Our family routine generally includes a pretty boring breakfast. My husband and son eat oatmeal almost daily and my daughter and I like to have yogurt. But, that doesn’t mean we don’t like to splurge, usually at brunch. In fact, with Easter coming up this Vegetarian Egg Potato and Sausage Casserole would be a great idea! MorningStar Farms Sausage Patties are not only vegetarian but they are so tasty. We love them and they are a big indulgence for us. They taste great with pancakes, inside breakfast burritos and in this Egg and Potato Casserole.
What I love about this egg and potato casserole is how easy it is. I mean, with two kids, easy is always better for our busy family. Besides being simple, it is also oh so tasty. Since there are only four in our family I don’t make a huge portion. Using an 8 inch square dish this egg and potato casserole easily feeds our entire family of four.
A simple and tasty breakfast or brunch recipe featuring Morningstar Farms Sausage Patties.
Ingredients
- 2 Cups of Frozen Hashbrown Potatoes
- 1 Cup of Shredded Cheddar Cheese
- 4 MorningStar Farms Sausage Patties, roughly chopped
- 8 Eggs, beaten
- 2 T Garlic powder
- Salt, to taste
- Pepper, to taste
Instructions
- Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees
- Spray or grease an 8×8 baking dish
- Add potatoes, cheese, and sausage
- Add 1 T garlic powder and salt and pepper to top of mixture
- Mix remaining garlic powder, salt and pepper to eggs
- Pour beaten eggs over the mixture
- Bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes or until eggs are cooked through
In just over an hour you have a simple and tasty recipe. My daughter likes to top it with a dollop of sour cream. I love adding salsa to this. Serve with our without toast and jam. I am thinking Easter brunch on this Egg, Potato and Sausage Casserole…
What is your favorite meatless indulgence?
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That looks so easy! I’ll have to send this over to my sister-in-law because she is always looking for new recipes! Thanks!
Thanks, Sara. Easy is my specialty. Ha!
To be honest, I’ve never tried any meat (non-meat) substitute meals as we aren’t vegetarian. The dish looks delicious though! I’m pinning it for any of my vegetarian readers!
Thanks Jen. My sister, who isn’t vegetarian, enjoys these sausage patties too. They are quite tasty! I don’t know if they “taste” like real sausage. They do to me. LOL!
While I prefer to prepare fresh meals, I really like Morning Star products. I usually keep a box of their corn dogs in my freezer for emergency lunches for the kids.
This is definitely one of those indulgent brunch items we don’t have too often. But yes, we like fresh meals too. You can easily make this with real potatoes as well.
That looks good! I like eating breakfast casseroles – they seem so satisfying.
So satisfying and pretty affordable too!
Oh I make something similar but it’s not vegetarian – I should try it this way. It looks great!
This looks yummy! I make something similar but plan to try yours.
I’m such a fan of Morning star food products and love to keep them in the freezer for fast lunches. I love this recipe and will have to give it a try.
We like to keep the burgers and breakfast strips in the freezer regularly. The sausage patties are a treat though. It was nice to have them this week. I love Morningstar too!
That looks yummy, I wonder how it tastes!!
Even carnivores wouln’t miss the meat in this one.
I’ve had those patties before and they are SO delicious!
This looks so yummy..It’s not really a hard recipe which i like..
tHIS RECIPE LOOKS SO YUMMY ON A COLD WINTER MORNING.