Hey yall! I’m so glad you dropped by. Most of these are southern recipes that have been handed down for generations.There are a few people on Facebook that has begged me to do this for some time now. And I have been meaning to. But when my grandbabies asked me to write down all of my recipes. I knew I had to. Now please don’t expect anything fancy here. I’m just a southern cook that was taught how by my mother and grandmother. Some of these recipes you have probably heard of and others may be new to you. Either way, I hope you find something you just love. If you do find something you like. Leave me a comment or drop me a line. I have always loved to hear from my readers. *Note* I am one of those cooks that never measures anything. I have done it so many times that I can tell by looking at how much I use. If the recipe calls for a cup of sugar. I’m not going to measure it. I’m going to dump in the amount that looks like a cup to me. So, with that being said. I am going to try my best to convert my recipes into exact measurements for you. As long as you follow along somewhat closely, don’t worry, you won't mess it up. Relax! Cooking is supposed to be fun. So come on, stop reading, and let's go have some fun! I love yall and Jesus does too.

Monday, May 17, 2021

Breakfast Casserole.

 Over the years, I have tried many variations of a breakfast casserole. I received this recipe thirty-eight years ago and it's the only one, so far, that my family enjoys.




old-fashioned cooked grits.

1 lb of sausage. ( I love using Wilson's hot sausage)

2 cups of shredded cheddar. (We like extra sharp)

1 can of rotell tomatoes and peppers. ( I use milder because the sausage is hot)

2 eggs

3 or 4 eggs for scrambling. (optional)

I/2 Cup of diced onion


Cook your grits according to directions.

As with all things I cook, I have to make a ton of grits.

While your grits are cooking you can go ahead and brown your sausage and onion.

I pour my sausage onto paper towels once it's done, to soak up some of the grease.

Now, I scramble my eggs in the same pan as the sausage. It just gives them a great taste.

Once your grits are done, find a big bowl and mix them with your sausage and scrambled eggs. Add the can of rotell. Add your two eggs and your cheese. Mix well and pour into a 9 x 13 casserole dish and cook at 350 until the top is golden brown.

Note. Now I don't add the scrambled eggs to my casserole. I like to serve them on the side. With a sliced tomato and a piece of toast. Enjoy!

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