Our Christmas Morning Brunch Recipe

Hello friends,

Just popping in quick....I had several requests for the Christmas Morning Wifesaver recipe I mentioned in Thursday's posting....

It's an family fav... the boys look forward to it every year....Sooo good.

I can't wait to dig into it this year.....

Please let me know if you decide to give it a try.....

Enjoy...

Click HERE to download the 4 x 6 recipe card or HERE for the letter-size printable.

Until tomorrow....  so much love.

xo,

Comments

[Sherri B.]

I also fix a Christmas breakfast very similar to this - it's an annual tradition! We always look forward to it...Kim, have a wonderful Christmas and a very Happy New Year. You are such a light to me in the blog world - your heart is so big and your smile (and positive spirit) is always present in every word you type. Happy Holidays!

[Sylvia]

I love your photo, Kim !
That Christmas morning brunch sounds delicious, thanks for the recipe !
Wishing you and your family a wonderful Christmas time,
Sylvia

[Su Hall]

Greetings! I liked your tree, by the way! I would have picked it, too, because I would have felt sorry for it! I'm like that. Always for the underdog, pardon the expression!
When my brothers and sister and I started having our own families, it became real difficult for any of us with little ones to be away from our homes on Christmas day. One of the last times everyone got together at our parents, we all woke up Christmas morning and the two little girl grandchildren got confused as to who's presents were who's. Those presents you don't wrap, like baby buggies and play kitchens were the source of confusion. It was a very tearful event. That was when we decided to alter our holiday.
So, we implemented 'Brunch'. For an hour, some time late morning, we would all gather for some nourishment and trading of gifts, then, we'd return to our homes. The fare was put together by each of us supplying one or two goodies - cocktail sausages, bagels and lox, orange juice, egg nog, scrambled eggs, bacon, donuts, whatever typical morning fare anyone liked! Oh, and, a big carafe of coffee!
We usually did dinner on our own, placing more emphasis on the brunch than a big feast. It gave the mommies a day that was more relaxing. There were so many goodies to munch on, no one was really very hungry, anyway. We could chill and enjoy the day, play with our new 'toys' and not be running here, there and everywhere. The children got to stay and play with their own toys, too!. It was just a far better idea than dragging our babies away from home on Christmas day.
It has worked for us ever since!
Thank you for letting me share that. Merry Christmas!

Su

[Candy C.]

I like this twist on the standard sausage breakfast casserole and the corn flake crumbs sound really yummy! Thanks for the recipe! :)

[Colleen G]

Aweome!! I just popped in and lo and behold ... thank you for this!! Christmas morning accomplished via Kim:-))

[Tora]

Thanks for the recipe I´m sure going to try this one day :)

[Heather]

Hi I'm Heather! Please email me when you get a chance, I have a question about your blog! LifesABanquet1(at)gmail.com

[Marl1's Images]

Just popping in to say that I soooo love this image! The colors, the softness, dof... Really gorgeous!