Christmas brunch ideas, please

MrsMommyLo

I am starting a new tradition of hosting a Christmas brunch this year in hopes that it will avoid dragging our kids all over creation on Christmas day.  It worked this year at least.  I am looking for some ideas for food and drinks.  So far we have: breakfast egg casserole, bagels, hashbrown casserole, and homeade blintzes (like a crepe).  I was also thinking mimosas for the adults.  Any other ideas to add?  I think I probably need a meat.  TIA.

SouthSeasBride

a fruit tray?  coffee/tea option if that's not too difficult?  easy is key!  (i realize you have a toddler and babies at home!)  have fun and good luck!

jen812

That sounds yummy.  How about a ham, bacon or sausage?

kelcat

Can I come? 

I would also cook some sausage and bacon to add to that. 

InTheSun

I know you said you needed a meat, but the first thing that came to mind when I saw "brunch" was French Toast Casserole....it's super easy and everyone loves it!

 

http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/French-Toast-Casserole/Detail.aspx

 

As far as meat goes, you could do a spiral ham. 

MrsShawanaB

I don't have any meat ideas but we have a Christmas brunch every year and lately I've been making two things - pumpkin chocolate chip bread and blueberry coffe cake.  Both recipes are in my food blog -- www.bergersbites.blogspot.com and they are easy and you can make them the night before so you don't have to do so much on the day of. 

delta21

We do a sausage/cream cheese bake thing and it's awesome and super easy too!  Let me know if  you want the recipe!

Ryan and Lance

I was going to say that as well. I made it for a breakfast at work last month and it was a hit.  I used the Paula Deen recipe. 

Good luck!!

InTheSun:

I know you said you needed a meat, but the first thing that came to mind when I saw "brunch" was French Toast Casserole....it's super easy and everyone loves it!

 

http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/French-Toast-Casserole/Detail.aspx

 

As far as meat goes, you could do a spiral ham.