3 Weekend Breakfast Casserole Recipes
Everyone has their own ideas about comfort food and different people find different foods soothing and comforting. What makes you feel better after a long, difficult day? Perhaps a bowl of chicken noodle soup would do wonders for your morale, or maybe the thought of sausage casserole makes your mouth water. As yummy as this meal looked in the picture, I was shocked when I took the lid off and saw a bunch of dry pasta, with very little sauce to go with them. The pasta was cooked to perfection, al dente, but the sauce was way too sparce, and there were very few chunks of sausage stew included in the meal. What sausage there was didn't taste like a high quality sausage. There were a few bell peppers and onions sprinkled throughout, but again, not nearly as many as I saw in the picture. Candied Apples in the Crock Pot goes well with sausage links for a cozy breakfast at supper. if you use those little Banquet Maple flavored sausage links, you will have sausage bean stew nigel slater with little preparation time. Crock pot queso dip -- No Super Bowl party is complete without a classic queso or cheese dip recipe, and it's especially important this year to any Packers fans who'll be watching. The Pioneer Woman has a meaty slow cooker slow cooker sausage and cabbage casserole that will definitely spice up your party planning. Breakfasts should be healthy so make sure you have a glass of orange juice or milk to drink with your breakfast. If you are in a bit of a hurry and can not sit down slow cooker sausage casserole to have breakfast you still need to eat healthy. You can grab individual bottles or juice to take along with you and a granola bar or even a biscuit to eat on the way. Get up before everyone else. I admit this is the hardest one for me, but if you do wake up first you can get your first cup of coffee or juice in peace, take a shower and some mornings even get dressed all by yourself. So New York City feels like a place where you should be working while you're living in a place that's more affordable than New York City. In other words, you should be commuting. But Philadelphia feels like home. The City of Brotherly Love has comfortable streets like Chestnut and Walnut bustling with cafes, shoe stores, and local eateries. There's jeweler's row, South Street, and other places that are just for eating, shopping, and having a good old-fashioned sightseeing time.