Today, we’re showcasing eight breakfast casseroles that come together with ease for a delicious, low-stress Christmas morning. The top three are new, and the next five are oldies but goodies. Enjoy!

Southwest Eggs and Tater Rounds Breakfast Casserole

This Southwestern Tater Breakfast Casserole is a bold and flavorful twist on a classic, combining zesty sausage, smoky poblano peppers, and crispy tater rounds for a festive dish that’s sure to impress. Topped with vibrant pico de gallo and avocado, it’s a make-ahead recipe perfect for Christmas morning, offering hearty comfort with a touch of Southwest flair.

With layers of black beans, melted cheese, and a creamy egg base, this casserole brings the season’s warmth to your table and fuels the whole family for a day of holiday cheer. Find this recipe here.

A Southwest-inspired casserole dish filled with a layered dip, topped with diced avocado, sliced jalapeños, and a zesty tomato mixture is perfect for any occasion. Pin
This casserole is just as pretty as it is delicious. Find the recipe here. Image: Liza Graves

Savory Puff Pastry with Eggs, Onion Jam, Bacon, and Goat Cheese

Wake up to a show-stopping breakfast puff pastry ring filled with creamy goat cheese, fluffy eggs, caramelized onion jam, and ribbons of fresh spinach. This savory dish combines buttery, flaky puff pastry with rich, tangy, and smoky flavors for a breakfast that’s as beautiful as it is delicious. Perfect for brunch gatherings or a weekend treat, it’s easy to prepare but looks impressively gourmet on any table!

While this is not one you can make ahead, it comes together fairly quickly, and crafty kids can help out and feel quite accomplished with the impressive results this dish delivers. I can’t give you a higher recommendation for a recipe if you have a brunch gathering. Find the full recipe here.

Two images of a festive breakfast pastry: left shows it unbaked with ingredients like spinach, cheese, and bacon; right displays it partially folded into a Christmas morning wreath shape, perfect for those who love unique breakfast casseroles.Pin
This breakfast + slight craft project is easier to accomplish than you might think at first glance. It’s worth the small effort and pays off big time. See the recipe here. Image: Liza Graves

Pillsbury Orange Roll Breakfast Casserole

This Orange Roll Breakfast Casserole takes the sweet and tangy flavors of Pillsbury orange rolls to a whole new level. With a rich egg custard, warm spices, and a drizzle of citrusy icing, it’s an easy-to-make dish that’s both indulgent and festive. Perfect for Christmas morning or any holiday brunch, this casserole is a crowd-pleaser that combines convenience with bakery-worthy flavor. See the recipe here.

A blue baking dish holds a delightful baked dessert, reminiscent of an orange roll, topped with sliced oranges and walnuts. Nearby, a bowl of fresh oranges rests on a patterned cloth, inviting you to try this delicious breakfast casserole recipe.Pin
This is a sweet breakfast, but no more than a coffee cake. While I wouldn’t make it the night before, it’s easy to whip up in the morning. And, if you are looking for a time saver, make the egg mixture the night before, so you can save a little time and mess in the morning. Find the full recipe here. Image: Liza Graves

Ham and Cheese Make-Ahead Breakfast Casserole

While we are all big fans of a down-home egg-cheese-and-sausage breakfast casserole, this is a slightly more elegant dish that delivers big, satisfying flavors. You don’t need tomatoes, but these add that extra tang for tomato lovers, just like a summer tomato on a ham and cheese Sammy. Find the full recipe here.

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Using ham, cheese, and eggs, this make-ahead breakfast casserole is full of flavor. Find this recipe here. Image: Liza Graves

Hash Brown & Ham Breakfast Casserole

This casserole also uses ham as one of its proteins, and it may be one of the easiest casseroles to whip up, with its prep time taking only 10 minutes! Once prepped, just pop it in the oven for 90 minutes. If you’re looking to add some extra indulgence, top your dish with a fried egg … we promise it won’t disappoint. Find the full recipe here.

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This breakfast casserole is sure to satisfy a crowd — and it only calls for 10 minutes of prep work! See the recipe here. Image: Liza Graves

Breakfast Taco Casserole

While this casserole may not be your traditional Christmas morning fare, it’s a guaranteed crowd-pleaser. To make the most of this dish, serve it with a salad for a delicious brunch, lunch, or dinner. You can also swap out the spicy Italian sausage for whatever type of ground sausage you prefer. Find this recipe here.

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Shake things up on Christmas morning by serving this breakfast taco casserole. Image: Liza Graves

Mascarpone French Toast Bake

Courtesy of Memphian Andrea LeTard of the blog Andrea’s Cooktales, this mascarpone French toast bake is the ultimate cool-weather breakfast casserole. Andrea created this recipe on a whim during a ski trip with ingredients she had in the refrigerator, and it quickly became her staple for feeding a crowd. You can find this recipe and other delicious meals in Andrea’s cookbook, Andrea’s Cooktales.

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This mascarpone French toast bake is the perfect comfort dish for chilly mornings. Image: Andrea LeTard

Cheesy Jalapeño Grits Casserole

These cheesy grits are so delicious that you may be tempted to bypass cooking them in the oven — they taste so good even before that step, but keep going! You will love them even more after they cook for an additional hour. Find the full recipe here.

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Add a little spice to your Christmas morning meal with this cheesy grits casserole with jalapeños. Image: Liza Graves

Happy holidays!

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Liza Graves
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Liza Graves

As CEO of StyleBlueprint, Liza also regularly writes for SB. Most of her writing is now found in the recipe archives as cooking is her stress relief!