RECIPE: Rec: from Jane.... Wickwoods inn Spicy Sausage Strata

RECIPE:

barb_b

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My friend Jane made served this on Sunday am. She had done most of the prep work ahead of time, then a quick pull together on Sunday morning. It was really flavorful and now on my list of do ahead, overnight brunch recipes!

Her fun story is that she rec'd the recipe from the wickwood's inn owned by Julee Rosso. They had a fun visit there many years ago; and the chef shared the recipe. As you will note, from the way the recipe is spelled out, it was the chef talking, and my friend taking down her notes!

Not only was the strata delicious, but made me smile hearing about their story at the inn!

6 slices white bread, crusts removed, but saved

5 eggs

3 egg whites

1 TBSPN dry mustard

2 cups skim milk

1/2 cup plain yogurt + 1/2 cup cottage cheese blended by hand till smooth

1 cup heavy cream

1 lb hot sausage, cooked and drained

1/2 cup chopped scallions

pepper

4 1/2 oz brie rind on, roughly chopped

1/2 TBSPN chopped sage

1/2 cup Parm

dash of Tabasco

Butter 9x13 pan, spread crusts over bottom of pan. Arrange bread on top. Combine eggs with heavy cream, blend well. Pour mix over bread and refrigerate overnight.

In morning, heat oven 350' sprinkle sausage, sage, over casserole and dot with Brie. Sprinkle with pepper, tabasco, and scallions. Sprinkle Parm,

350 - 45 min.

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