakfast recipe, or do you need some ideas? If you don’t have anything planned, I can help you out with that! Many of these are also perfect for packing up and taking to a friend or family member’s house! Here are 25 Christmas Morning Breakfast Dishes you have to try!
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We usually open our presents while a Christmas casserole cooks in the oven. Some families like to have breakfast and then open their presents. There are plenty of recipes here for any way you handle Christmas morning. Check out these 25 Christmas morning breakfast dishes and tell me which is your favorite!
25 Christmas Morning Breakfast Dishes
Christmas morning can be hectic with opening gifts, preparing food for lunch/dinner, or traveling. With these incredible breakfast recipes, they are a great way to fill up and give yourself the energy to push through the day’s events.
- Don’t Panic! I know it’s tempting to run around the house stressed and feeling a bit crazy. This time of year is busy, but try to remain calm and relaxed. It’s supposed to be enjoyable, not stressful.
- You don’t have to make a buffet of food for breakfast. It’s okay to stick with one or two basic recipes instead of making tons of food.
- When possible, prepare food the night before. It will save you lots of time in the morning when you can simply reheat or bake the food in the morning.
- Be prepared. Plan ahead, so you know exactly what you are planning to make on Christmas morning. Have all the ingredients ready to go the night before.
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- Cranberry Almond French Toast Casserole from Capturing Joy with Kristen Duke
- Spinach and Cheese Egg Muffins from Simply Stacie
- Overnight Breakfast Casserole from Taste Better from Scratch
- Coconut Pancakes from Ashlee Marie
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- Simple Homemade Cinnamon Rolls from This Simple Home
- Easy Refrigerated Cinnamon Roll Casserole from Mrs. Happy Homemaker
- Easy Ham and Cheese Breakfast Pie from Bless This Mess Please
- Pumpkin Cinnamon Waffles from A Mom’s Take
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- Slow Cooker Breakfast Casserole from Today’s Creative Blog
- Cheesy Bacon Potato Frittata from Amanda’s Cookin
- Crustless Breakfast Tart from Kalyn’s Kitchen
- Hashbrown Breakfast Quiche from Is This Really My Life
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- Overnight Vanilla Chai French Toast Bake from Home Cooking Memories
- Easy Egg and Potato Casserole from Bless This Mess Please
- Breakfast Casserole with Sundried Tomatoes and Spinach from Turning the Clock Back
- Weekend Brunch Casserole from Love to Be in the Kitchen
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- French Toast Cups from Simply Stacie
- Pumpkin French Toast from The View from Great Island
- Easy Chocolate Chip Scones from Ashlee Marie
- Monkey Bread Muffins from Bless This Mess Please
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- Santa & Snowman Pancakes from Taste of Japan
- Banana and Nutella Stuffed French Toast from Just A Taste
- Sausage Egg Biscuit Casserole with Gravy from Bake Me Some Sugar
- Apple Pie Cinnamon Roll Monkey Bread from Home Fresh Ideas
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- Sweet Breakfast Bake with Chocolate Croissants from Sweet Pea’s Kitchen
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What’s on the menu for your family this Christmas?
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Every year, since hubby and I got married, we go over to my parents for Christmas breakfast but this year they will be out of town. These are all really delisious looking recipes. Since I have never made Christmas breakfast for us I needed some ideas. Glad I stopped by.
Hugs,
❤️Ana
Yay! I hope you find something to make. All those recipes sound good don’t they!
Thank you dear Manuela! I am always looking for something new for Christmas morning! Sending Hugs your way! Enjoy your day!
oh my gosh! these recipes are making my mouth water! especially the banana and nutella stuffed french toast! thank you for sharing such yummy ideas! 🙂
I LoVe nutella (it’s not that good for you though). I buy the little mini packs of Nutella so I have some portion control 🙂 I am so making that french toast (not for Christmas but maybe for New Year’s Day)
Merry Christmas, Manuela!
Last year I made Amish Breakfast Casserole for my family (link below). OMG, it was fantastic! How could it not, with eggs, hash browns, onion, bacon and THREE KINDS OF CHEESE! Needless to say, it’s on the menu again this Christmas morning, and we are all looking forward to it. Here’s the link: http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/amish-breakfast-casserole
That recipe sounds good! I like that it has frozen hashbrowns in it. Nothing easier than an all-in-one type dish! Thanks so much for linking that recipe.
By the way, I used the “cubed” frozen hash browns, and I think it added a good texture to the dish.
Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Sorry – didn’t mean to post it twice! Thought I had done something wrong the first time . . . 🙂
No problem Patti! I deleted the extra one. I don’t have my comments set to moderation. But some people can comment and it shows up right away and others it takes while and other’s I have to approve. This started about a year ago and no one can figure out why!
So many good ideas here! Thanks for including my crustless breakfast tarts.
Thanks! I found a couple to do while my daughter and her husband are in town. I love your photo of all the recipe photos. How do you do that? Cute. It’s the title above the photo that has me intrigued.
I just use PicMonkey for my photo editing. Collage, text, clipart it’s all in PicMonkey.
Thanks for featuring my hash brown breakfast quiche. It’s definitely a family favorite!
Hi Manuela! Oh, we really don’t have a breakfast tradition! But I’ll just come to your house! Merry Christmas, sweet friend.
Shelia 😉
Thanks for these! I normally make a breakfast casserole like #17 but I’m trying to get away from any processed foods (the recipe uses Crescent rolls). I think I’ll try #2 – I’ve pinned it.
So many winning ideas here! Thanks for sharing with Sunday Features!
What a great round up of wonderful recipes. Thank you for sharing. Cathy