The Old Barn Inn Breakfast/Brunch Quiche

This was a yummy breakfast casserole. Originally, I had planned on other people for breakfast, but that didn't work out, so I made 1/2 the recipe for 2 of us in an 8x8-inch pan. It worked well and my grandson ate pretty much the whole thing with lots of oohs and aahs. lol. Thanks for sharing another keeper, Nancy. Made for For Your Consideration tag.

Great standard-ingredient brunch casserole! Although there are only 2 in our household, I made the entire casserole, because these freeze very well and reheat nicely. Apparently I don't own (or cannot find) a 13x9 pan, so I used a buffet steam table pan. I lined the entire pan with the crescent rolls, and cut the remainder into strips. The casserole contents filled the pan about halfway, so I folded the edges of the crescent roll sides to lay on top of the contents, and spaced the strips across the top of the casserole. After 35 minutes, I put foil around the outer edge of the pastry to avoid over-browning and cooked for an additional 10 minutes. Our store only carried Bob Evans spicy sausage; I will make the effort to find Jimmy Dean the next time. Excellent Christmas Day brunch! Made for Please Review My Recipe tag game.

What a great breakfast casserole/quiche!! I made a couple of changes, I used the original Jimmy Deans sausage and 2% cheddar/monterey cheese mix and scaled it back to serve 2. I used 2 crescent rolls in my mini loaf pan (saved the other 2 for dinner) and then followed as written. Served it with some fresh fruit for a great brunch!! Thanks for sharing the recipe. Made for PRMR Tag Game.

Great casserole! Made for our weekly 'breakfast for dinner' night and it was a big hit! Perfect for my family since there were not any potatoes in it (DSs do not eat potatoes). The crust was not soggy and cooked to a nice golden brown and the eggs were set perfect when cooked for 45 minutes. DH thought it could use more cheese (I thought it was fine) but I guess that is the Wisconsin boy in him. :) Made for Everyday Holiday.