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Country Breakfast Casserole
8 Servings
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A hardy breakfast casserole that travels well. Great for office pot-lucks.
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Country Breakfast Casserole Ingredients
6 cups Frozen hash
brown
s thawed
1 cup
milk
2/3 cup
butter
melted
6
eggs
2 cups cooked
ham
diced -OR
1/2 teaspoon
salt
2 cups browned breakfast
sausage
Fresh
ground pepper
to taste
1 cup
cheddar
cheese shredded
1/4 cup
tomato
catsup
Instructions for Country Breakfast Casserole
Spray a 9x13 inch baking dish with oil.
Press hash browns on bottom of pan. They should be at least 1/2 inch deep as they shrink down as the crust browns. Drizzle melted butter over potatoes. Bake at 425F for 25 minutes until crisp and browned.
Reduce heat to 350F. Sprinkle ham or sausage and cheese over crust. Beat eggs, milk and salt; pour over crust and filling. Return to oven and bake, covered, 25-35 minutes or until knife inserted near center comes out clean. In the last few minutes of baking, uncover and add a few decorative squiggles of catsup to the top
Vegetarian options: Saute onions & mushrooms w/ a bit of salt & pepper. Use this in place of meat in the recipe. Vegetarian sausage will also work. Replace butter w/ canola oil and use the whites of 4 eggs with one whole egg to reduce the cholesterol content if you wish.
Serves 8
This can be a hit at breakfast or brunch. It travels well if you're going to a pot luck event.
Pete Romfh, Feb. 2003
Main Ingredient:
Potato
Cuisine:
American
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Big enough for companhy, easy to prepare, but a little bland. I'll make it again but add rotel tomatoes or something to pick it up.
DJNissen
on Nov 21 2005 6:42PM
I topped this version with some fresh tomatoes for decoration. It disappeared in minutes at the office. [I posted this recipe.]
promfh
on Oct 28 2005 11:39PM
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