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Bake at 350 degrees F for 45 to 60 minutes, until firm and lightly browned. Remove from oven and let the casserole rest for 5 to 10 minutes. It will be very hot, on the inside.
I usually serve some fruit and some Danish pastries, for something sweet, to go with this very popular savory dish. *One recipe that I have seen for breakfast casseroles does not call for the overnight setting of the mixture, but I have not tried that. I appreciate being able to just take it out of the refrigerator and put it into the oven.
By Doris from Harrisburg, PA
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11/12/2007
If you have more than six people, you may want to double the recipe. Don't forget to use two separate dishes! This dish reheats very easily in the microwave, so leftovers are welcome.
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11/12/2007
OHHHHH! I see :0) Thank you so much! I can't wait to try this! I am going to serve it this weekend for out of town family that are staying for Thanksgiving.
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11/12/2007
In answer to BonnieAngel, it's two cups, both added at the beginning. I suggest that if you don't use stuffing mixes much, just get the cubed stffing mix, and put some into a bag and crush it, for the crumbled portion. I like both crumbled and cubed for the combination of textures.
Doris
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11/12/2007
I do not get it. Do you use two cups of Stuffing or one? If it is two cups, when do you and the other cup? Please help, this looks delightful and I would love to try this!
By Tea for two (Guest Post)
11/12/2007
We had this for breakfast Sunday morning after church. Mom had made it the night before so it was nice having her sit and visit with us and not having to prepare it. We all loved it (all six of us). Looks like it will become a Sunday morning regular at our house. Great taste and texture.
By D Neenan (Guest Post)
11/10/2007
This is also a great recipe for a Sunday afternoon brunch with your siblings. Very easy, very tasty.
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11/10/2007
This is absolutely yummy!!!
It is great that you can prepare it the day before using it, so you don't spend your morning in the kitchen. Out of the fridge, into the oven, and down the hatch.
Great recipe. Great for the busy entertainer!
By Rose Dooley (Guest Post)
11/09/2007
I think I have had this, at this woman's house, for book club. Terrific, and satisfying....I prefer vegetarian sausage, and just the one cup of bread cubes - the second cup I substitute whatever vegetables I have a cup of - a cup of corn and mushrooms, say. I don't mean to improve - this Doris makes a fine hostess, and I recall her Mother was a lady, a real lady...
And, its perfect for weekend guests, as no one is likely to midnight snack it - and you, or whoever is first up can put it in the oven...great idea!
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