Blueberry Sausage Pancake Casserole
INGREDIENTS
4 cups pancake mix
3 cups water
1 Ib breakfast sausage
1 cup fresh blueberries
1/3 cup maple syrup
DIRECTIONS
🔥 Preheat oven to 375 degrees and brown one pound breakfast sausage.
Next get a large bowl and mix 4 cups pancake mix with water following the directions on your pancake mix. Once combined, stir in the browned sausage, blueberries, and maple syrup.
Keep a little bit of the sausage and blueberries separate to add to the top of the breakfast casserole, but that is optional.
Before baking, grease a 9×13 oven safe dish and use a spoon to spread your batter evenly across the pan. Top with the remaining sausage and blueberries.
🔥 Bake at 375 degrees for about 40 to 45 minutes or until toothpick comes out clean. Serve with extra maple syrup and Munch!
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This Blueberry Sausage Pancake Casserole brings together a fantastic balance of flavors, combining the savory richness of browned breakfast sausage with the natural sweetness of fresh blueberries. I love how simple it is to prepare—just mix pancake batter, sausage, blueberries, and a touch of maple syrup, then bake it all in one dish. It’s a great make-ahead breakfast option for busy mornings or weekend brunch gatherings. One tip I found helpful is to slightly undercook the sausage before mixing it with the batter; this helps keep the sausage juicy and flavorful after baking. Also, spreading some extra sausage and blueberries on top before baking adds a wonderful texture and visual appeal. Serving the casserole with a drizzle of warm maple syrup really elevates the dish. This recipe is customizable; you can swap out regular breakfast sausage for spicy sausage if you like a kick or add chopped nuts or cinnamon for an extra layer of flavor. It’s also perfect for feeding a crowd, as the 9x13 pan size accommodates plenty of servings. Overall, it’s a comforting, hearty dish that’s both kid-friendly and a hit with adults—ideal for any breakfast or brunch occasion.





















































































