14 Easy Crock-Pot Brunch Recipes To Comfort You (& Your Hangover) On New Year's

This delicious slow cooker ham, cheese and veggie quiche recipe from A Spicy Perspective has the most amazing flaky crust. And since it serves 10 people, it's perfect for feeding a tableful of guests on New Year's Day.

After a big night out, there's nothing better than an indulgent breakfast the next morning. This slow cooker Nutella French toast casserole recipe from I Can Cook is the very definition of decadence. Featuring caramelized bananas and rich, chocolatey Nutella, it's melt-in-your-mouth good.

Tastes of Lizzy T's "cook-over-night" breakfast casserole recipe is a total game-changer. Featuring cheesy potatoes, eggs, ham, and peppers, it's flavorful and filling.

With feta, sun-dried tomatoes, and minced garlic, this Crock-Pot sausage quiche from The Cookie Rookie is chock-full of wonderful Mediterranean flavors. The best part is that it's a healthy breakfast option, thanks to the egg whites and spinach.

If you're hosting a big New Year's Day brunch with family and friends, then this stunning hot chocolate charcuterie board from Number 2 Pencil will be an absolute hit. Loaded with marshmallows and other toppings to be served with slow cooker hot chocolate, it's a total showpiece.

You can cook this yummy slow cooker apple crisp recipe from Gimme Some Oven on low for 6-8 hours, so it's another cook-over-night gem. And thanks to the crunchy granola and warm apples, it's a nourishing treat.

If you're planning on hosting a big family-style Southern brunch on New Year's Day, here's a slow cooker corn bread recipe from Cookies & Cups that is a must-serve. It's perfectly soft and moist, and the fun, add-on flavors are endless, from savory spices to brown sugar.

For the meal-prep masters in the house, this make-ahead slow cooker breakfast casserole from The Girl On Bloor will last in your fridge for up to five days. But, if you don't have time to make it that much in advance, don't worry. You can also cook it on low for eight hours on NYE. There's nothing like waking up to a hearty egg dish, complete with hash browns. Yum!

Looking for the perfect topping for New Year's Day waffles, pancakes, or French toast? Look no further than these craveable slow cooker hot buttered apples from Budget Bytes. They also taste great over granola if you're trying to start 2019 on a light note.

If you're kicking off 2019 with a resolution to eat better, than this Overnight Slow Cooker Steel Cut Oats recipe from Making Thyme For Healthy is everything you need in your life. It's gluten-free and vegan, and oh-so-delicious.

I love a good crusty bread in the a.m., and this slow cooker olive parmesan bread recipe from Dizzy Busy and Hungry is a revelation. It's the perfect side to the Shakshuka recipe below.

This easy and healthy Middle Eastern recipe from Fit Slow Cooker Queen hits all the right notes. Featuring poached eggs, paprika and other yummy spices, and soul-satisfying tomato sauce, this is one brunch recipe you'll want to eat all year round.

Since you can cook this on low for 6-8 hours, this Crock-Pot Samoa Steel Cut Oatmeal recipe from Fit Foodie Finds, is another dreamy cook-over-night breakfast treat. I especially love the date caramel topping.

If you'd rather pair your french toast with fruit than chocolate, Dizzy Busy and Hungry's Cranberry Apple French Toast recipe is your jam. With cranberry, apple, and cinnamon, It's got all the fall flavors you've been enjoying wholeheartedly since Thanksgiving.

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