15 Must-Try Christmas Brunch Recipes for a Happier Holiday
Put a smile on everyone’s faces this Christmas morning with these delicious brunch recipes.
It’s the yummiest time of the year
There are some Christmas eats you can always count on—ham, eggnog, festive cookies. This year, branch out with twists on some of those classics—as well as some less traditional Christmas brunch recipes you’re sure to love. You’ll also want to try these delicious Christmas appetizers that will have your guests coming back for more.
Eggnog French Toast
This delicious eggnog french toast is one of the most festive (and delicious) Christmas brunch recipes. Serve with syrup and enjoy next to the tree. Also consider whipping up one of these impressive vintage Christmas recipes.
Hash Brown Breakfast Quiche
So easy: Use store-bought shredded hash browns for the delicious crunchy crust, and whatever cheese, veggie, and meat combo your family prefers for the rest. Check out what people eat on Christmas in 19 different countries.
Baked Blueberry and Banana Oatmeal
Blueberries, banana, and a touch of honey are the only sweeteners, perfect for those craving something a little lighter. And the oats are packed with fiber to keep you full until your holiday dinner. (Bonus: Kids won’t be bouncing off the walls when guests arrive). Read up on these Christmas traditions from around the world.
Holiday Mimosa
What is a brunch without mimosas? This delicious drink will add a pop of color to your breakfast table. Find out what old-fashioned Christmas traditions we think should make a comeback (hint: a couple involve booze).
Pumpkin Pie–Spiced Granola
A parfait bar is the perfect way to tackle breakfast on a busy Christmas morning. Set out yogurt, granola, and fresh cut fruit, then let your guests or kids assemble their own dish while you sip your cup of coffee. Pumpkin seeds, brown sugar, honey, cinnamon, and nutmeg give this granola a distinct holiday flavor. Have a lot of foodies in your family? Consider getting some of these food-themed gifts everyone will love.
Bacon Monkey Bread
This is your favorite breakfast sandwich smashed into a delicious pull-apart casserole. Refrigerated biscuit dough makes prep extra easy. While cooking, listen to our 20 favorite Christmas songs of all time.
Homemade Biscuits & Maple Sausage Gravy
These Christmas brunch recipes just keep getting tastier and tastier. These flaky, gravy covered biscuits are sure to fill up everyone’s tummies on Christmas morning. Find out the real reason we eat fruitcake during the holidays.
Sweet Broiled Grapefruit
This tangy and delicious recipe is a great way to enjoy grapefruits. All you need is a grapefruit, butter, sugar, and cinnamon. Looks like a brunch fit for royalty—and speaking of, here’s what the royal family eats on Christmas.
Spiced coffee
Everyone needs their coffee to wake up in the morning—especially when you were up all night wrapping presents. Add some chocolate syrup and cinnamon sticks to your coffee to give it a holiday morning kick. If you prefer hot chocolate, try some of these cocoa hacks to take it to the next level.