I'm looking for ideas of something to make for breakfast / brunch on Christmas morning.   Ideally, I would like it to be at least sort of healthy (or at least not over-the-top unhealthy), something that's fairly simple to make, and something that can be at least partially done the night before.

I know that more than a few of you are excellent in the kitchen so whatcha got?

I'd be good with bagels, oatmeal, fruit salad, coffee.  A bakery-made coffee cake, strudel, or danish would be nice too.  If folks wanted eggs, I'd make them eggs.

Awesome!  What time should I come over?    ;-)

Coffee cake does sound good.....     Thanks!

I make cinnamon rolls the night before and let them rise slowly in the fridge, then bake them the next morning.  Healthy?  Nope, sorry!

We usually have them, then open presents, then later on have a brunch with eggs and potatoes and a fruit salad.

Cream cheese sausage rolls.

I cannot give you an exact recipe because I have never followed one, it has basically just evolved over the years.  The one below will give you an idea though.  I add chives or green onions and use spicy sausage from the deli. If you flatten the dough then roll it after you fill it, you can slice it after it is done and you get these little spiral type thingies, but I suppose the squares will work as well.

In any event, if you know your way around a kitchen you will most likely make your own yummy variation as there is simply no wrong way to make cream cheese sausage rolls!

I use a lot more ingredients than what is listed because one of those things would not last two seconds in my house!  Whatever the case, there is nothing like waking up to the smell of a few of these Fat Boys baking in the oven, along with a scrambled egg casserole on Christmas morning!

1 lb Sausage

1 (8 oz) pkg cream cheese

2 cans Pillsbury crescent rolls

Brown sausage like hamburger meat (drain).

While preparing sausage, soften cream cheese in microwave for 15 seconds.

Unpack the rolls.

Use roll as the bottom crust.

Mix sausage and cream cheese together. Spread mixture onto a bottom crust.

Use the second can of rolls to make a top layer crust by pinching sides together all the way around like a calzone ring.

Bake at 325°F until golden brown. Cut into squarely shaped pieces.

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And add a couple strips of crispy bacon, please! And big cup of hot black coffee.

FTW!

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And add a couple strips of crispy bacon, please! And big cup of hot black coffee.

Dutch babies, bacon, scrambled eggs, fresh fruit, OJ and coffee.

There have been no wrong answers here.