20 Top-Rated Breakfast Casseroles for Your 9x13 Dish (2024)

If you've got a full house and are feeding a crowd over the holidays, make breakfast the most delicious and stress-free meal of the day with any of these top-rated breakfast casseroles for your 9x13-inch dish. Why sweat over the stove cooking pancakes, bacon, and eggs when you can do it all in one pan in the oven? All of these recipes have been selected for their glowing reviews from the Allrecipes community, so we've eliminated the guesswork for you!

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Breakfast Sausage Casserole

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"My mom made this sausage breakfast casserole for us on Christmas morning. We still look forward to eating it every year. It's meaty, cheesy, and delicious — everyone enjoys it!" —M.K. Meredith

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Egg and Sausage Casserole

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"This egg and sausage casserole is easy to make and always a hit. The recipe was given to me by a friend several years ago. Co-workers beg for it, and it's my husband's favorite!" —LeAnn

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Easy French Toast Casserole

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"The BEST brunch recipe I've ever made! Even the 'picky eater' of the family LOVED IT!" —LRT

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Biscuits and Gravy Casserole

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"This is so good it's been requested for church breakfasts and family Christmas breakfasts from now on." —Sheri

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Wake-Up Casserole

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"Made as directed and every last morsel disappeared. Some added picante sauce, others Tony Chachere's, and I added pickled jalapeños. It's a great recipe that is easy to season individually once it's out of the oven. Perfect for your picky eaters!" —Shaumarie Tanner

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Overnight Asparagus Mushroom Strata

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"This was downright tasty. 5 stars for ease, ingredients on hand and the low amount of prep time involved." —Crystal S

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Spinach and Mushroom Egg Casserole

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"This was delicious! I used fresh spinach and mushrooms and cooked them in advance with the butter. Used Swiss cheese and added a little milk before putting everything in the pan. Everyone loved it and it was great for Easter brunch. Will definitely make again!" —KatieW

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Sunday Brunch Casserole

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"This is a very easy and delicious egg casserole. I cooked the bacon in the oven the night before to save some time in the morning... Came out great and was amazing. Ate mine with a bit of ketchup. Great as leftovers, too. Good for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Will definitely make again." —Cheryl Godine

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Spinach, Sausage, and Egg Casserole

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"All three of my children (all under the age of 5) gobbled down and requested more. One was even trying to climb onto the counter to get more. Made the recipe AS IS. This is a great simple and quick recipe." —michelle2770

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Pancake Casserole

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"A yummy and simple way to enjoy the flavor of pancakes in the convenience of a casserole. Always a big hit for breakfast, brunch, even dinner! Serve with maple syrup on the side, just like on pancakes. Everyone puts their own syrup on." —Mom4life

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Grits, Sausage, and Egg Casserole

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"This is amazing!! I made half since there are two of us. Added sprinkle of extra cheese and finished in oven without foil covering. So yummy! Thanks for this recipe." —DSABENS

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Quick and Easy Cinnamon Roll Casserole

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"This was amazing! It wasn't hard to make and when I served it to my kids and a friend; they all ate it and asked for more. I just used cheap store-brand cinnamon rolls for the recipe and they turned out just fine. I'll definitely make this again. This has become a family favorite." —Steve Yount

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Copycat Cracker Barrel Hash Brown Casserole

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"I made it twice. The first time was how it is, everyone loved it so much. The second time I made it into a meal with sausage, topped with french fried onions and served with scrambled eggs (I like my eggs seperate). It is amazing." —Mary Williams

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Healthy Sweet Potato and Bacon Breakfast Casserole

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"This casserole is a way to have healthy fats and delicious veggies without all the bad stuff. There is a punch of flavor in this and you can even package individually to eat throughout the week. One of my favorite go-to recipes. Top with cheese if desired." —The Noshologist

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Hash Hoppel Poppel

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"All my life, I have heard of hash, but it was not part of my mom's culture, so I had never experienced it. I tried this recipe, because I like breakfast recipes that may be made in advance, and then leftovers work for breakfasts on busy mornings. Well, I'm glad I tried it, because I have eaten it 2 days in a row, and I will eat it again tomorrow!" —Bibi

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Huevos Rancheros Brunch Casserole with Ham and Cheese

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This casserole layers corn tortillas, black beans, ham, cheese, and eggs for a delicious brunch inspired by huevos rancheros. "Everyone in this five-person family loved it. And it is quite healthy with all the veggies. We plan to make regularly." —Mom of 3 Hungry Kids

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Egg Bake with Sausage, Bacon, and Veggies

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"I made two casseroles and sliced and froze servings for easy meal prep. Turned out great!" —Jealith Thacker

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Italian Breakfast Bread Pudding

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"This was very tasty! We ate it for dinner. I didn't change a thing except to add a few extra minutes in the oven to set. Delicious!" —Jacolyn

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Maple-Pecan French Toast Bake

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"So good! The family loved it, and it is easy enough for anyone to make." —Karla Harmer

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Cauliflower Tot and Turkey Sausage Breakfast Casserole

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"This casserole can be assembled and chilled up to a day before baking. Just add 10 minutes to the baking time." —LKB

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FAQs

20 Top-Rated Breakfast Casseroles for Your 9x13 Dish? ›

Incorrect oven temperature - Casseroles that are baked at an oven temperature that is too low may not cook evenly, resulting in a soggy top and a firm or crunchy bottom. Too much liquid - Casseroles that have too much liquid may not be able to absorb all of the moisture, leading to a soggy top.

