Slow Cooker French Toast Casserole with Streusel Topping

 

Last December, I shared a delicious recipe for cinnamon bread French toast casserole.  It was made out of necessity after cutting up a loaf of cinnamon bread to make French toast, and finding out that it just fell apart.  So I cut it into chunks and made a casserole instead of French toast in a skillet.  

But what if you want French toast casserole and you wake up in the morning to find that it's already as hotter than the surface of the sun?  Are you going to want to have your oven on for 45 minutes to make breakfast?  I'm not!  Fortunately, you don't need your oven at all to get a tasty French toast casserole.  Let your slow cooker do all the work instead!

Crock Pot Cocktail Meatballs

The Madness has officially begun.  Last night the reigning NCAA basketball champs, the Kentucky Wildcats, saw their season go down in flames in the first round of, get this, the NIT.  They were defeated by Robert Morris (anyone ever heard of them?) whose fans then proceeded to storm the court.  Again, keep in mind we're talking about the first round of the NIT.  For those of you who don't follow basketball and have no idea what I'm talking about, let me compare this to Arnold Schwarzenegger losing to, let's say....me, in an arm wrestling competition.  Epic fail.

For those of you who are basketball fans, be jealous of me.  I am on Spring Break for the rest of the week, which means I get to watch those daytime tournament games from the comfort of my own couch, instead of clandestinely streaming games onto a smartphone while pretending work like the rest of you.  This includes my beloved K-State Wildcats on Friday afternoon.  Ah, I love my job!  

So anyway, I like watching sports.  I like eating good food while watching sports.  Crock Pot cocktail meatballs are good food, especially for watching sports.