If you want to feel like you're eating dessert for breakfast, mix up a custard, dunk some bread in it, and make French toast!

This apple pie French toast casserole shared by Angela Latimer, a Minnesota-based cookbook author and the recipe developer behind BakeitWithLove.com, can serve a mighty crowd of 15.

Flaky croissants, fresh veggies, and baked eggs make this easy breakfast casserole feel rich but light. Perfect for a weekend ...

Eggs: You need 7 large eggs. Pumpkin: The pumpkin puree adds real pumpkin flavor. You want the pure stuff, not the pumpkin pie filling. If you're using homemade pumpkin puree, make sure it's ...

Summer may not seem like the season for a comforting breakfast, but Joanna Gaines is about to change your mind. In the summer ...

There's nothing better than a quiche or make-ahead French toast casserole that you can pop in the oven while the coffee is brewing. Sweet, savory and incredibly simple to make, here are five great ...

Eggnog and French toast are two classic holiday favorites, so combining them feels a bit like destiny. The rich, creamy eggnog base tastes even better than milk or cream, while bringing a subtle ...

(Mass Appeal) – Here’s one breakfast you aren’t going to want to skip! It’s a rich, creamy, French toast inspired casserole that you can make ahead. And it has a topping that’s berry ...

It's a twist on French toast - quick to throw together and you don't have to stand over the stove cooking each piece individually. It does require about 35 minutes in the oven, so make it on a day ...

However, reheating the cooked casserole will take about 20 to 25 minutes; cooking the whole thing takes only about half an hour, so you’re not saving a ton of time.

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When you're ready to cook breakfast: Pull the casserole from the refrigerator 30 minute before baking. Leave the streusel in the fridge until ready to bake. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.