Quick Breakfast

Railroad

Routinely Derailed
Ham and egg sandwich using blueberry toaster waffles for bread. Chocolate milk on the side. Shame on me. :biggrin:
 

NextJen

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We make a bacon version of this also very tasty stuff, both of them.

I'm debating on using sausage or going with some nice ham that we have. Ham would be less greasy, cleaner and quicker since it's already cooked and I don't have to fry it. Either way, it will be good. (mmmmmm, bacon)
 

RPMDAD

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Have also had the Ham version of this, it is also very tasty. Actually after reading your first post, picked up all the ingredients today to make the sausage one for tomorrow morning. Thanks for reminding me about this.
 

NextJen

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I went with ham, cheese, onions, mushrooms and diced jalapeno.
 

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NextJen

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Beautiful NextJen! How was it?

It had a great flavor to it. I made the mistake of using frozen chopped onions instead of chopping up a fresh onion. I thought I had drained all the moisture from them, but they ended up making my casserole runny. I cut a piece out and drained some of the moisture out of it and stuck it back in the oven for a few more minutes and that did the trick.

This is the first time I used frozen onions and I won't do that again. I also figured out that I like making it with sausage better than ham. It was worth trying something different and it was still very good.
 

acommondisaster

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We make that casserole for special breakfasts (thanksgiving, christmas, family visiting) but we call it a strata. I use a bag (or a part of a bag) of cubed stuffing, and the ingredient vary depend on who will be eating it; ie my son doesn't like mushrooms, my husband likes green peppers, etc - it's a very forgiving recipe that can be doctored. I like it best with a sage sausage - I'm not a big fan of limp bacon. It's never been greasy because I drain the sausage thoroughly. Probably one of my favorite comfort foods. I've never used frozen onions, good tip - I'll remember to throw them in with the sausage when it's browning if I decide to pick a bag up to make things easier.
 
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