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Unwrapping presents may be the main event on Christmas morning. But a delicious brunch—best enjoyed in PJs—also brings merriment to the morning. Whether you like sweet (extra syrup, please!) or savory (ham and cheese are a dream team), here are 17 brunch recipes that feel just right for Christmas morning.
1. Muffin Tin Quiches with Smoked Gouda and Ham
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Your muffin tins are multi-taskers. Not only can they bake your favorite muffins, but they can also make individual quiches to wow your brunch crowd. This recipe is especially great for Christmas morning because you can dice up some leftover ham from a Christmas Eve dinner, then mix in the vegetables. A generous serving of Gouda gives them a creamy, buttery bite.
https://www.eatthis.com/muffin-tin-quiches-smoked-gouda-ham/
2. Chocolate Cherry Bread Pudding with Pistachios
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Psst, this bread pudding recipe with chocolate and sweet cherries may look and taste like dessert, but it’s just as great as a brunch dish.
https://www.eatthis.com/chocolate-cherry-bread-pudding-pistachios-recipe/
4. Breakfast Casserole
© Beth Lipton/ Eat This, Not That!
For a delicious brunch, bake this flavor-packed and filling breakfast casserole that’s made with caramelized onions, baby kale, and mushrooms.
https://www.eatthis.com/keto-breakfast-casserole-recipe/
7. Charcuterie Brunch Boards
Here’s a genius idea: Make a charcuterie board for brunch on Christmas morning so that your family can wander in and out of the kitchen, enjoying a completely customizable and leisurely breakfast.
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Easy-to-assemble, a charcuterie board is a perfect place for your favorite brunch staples. The possibilities are endless, but you can start with cheeses, hard-boiled eggs, sliced ham, waffles, fruit, vegetables, and more.
Speaking of more, to see more brunch idea’s, click below:
17 Christmas Brunch Recipes for a Festive Holiday — Eat This Not That
