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Breakfast Recipes That Shine

Cheesy casseroles, fruit-studded muffins, fluffy biscuits, and other wake-up worthy meals

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    Big Bad Breakfast Egg Bake

    Big Bad Breakfast Egg Bake

    Chef John Currence is a believer in the power of the morning meal. At his Big Bad Breakfast restaurants in Oxford, Mississippi, and Birmingham, Alabama, the New Orleans native awakens diners with plates of eggs with Andouille sausage and grits, pain perdu, and a behemoth known far and wide as the …

    A Day-Making Breakfast Casserole

    A Day-Making Breakfast Casserole

    Dinner isn’t the only meal that’s worthy of a doorstep drop. “Breakfast is often the forgotten meal for consoling,” says Karl Worley, the chef and owner of Biscuit Love in Nashville. Starting the day with a great dish, he says, sets the mood for everything that comes next. Last year, to support …

    Texas-Sized Breakfasts

    Texas-Sized Breakfasts

    Terry Thompson-Anderson knows Texas. The author and chef has lived in Houston, Austin, and Fredericksburg, and has roamed the entire Lone Star State researching her ten cookbooks, including 2014’s James Beard Award–nominated Texas on the Table. While writing it, she found herself especially drawn to …

    Home-Cured Sorghum Bacon

    Home-Cured Sorghum Bacon

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    The thick strips of bacon hawked by the likes of producers such as Allan Benton in Madisonville, Tennessee (Benton’s Hickory Smoked Country Bacon) and Sam Edwards in Surry, Virginia (Edwards Hickory-Smoked Sliced Bacon) beat their grocery-store equivalents handily. Their only real competition is …

    How to Bake the Perfect Cathead Biscuit

    How to Bake the Perfect Cathead Biscuit

    Robert St. John is a big player on the Hattiesburg, Mississippi, restaurant scene, and when he opened the Midtowner in 2017, he knew he wanted to serve a big biscuit. So while he chased the flavor profile of his grandmother’s acidic buttermilk recipe (not that there existed an actual recipe), he …

    The Rise and Shine Tart

    The Rise and Shine Tart

    When Adrienne Cheatham was cooking at Le Bernardin in New York City, she prepared this breakfast-inspired tart for the staff as their “family meal”—and they couldn’t get enough of it. “I like to precook the puff pastry a little bit just to really start to separate those layers and get that lift,” …

    Pecan-Praline Rolls

    Pecan-Praline Rolls

    Texas has a long-standing tradition of European baked goods, which arrived with an influx of German and Czech immigrants in the mid-1800s. These nut-studded rolls reach next-level deliciousness with a glaze of sugar, whipping cream, and praline liqueur. “Although it is highly unlikely that they had …

    Fried Egg Sandwich with Chile Aioli

    Fried Egg Sandwich with Chile Aioli

    Whether you’re hosting New Year’s Day brunch or just cooking for one, borrow from the recovery brunch playbook of chef Alex Harrell of New Orleans’s Commons Club with this comforting fried egg sandwich dressed up with chile aioli. Paired with a mimosa, it’s the perfect kickstart to the new year or …

    Grand Marnier French Toast

    Grand Marnier French Toast

    In his charming new cookbook, Mississippi Mornings: Deep South Breakfasts, Brunches, and Musings, chef Robert St. John shares some strong opinions about pancakes: “If I were asked to rank waffles, pancakes, and French toast, I will always rank pancakes first, French toast second, and waffles third. …

    Sweet Potato Bis-cakes

    Sweet Potato Bis-cakes

    Cooking mistakes can be like little kitchen miracles, which is how Erika Council came to develop her recipe for sweet potato pancakes. A software engineer by day and a food blogger by night, Council started cooking Sunday suppers for friends after she moved to Atlanta in 2005. The guest list kept …

    Hachland Hill Scones

    Hachland Hill Scones

    Phila Hach was a well-known culinary pioneer. In her younger days, the Nashville-born chef served as an American Airlines flight attendant and collected over three thousand recipes from international chefs. She hosted the first televised cooking show in the South. Hach authored seventeen cookbooks, …

    Cheesy Grits Casserole

    Cheesy Grits Casserole

    “Once a year, mainly because that’s as often as you should probably eat it, my family has a grits casserole on Christmas morning,” says Kevin Johnson, chef of the Grocery in Charleston, South Carolina. His mom received the recipe from a friend years ago, and now it’s a holiday staple for the family. …

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