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kroseman on 5.18.2010




This was wonderful, as I thought it would be. I like it with the custardy liquid which comes from baking it a little less. Deliciuos. Thank you, Ree.
iloveafarmer on 5.18.2010




We had this for dinner, it was really good! I didn’t let it sit for much more than 30 minutes before I baked it and it was fine, makes me wonder how much better it would be if it sat all night.
Matt on 5.19.2010




I made this for a family brunch I hosted and it was the hands down favorite item we made. Made two batches and have been having little bits for dessert ever since. It was nothing short of incredible, and ridiculously easy to make. Prepped the night before, cooked it 45 minutes before leaving for church and just threw the oven to 100 to keep it warm for when we got back.
ComfortablyDomestic on 5.23.2010




Fantastic! Everyone in my family happily devoured it, which is an accomplishment with four kids! This was very much like a bread pudding. I’ll try it with fruit under the streusel topping, next time–I bet raspberries would be great.
tifferrific on 5.25.2010




A very good dish! I think it could feed an army. Super easy to make and good for a fun breakfast with friends!
MissingMyNoni on 5.31.2010




My hubby put this together last night and popped it in the oven this morning. We didn’t have any heavy whipping cream, so he substituted sweetened condensed milk and only used 1/4 cup of sugar. So good, didn’t even need maple syrup!
icln2ths on 6.8.2010




This dish was a hit with visiting family! I love that it is so easy to make and makes a good amount.
swedishpankakes on 6.11.2010




Loved this!
Some things I found:
- drizzle chocolate syrup on the top! It’s amazing, and you’ll never go back to maple syrup.
- this dish gets more delicious as it sits in your fridge. I ate it over a period of five days (or so), and each time was better than the other. By the end, the egg didn’t taste like egg at all! Instead, the dish went from tasting like a casserole to bread pudding.
-I used Panera’s normal-sized loaf of sourdough. Amazing and crusty!
jacobsclan on 6.19.2010




This is a new family favorite. I used 1 cup milk, 1 cup sweetened condensed milk, 1/2 cup cream. I also added 1 cup blueberries. It is so delicious. WE didn’t need syrup!
mnheather on 6.23.2010




Have made this a couple of times now to rave reviews! It 1/2′s beautifully in an 8″ square glass pan. The last time I made it I added chopped pecans on top, and it was even more delish!
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maidathome on 5.11.2010
Made this this morning for breakfast. It was delicious.
Substituted skim milk for whole, half and half for the whipping cream and cut butter by about a half and it was still great. Used a loaf of challah for the bread. Great recipe.
annie56 on 5.12.2010
i made this recipe using soy – because i am alletgic to dairy – check out my version under special diets
annie56 on 5.12.2010
oh – i also cut the recipe in 1/2…because, well, i don’t have hungry farm hands at my table. only city slickers.
tifferrific on 5.16.2010
This recipe is easy and very good! It does make a ton! I made the full recipe for me and 2 of my friends… let’s just say they won’t be hungry in the coming week! Ha ha. I think, I will double the topping, because there did not seem to be that much… perhaps I made a mistake somewhere. Oh, well it was still great!
mrsw on 5.16.2010
This was fantastic for after church lunch. I whipped this up Saturday night, stuck in the fridge until Sunday morning, dumped on the topping and put it into my automatic oven to cook for an hour while we were at church. When we arrived home the house smelled wonderful! I fried up a little bacon to go along side and we all had a wonderful, filling brunch! And the best part – I didn’t have to spend forever in the kitchen cooking it up! Thanks Ree! I got to my nap a little quicker!
snowbandit on 5.17.2010
Super yummy recipe! I did, however, find it hard to resist not to nibble on it right out of the refrigerator. To me, it was more enjoyable cold!
Rockabillymama on 5.23.2010
It was a humungous hit! I added some fresh blueberries between the bread and streusel and the tartness helped cut the sweetness. Sooo good.
cdehaven on 6.5.2010
In the oven now. can’t wait to take a bite! I cut the recipe down a bit but left the topping the same because we are a sucker for crunchy sugary bits at my house. This is one of many of Ree’s recipes that we have tried at our house.
2hipchick on 8.15.2010
I have made this recipe so many times and I still can’t believe how good it is, everytime. Thanks for sharing. It is a big hit with my family.
lavendercottage on 9.8.2010
I made this as the “sweet” part of a brunch and it was terrific. The best part was that I could make it up the day before and forget about it. Everyone loved it and wanted the recipe. I love all types of strata and this one is definitely one of my favorites!
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