Who has a breakfast potato sausage casserole recipe that uses NO prepared/frozen potatoes, NO Campbell's soup? I've made something up, but would prefer a recipe. I have even gone back to my 1942 Inglenook Granddaughter's Cook Book (found a potato dish recipe by the grandmother in-law of my college roommate, Mrs. Charles Weybright, Syracuse, IN), Taste of Home annual editions, and old recipes from the 1960s recipe cards from my mother's friends in extension. Potatoes are cheap and nutritious, but rather expensive if you buy them prepared.
Here’s what I’ve made up—expecting 8-9 for brunch on the 6th. I saw a video using instant mashed potatoes and borrowed the idea.
Sausage potato egg breakfast casserole with parmesan cheese
Ingredients: 1 lb roll sausage, peppers and onion, 8 Idaho potatoes, 1 pint sour cream, Panko (break crumbs), parmesan cheese shredded, 8-9 eggs. 10 x 14 pan or dish, 400 degree oven
1 lb roll of cooked crumbled sausage placed in 10 x 14 casserole
Add some red and yellow chopped peppers, and about ½ cup chopped onion--optional
8 cooked and mashed large potatoes mixed with pint of light or regular sour cream.
Spoon the potato mix on top of Sausage
Mix 1 cup Panko with 8 oz. shredded parmesan cheese and sprinkle over the potatoes.
Bake 10 minutes at 400 degrees
Make 8 or 9 indentions with a wooden spoon
Crack 8-9 eggs into the indentions
Salt and pepper to taste
Bake for another 30 minutes at 400 degrees
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