Sausage, Pepper, and Grits Casserole
We took a cue from shepherd's pie and used grits (in lieu of mashed potatoes) to seal in the flavor of juicy sausage in an ever-so-sweet sauce.
We took a cue from shepherd's pie and used grits (in lieu of mashed potatoes) to seal in the flavor of juicy sausage in an ever-so-sweet sauce.
I have made this recipe twice since January. It's on the begging list for more from my family. I use an artichoke, cheese, chicken sausage that comes from Costco, and Irish Cheddar cheese. The most important ingredient, naturally, is love. THis is one of those recipes that take some time, some care, and one can put one's heart into. Kick off your shoes, pour a glass of wine, turn on your favorite CD - I, personally enjoyed Holly William's "The Highway"… and enjoy the preparation - your family will thank you. Thanks Southern Living for a lovely meal.
We made this as an alternate to the standard breakfast casserole on Christmas morning and it was a huge success, in fact my family requested that we add it to the permanent Christmas morning menu. It doesn't "set" like a casserole, but the flavors were fantastic. I'm planning on making it again for an upcoming brunch party, would highly recommend it.
well I have looked at he recipes for several days and got everything to make it. I love grits. It was so bad. I ate a few bites and then my husband and we just threw it away. I don't remember doing this with any other Southern Living recipes. It is not a Shepard's pie.