Biscuits, Sausage & Gravy Casserole

Sometimes you have to take life into your own hands.

I woke up Sunday morning with a craving for biscuits & gravy. I never had biscuits & gravy until I met my husband. We went to a southern inspired brunch spot and he ordered them for breakfast. He gave me a bite to try. My world was obviously not complete. How did I live for 20 something years without biscuits & gravy??

I knew if I wanted biscuits & gravy, I’d have to make them myself. We woke up late (after celebrating ANOTHER Notre Dame Football win!) and NFL games would be starting soon. I headed to the grocery store with a Sandra Lee like mentality. I was going to make my breakfast semi homemade style by using canned biscuits and dry gravy mix from the spice isle. I hoped I wouldn’t regret this decision — I’ve never used a gravy mix before, but I was hungry, so I was sure anything would taste good.

I’m happy to report my little short cut worked out great! The casserole was filled with soft browned biscuits and the gravy was rich. And I know my judgement was blinded by hunger. I ate about half a bag of baked lays while I waited for this bad boy to bake. (30 minutes was pure torture, I needed a little appetizer.)

This casserole was a great thing to make for when you’re lazy or if you need to put something together fast. Heck, it’s pretty hardy — serve it for dinner if you’re into the Breakfast for Dinner kind of thing.

Leftovers warm up great, too! I had a 2nd helping of the casserole in the afternoon. And I can’t wait to eat the last of it for breakfast on Monday morning…. that is if my husband doesn’t claim it as his. Afterall, he did introduce me to biscuits & gravy….

Biscuits, Sausage & Gravy Casserole, serves 4 (2 biscuits per person)
Inspired by Pillsbury

  • 1 lb breakfast sausage, casing removed
  • 7 oz can of green chilies, mild
  • 1 tbsp vegetable oil
  • 24 oz bag frozen potatoes (diced/cubed/hashbrowns — whatever you like!)
  • 10 oz can of diced tomatoes with chilies (I used Rotel)
  • Salt & Pepper
  • 1 package of dry gravy mix
  • 1 can of jumbo biscuits, 8 biscuits (Pillsbury Grands are great!)
  • 1/4 cup shredded cheese

Directions:

  1. Heat oven to 350 degrees.
  2. In a hot skillet, add sausage and chilies. Cook until the sausage is no longer pink.
  3. In a separate skillet, add 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil, potatoes and canned tomatoes. Cook about 8 – 10 minutes. The potatoes don’t need to be browned, just done enough to hold their shape. Season with salt & pepper.
  4. Prepare the gravy — follow the directions on the packet.
  5. Grease a casserole dish and add 1/2 of the potato mixture. Place biscuits on top and add the rest of the potatoes, sausage and gravy. Top with a little cheese. Bake for 30 minutes. Let the casserole sit a few minutes before digging in.

Comments

  1. I love potatoes and biscuits and gravy. Putting them together in a casserole? Genius!

  2. Bailey Bakes says:

    I saw this on Instagram and was hoping it would be appearing on your blog. Yay! This is such a great idea. I can’t wait to try it. It’ll be perfect for Christmas morning!!

  3. Okay, wow! This is kind of like heaven. definitely trying this!
    follow your blog on gfc now via the gfc blog hop!
    looking forward to future posts.

  4. I really want to eat this. now.

  5. Oh my gosh! This sounds heavenly! I would eat it all!

  6. I love biscuits and gravy especially when it’s this easy to make. This looks really yummy!

  7. This sounds great, I’m thinking perfect for Christmas morning. Thank you!

  8. Sounds yummy! Good for you in thinking through the shortcuts — my kind of cooking! Thanks so much for sharing on Busy Monday!

  9. wow, what a great looking fall dish! So glad you linked up so I will have this recipe to come back to :o ) You are being featured at tomorrows party. Come on over and check it out. Link will be live tomorrow at 8:30 pm central. Happy Monday!
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  10. My hubby loves biscuits and gravy!!! He would devour this whole pan!!!

  11. Seriously, I am not a breakfast eater – unless it’s biscuits and gravy. I **LOVE** everything about this casserole. This will definitely be making an appearance on our table! Thanks for sharing at All my Bloggy Friends. I’m looking forward to seeing what you share this week! :)

  12. OK – Love it. Biscuits and gravy are my all time favorite guilty pleasure breakfast. I would so eat a large portion of this. Thanks for sharing on Thursdays Treasures.

  13. Eek! My husband LOVES biscuits and gravy–I’m going to have to make this for him!

  14. What kind of gravy do you use? Tired this recipe this morning and gravy made it almost unedible!

  15. My husband woke up wanting to go to IHOP, I on the other hand am not in the mood to go anyplace, much less spend 100.00 on my crew for breakfast.. Then I seen this recipe.. he is on his way to the grocery store.. will be making this; this morning. TY

  16. Excellent!!!!!!

  17. OMG— driving to the store NOW to get the ingredients!! Biscuits n Gravy are my favorite!! =)

  18. Should biscuits be baked before adding to casserole?

  19. Do you cook the biscuits before you assemble the casserole?

  20. Wish I could just print out the recipe.. not everything (8 pages) ???

  21. What size pan did you use?? I wanna make this for a crowd. So…I probably will double the recipe.

  22. Definetly want to make this Christmas morning

  23. Can this be put together then stored in the fridge & cooked a few hours later??

  24. Just made this recipe, eating as we speak, and it is absolutely delicious!!

  25. Just made this using fresh potatoes…its in the oven now. I didnt get a reply on what size pan, so I used a 9 x 13. Hope it works!!

  26. Sherry Baronti says:

    Sounds yummy!! I’m making this for dinner tonight, my family loves breakfast for dinner, hope its a big hit! :)

  27. Do you drain the tamatoes ?

  28. We LOVED this!! I will have to admit, I was a little unsure about the Rotel and chilies, but it was wonderful! Thank you for a great recipe:)

  29. What kind of dry gravy mix???

  30. Do you drain the sausage after browning?

  31. Karen Iacenda says:

    I made this yesterday and it was very good, great idea. I used maple sausage and for the gravy I used country pepper gravy. The only thing I would add the next time I make it is some onion. Thank you for sharing this great recipe. My husband added chipotle sauce to the top of his portion (he’s a spicey kind of guy). :)

  32. I would love for you to come share this on I Freakin did it Friday @ Miss Information! As a southern girl this has been one of my favorite breakfasts and I can’t wait to try this

  33. absolutely scrumptious!

  34. Dori Dunn says:

    I am making this tomorrow morning….
    what do you think about adding eggs to this? What would you do to make this addition?

  35. Heather @loveandcents says:

    I am totally going to try this! I am going to pin it now http://www.pinterest.com/hbrummett . Thanks so much for linking up at our pin party! Come back next Thursday! ~Heather

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