Southern Biscuits and Sausage Gravy Breakfast Casserole

star

Upgrade Your Kitchen Tools

Make recipe prep easier with professional-grade knives

Browse Collection


10 Tips for when cooking this dish:

  1. Use quality breakfast sausage for richer flavour.

  2. Don’t skip browning the sausage well — it builds the gravy’s depth.

  3. Whisk milk slowly into flour to prevent lumps.

  4. Cut biscuits evenly so they bake consistently.

  5. Use buttermilk biscuits for extra tang and tenderness.

  6. Add cayenne or paprika for a hint of spice.

  7. Shred your own cheese for better melting.

  8. Let the casserole rest before slicing for clean servings.

  9. Double the recipe for larger gatherings or holiday brunches.

  10. Store leftovers covered in the fridge for up to 3 days and reheat in the oven.

 

Serve it with suggestions:

  • Scrambled or fried eggs

  • Fresh fruit salad

  • Grits or hash browns

  • Hot sauce or pepper gravy on the side

  • Freshly brewed coffee or sweet iced tea

 

FAQ's

Q: Can I make Biscuits and Gravy Casserole ahead of time?
A: Yes, assemble the night before, refrigerate, and bake fresh in the morning.

Q: Can I use homemade biscuits?
A: Absolutely — homemade or canned both work perfectly.

Q: What kind of sausage should I use?
A: Use mild or spicy breakfast sausage depending on your taste.

Q: Can I freeze leftovers?
A: Yes, portion and freeze for up to 2 months. Reheat in oven until warmed through.

Q: How do I make it lighter?
A: Use turkey sausage, low-fat milk, and reduced-fat cheese.

Chef's Recommendation

"A sharp knife is your best friend in the kitchen. For recipes like this, I always reach for my Chikashi chef knife - it gives me the control and precision I need for perfect results every time."
Chef's Note: A sharp knife not only makes prep work faster but also safer - dull knives require more pressure and are more likely to slip.

Discover why our Japanese-style knife sets are trusted by home cooks and professionals alike.

Shop Professional Knives →
Back to blog