Brunch Casserole1 ½ pounds sausage
8 oz Crescent rolls
2 cups shredded cheese (½ cheddar and ½ mozzarella)
6 eggs, beaten
¾ cup milk
¼ teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
Brown and drain sausage. Line bottom of 13x9 buttered dish with Crescent rolls (press perforations together). Sprinkle with sausage and cheese. Combine remaining ingredients and pour in dish.
Bake 15 minutes @ 425 degrees (maybe a little longer, until set). Let stand for 15 minutes. Serve.
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Recently I told you about my uncle with lung cancer. He was put in the hospital last week for a couple of days. He went home on Friday, but they had to bring him back this morning because the pain is so intense. I went to see him and my cousin today at the hospital. It doesn't appear to be much longer. The cancer has spread. He is 87 and has had a good life, but this is still difficult no matter what your age. Please pray for a reprieve from the pain, peace and no more suffering.
Also, my cousin from San Antonio is planning to come to visit tomorrow. Her Mom has Alzheimer's and things change from day-to-day. Please pray for traveling mercies, as she will be flying, Pray for peace for Sheila if it is the right decision that she gets away for a few days. Allow her to feel God's comfort, either way.
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11 comments:
The casserole looks delicious. I will try this for our Sunday night breakfast time.
More importantly, I will keep your family in my prayers. Especially your uncle. We have walked the same road you are on and it is very difficult although you know they are ready. I pray that God will surround you with his protection and fill you with His presence and that His peace will overflow like a river.
So sorry to hear about your Uncle. I will be praying for him.
PS Praying for your cousins safe travel to and from.
So sorry about your Uncle. Watching someone suffer (at any age) is hard. Know that I'll be praying for him, and also your cousin Sheila.
Thanks for sharing this great recipe. It looks wonderful.
Blessings,
Tracy
Your brunch casserole sounds like great comfort food!
I'll be praying for your family.
2 Corinthians 4:16-18:
Therefore we do not lose heart. Though outwardly we are wasting away, yet inwardly we are being renewed day by day. For our light and momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all. So we fix our eyes not on what is seen but on what is unseen. For what is seen is temporary but what is unseen is eternal.
Cheryl,
This looks like another great recipe.
I'll keep your family in my prayers. I'll pray your Uncle is wrapped in the sweetest blanket of holy embraces. And I'll be praying for traveling mercies.
And for you, my sweet sister, a beautiful day, overflowing with peace! Blessings to you!!
May you find comfort during this time of uncertainty, Cheryl!
I'm anxious to try this one- looks yummy! So sorry to read about your uncle. I am praying!
The casserole sounds yummy! Thanks for sharing. And I'm joining you in prayer...
sounds so good. I love brunch food. It makes me feel girlie :-)
this looks a good little something to have with coffee, sorry to hear about your uncle, we will lift him up in prayer
Helen
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