Why is my breakfast casserole soggy? ›

Incorrect oven temperature - Casseroles that are baked at an oven temperature that is too low may not cook evenly, resulting in a soggy top and a firm or crunchy bottom. Too much liquid - Casseroles that have too much liquid may not be able to absorb all of the moisture, leading to a soggy top.

What is the key to making a good casserole? ›

  1. Choose the right baking dish. If you're all about the crunchy topping, use a shallow dish. ...
  2. Undercook your pasta. ...
  3. Drain your meat. ...
  4. Beware of mushy vegetables. ...
  5. Know your cheeses. ...
  6. Master the art of casserole assembly. ...
  7. Don't skip the topping. ...
  8. Make it now, but bake it later.
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What is a breakfast casserole made of? ›

To make a breakfast casserole you beat some eggs, add milk and cheese, add cubed bread, add "mix-ins" like mushrooms, veggies, sausage, and herbs, put it in a casserole dish, and bake.

What's the difference between a frittata and a breakfast casserole? ›

As for the cooking process, frittata is made by briefly cooking an egg-based custard in a cast-iron pan on the stove, then baking it for a short time in the oven. Meanwhile, the egg custard in a breakfast casserole is poured over layers of other ingredients in a deep baking dish before going into the oven.

How do you thicken breakfast casserole? ›

Whisk together equal parts cornstarch and cold water in a small bowl. Use one tablespoon of cornstarch per cup of liquid you would like to thicken. Stir out all the lumps. A few minutes before your casserole is done, add it a little at a time until you are happy with the thickness.

How do you make egg casserole not watery? ›

1 teaspoon of corn starch to 1 cup of casserole liquid, mxi it well and add it to the casserole. Give a good stir and when it bubbles a bit it will thicken.

Do I bake my casserole covered or uncovered? ›

Uncovering the foods promotes browning and crisping, and reduces the amount of liquid in the finished dish. If a casserole looks soupy when it's ready to bake, bake it uncovered unless the ingredients include pasta or rice, which absorb liquid.

What are three guidelines to follow when preparing casseroles? ›

Top tips for casseroles
  1. Cut your ingredients, such as meat, potatoes and parsnips, into similar-sized pieces to ensure they cook evenly. ...
  2. To save time – and washing up – use a flameproof, ovenproof casserole dish. ...
  3. Avoid adding flour after cooking or the raw flour taste will remain.

Is it better to cook casserole the day before or? ›

Make-ahead meals (especially baked casseroles) are terrific because you can completely assemble them in advance and bake them just before serving. They're the ultimate comfort food as they come bubbling hot and delicious straight from the oven to the table to the delight of family and friends.

How long can breakfast casserole sit before cooking? ›

Whisk the eggs, salt, pepper, milk, and cheese together. Evenly pour over sausage/vegetable mixture. Add another sprinkle of salt and pepper on top. Cover casserole with plastic wrap or aluminum foil and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes and up to 24 hours.

Why do you have to refrigerate breakfast casserole overnight? ›

The casserole is covered and refrigerated overnight to allow the liquid ingredients to be absorbed into the bread. This is a perishable mixture and should be cooked the morning or day after assembly. Bake in an oven set no lower than 325 °F. Most recipes suggest 350 °F.

How do you know when breakfast casserole is done? ›

How do you know when breakfast casserole is done? Just stick a knife into the center of your egg casserole recipe after 55 minutes of baking. If it comes out clean, your baked egg casserole is ready!

How do you keep breakfast casserole from falling? ›

For a puffy egg casserole, you can prevent falling by cooking at a lower temperature, as with this recipe.

How many days is breakfast casserole good for? ›

After baking, leftover egg casserole can be stored in the fridge and enjoyed within 3-4 days.

What is a breakfast quiche called? ›

Frittatas are Italian in origin and can be described as a cross between an omelet and a crustless quiche. Frittatas take less time to make than quiche or strata. The dish is traditionally made by beating eggs with dairy—often heavy cream or half and half—together with ingredients like vegetables, meats and cheeses.

How do you fix a wet casserole? ›

Experiment With Pasta Or Grains

Just because your casserole is starting to look a bit soupy doesn't mean it's beyond saving. In fact, all you need to do is add some pasta noodles or grains to your base. This trick works for the simple reason that both types of ingredients soak up water as they cook.

How do you moisten a dry breakfast casserole? ›

Covering the dish will trap the steam in and keep it moist while it heats. How do you moisten a dry casserole? Add a little water or milk to the top of the it before reheating.

Why is my hash brown casserole soggy? ›

Frozen hash browns will leak moisture during cooking, which could leave a soggy, sad mess behind. For the best results, let the frozen hash browns thaw overnight in the fridge, then thoroughly pat them dry to remove as much moisture as possible before cooking them to crispy.

How do you add moisture to a dry casserole? ›

If you've already cooked your casserole and find out it's too dry, another easy fix is to warm some broth and then pour it over the top of your casserole. Cover the dish with aluminum foil to prevent the liquid from evaporating and wait for 10 minutes or so before serving.

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