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Instead of flipping French toast two pieces at a time, try this overnight French toast casserole--prepare it at night and just wake up and pop it in the oven in the morning.
This French toast casserole combines all the ingredients of traditional French toast in an easy overnight method. No more slaving over a hot stove flipping pieces of French toast while your guests are waiting.
Overnight French toast casserole is the best fuss-free breakfast, especially for a crowd! It's easy to bake up a few batches before a big brunch. Our overnight French toast casserole is made for laid-back weekends.
Make this easy Overnight French Toast Casserole with sweet, buttery streusel topping instead! Simply prep it the night before and bake the next morning for a breakfast that’s full of the flavor you love with minimal effort.
French Toast Casserole is perfect for prepping the night before and popping in the oven for a weekend or holiday brunch! An overnight French toast bake with fluffy bread and a cinnamon, vanilla, maple, and crispy cinnamon sugar topping.
Ree Drummond's cinnamon baked French toast casserole from Food Network is topped with cinnamon, nutmeg and bright blueberries.
Baked French toast is a make-ahead breakfast casserole that's perfect for feeding a big crowd. Make this recipe for Easter morning or any spring brunch!
Easy Overnight French Toast Casserole is a delicious breakfast recipe that is always such a hit with the family and guests. You make this breakfast casserole the night before so you can enjoy this yummy baked French toast in the morning! We especially love to make this for the Holidays. Pin this for later!
With all of the crunchy goodness layered on top of a warm, fresh, sweet bread, this overnight French toast casserol e could not be a better breakfast. This is the perfect make ahead morning dish for anything from a lazy Sunday morning or holiday brunch to Christmas morning or Mother’s day.
To Make Ahead: Make this french toast casserole and topping the day before and keep covered separately in the refrigerator overnight. In the morning, sprinkle the topping on and bake. To Freeze: Baked french toast can be frozen before baking. Cover very well with plastic wrap and tinfoil and store in the freezer for up to 2 months.