Breakfast casseroles: 10 delicious one-dish recipes

The Spanish call it “tortilla,” not to be confused with the crispy chips of the same name, which we Canadians like to dunk in salsa. To save time, make this dish ahead and warm in the oven, or simply serve at room temperature. Get the recipe here: Spanish Chorizo Fritatta

This blueberry cream cheese French toast is a make-ahead dish perfect for a crowd. It stays crisp outside, with a tender, blueberry- and cream-cheese-filled centre. The kids will go back for more if the adults don’t eat it all first. Get the recipe here: Blueberry Cream Cheese French Toast

This frittata is full of ham and cheddar, which your kids will love. And it’s a quick, one-dish meal that works for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Get the recipe here: Baked Ham and Cheese Frittata

These breakfast cups are mini casseroles on their own. Have your kids help you fill these crispy shells with potato, scrambled egg, sausage, cheese and other breakfast favourites. Get the recipe here: Breakfast Cups

This delicious pancake is so fluffy and flavourful– your kids will love it! Ready in about half an hour, all you have to do is prepare the ingredients, dump them in a pan or casserole, and put it in the oven! Get the recipe here: Puffy Pear Pancake    

This kale and bacon tart recipe is a delicious way to sneak greens into your kid’s diet. Get the recipe here: Quick Kale and Bacon Tart

Make sure your kids start their day off right with these nutritious squares. They’re packed with steamed veggies, egg, and protein-rich cottage cheese. Plus, your kids won’t be able to resist the melty cheddar on top! Get the recipe here: Baked Egg and Veggie Squares

If you feel like eating something sweet for breakfast or brunch, try these scrumptious squares. All you need is one casserole and a little bit of layering power to place all the ingredients before baking. Get the recipe here: Blue Italian Prune Plum Squares

Kids will love this quiche, plus they can help Mom or Dad prepare it. They can chop potatos, broccoli and shred cheese. Older children can use an electric beater (with adult supervision, of course) to beat the eggs. Get the recipe here: Crustless Quiche

This is a great recipe for a quick breakfast. Ingredients you need– such as bread, cheddar, eggs and milk– will more than likely already be in your fridge. If you’re afraid your kids won’t eat the squash, try cutting it up thinly so it disappears into the strata. Get the recipe here: Summer Squash Strata