Showing posts with label Breakfast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Breakfast. Show all posts

Sunday, December 13, 2020

Bacon & Egg Breakfast Panini

 


                                         


           




Scrambled Eggs*

6 Slices cooked crisp bacon

4 Slices Italian style bread

2 Slices of cheese, halved*

1 tablespoon Butter*


Heat your panini press or grill on medium high. Spread butter on one side of each bread slice. Place buttered side down on plate. Layer half the scrambled eggs on top, then 3 bacon slices and last place 2 halved pieces of cheese. Top with buttered bread with butter side up. Repeat for the other panini. Place on panini press or grill and close lid. Cook for 4 minutes or until golden brown and cheese is melted. Remember all appliances are different so go by your manufactures directions. Remove from panini press or grill.

Makes 1 to 2 servings

Notes*
            I used 3 large eggs for my scrambled eggs. 
           You can use any cheese you like for this panini.
           Add more butter if you need too. You just want a little butter so it doesn't stick.

Monday, November 16, 2020

Easy Baked Eggs & Corned Beef Hash





15 oz can Corned Beef Hash

4 Extra Large Eggs

Salt & Pepper to taste

Canola Oil

Heat the oven to 400. Mean while brush the canola oil in an 10" cast iron or oven safe pan. 
Add the corned beef hash to the pan. Make four wells in the hash. Crack each egg into a well.* 
Salt and pepper to taste. Bake for 15 minutes or until eggs desired doneness is reached. 
Remember every oven is different so go by your ovens manufacturers directions.

Makes 2 to 4 servings depending on appetites.

Notes*  I always crack each egg into a saucer to make sure no shell gets in the pan accidentally.

Monday, October 24, 2016

Southern Style Eggs Benedict






Ingredients

2 eggs soft scrambled
1 Southern buttermilk biscuit, split in half
½ cup sausage gravy*

Directions:
On a plate place the biscuits halves then cover with the soft scrambled eggs. Lastly pour the sausage gravy over the top.
Serves one.

*Notes:
Recipe is in the post before this one.

Southern Sausage Gravy



This gravy was taught to my dad by his grandmother when he was a little boy. He loved being in the kitchen with Ma. She was a dumpling of a woman who was ready to make anything you wanted to eat if she thought you were hungry. She taught me that dessert could be eaten whenever since why should you wait until the end when you would be too stuffed to eat it then!

Ingredients:
1 pound bulk pork sausage
4 tablespoons butter*
8 tablespoons all-purpose flour
8 cups whole milk
3 teaspoons salt*
3 teaspoons pepper*
1 teaspoon Crushed red pepper*

Directions:
In a fry pan break up the sausage. Fry on medium until the sausage is no longer pink and is in bite size chunks. Take care not to burn the sausage with too high of heat. Take the sausage out of the pan and place on a plate that has paper towels on it to drain. Pour off most of the sausage grease. Leaving about a tablespoon of grease in the pan. Now add the butter. When the butter is melted stir in the all-purpose flour. Cook this mixture until it is a golden brown. Add the milk slowly using a wire whisk to beat it into the flour mixture and to keep lumps from forming. Once the mixture starts to thicken add the last three ingredients. Then add the drained sausage.
Makes 8 cups.

*Notes:
We use real butter and not margarine. Also we have just used the sausage grease with no butter.

The salt, pepper and crushed red peppers are to your tastes. Everyone has their own preferred taste level so do it to yours.
This will keep up to a week in the fridge or can be frozen for a month. We never freeze it since it does not last long with everyone wanting it for breakfast.

Friday, September 2, 2016

Easiest Boiled Eggs

I hated boiling eggs because no matter how hard I tried it would end up a complete mess! Until I asked a friend how they always had great looking devil eggs. Her secret peel the eggs while HOT! So I figured I would use my standard recipe and try the peel them while hot method.

Ingredients:
Desired amount of eggs to boil
1/2 teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons of white vinegar

Directions:

Take a pot that is big enough to hold the desired amount of eggs. Place in the eggs and add just enough water to cover them. Then add in the salt and vinegar.

Set onto the stove and over high heat bring to a rolling boil. Then cover and turn off the heat and let sit for 14 minutes.

Take off the stove and dump into a colander/strainer. BE CAREFUL NOT TO BURN YOURSELF!!

Start peeling while they are hot. I do run cooler water over the egg in my hand if it gets to be too hot. DO NOT let the water touch the eggs in the colander.

As you can see in the picture as they last few were done they started getting harder to peel and left pits in the whites. Overall this is the best my eggs have ever looked!

Saturday, July 2, 2016

Quick & Easy Apple Cinnamon Oatmeal Pancakes





Ingredients:
 2 packets apple cinnamon instant oatmeal
1 box of pancake mix
Nonstick spray

Directions:

Follow the pancake box instructions for the 20 to 24 pancakes. Each manufacturer has different directions so I always follow the box instructions. Empty contents of the oatmeal into the batter and stir well. You may have to add a little more water to get it back to pancake consistency.

Spray a nonstick pan with the nonstick spray. Place over medium heat. When the pan is hot enough add the pancake batter. When the batter is bubbly on top and the edges have a dry look about them that is when I flip them over. It usually only takes about 2 to 3 minutes until you flip them. Wait 1 to 2 minutes more and remove to a plate.

Repeat until all pancakes are done. It is hard to say how many you will actually end up with since I make big pancakes for my family. I average between 10 and 12 pancakes.

Serve with butter and your favorite syrup.

*Note:
 You can use any flavored or plain instant oatmeal you would like to use in place of the apple cinnamon instant oatmeal.