Showing posts with label breakfast recipes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label breakfast recipes. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 8, 2013

WHADDA WE EATIN' WEDNESDAY - Recipe for an Easy Crock Pot Breakfast Casserole!

Hi Everyone!!!

Soooo, a few weeks ago, I hosted a Homeschool Moms' Prayer Breakfast.  It was a wonderful morning and a much needed time for me!  It is funny how sometimes when you do something to try to bless others, that you get blessed even more!  =D

While trying to decide what to serve for the breakfast....I needed something easy to make because I had been out the night before on a date night with my hubby and knew I'd be tired the next morning.

I decided to make this great recipe I found here for a nice dish that would cook while I slept!  I LOVED that idea!  I made a few tweaks to make it easier for me but would also like to try it by following the recipe exactly sometime.  it sounded good too, but I didn't have time to make it so I went for an easier alternative!

It's a Easy and delicious Crock Pot Southwest Breakfast Casserole!  A nice flavorful wake-up for your mouth!

Here's what you need:


 

1 bag of frozen Hash Browns (2 lb bag)
1 jar of salsa
1 bag of real bacon bits
1 small bag of shredded cheddar cheese  (2 cups)
1 carton of eggs (one dozen)
1 cup of whole milk
Salt and pepper to taste (the salsa adds lots of flavor, but you certainly can add some if you want)


First, spray the crock pot with non-stick cooking spray...

Then layer in 1/3 of the Hash browns


On top of that, 1/3 of the bag of bacon bits...Then 1/3 of the jar of salsa.

Then 1/3 of the cheese

Continue this pattern two more times, finishing off with the cheese on top.

Then, in a bowl, mix the 12 eggs and the cup of milk.  Add the salt and pepper if needed and mix.  Pour evenly into the crock pot on top of the layers.

Set the crock pot on low, cover and cook overnight (8 to 10 hours)!

In the morning, your breakfast casserole should look something like this...



This was very yummy and everyone at the prayer breakfast seemed to like it!   The best part is that it was so easy!!!




Hope you enjoyed this WHADDA WE EATIN WEDNESDAY!  Have a great rest of your week!  =)






Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Whadda We Eatin' Wednesday - #2 - Recipe for Crustless Mini Quiches!

Welcome to the second edition of...

"Whadda We Eatin' Wednesday!!" 

Today, I want share with you a recipe that is so easy to make and delicious, and is a hit for parties or just an easy, yummy breakfast or snack!

But, before I do...I just wanted to say how excited I am that one of my recipes was featured on one of my FAVORITE BLOGS!!! 

Stone Gable Blog has a beautiful blog and each week they host a link party called "On the Menu Monday", and feature some of their favorite entries from the previous week. Well, this week, my recipe for BAKED CHEDDAR BROCCOLI RICE CUPS was a featured recipe!

Thank you so much, Yvonne!  This is an unbelievable compliment, coming from one of the most amazing hostesses and home fashionistas out there!!!  =D

Ok...onto today's featured recipe... 


"Crustless Mini Quiches!!!"

I found this recipe on Pinterest and it has been my go-to breakfast food lately!!   I also took some of these to a women's Bible Study Breakfast a few weeks ago and they were gone so fast!  Everyone loved them and was asking for the recipe, so I thought I'd share it here as well!  
They are so easy to make!

Here's what you need....this makes about 6 mini quiches, but you can double this recipe to make 12, which is what I do. 

4 eggs,
1/4 cup of heavy cream (or half n half),
A pinch of salt (to help mix the eggs more evenly) and,
Your favorite omelet ingredients

For this batch, I used Tostitos NEW Chipotle Cantina Salsa (YUM), cheddar cheese, and real bacon bits, but I've also used ham and swiss, and bacon and cheddar, you could even try a spinach and feta version...I bet that would be YUMMY!



After you mix the eggs and the cream, you pour the mixture  into WELL greased muffin-tins....only about half way full. 

Then I added a teaspoon of salsa, a small handful of cheese and a sprinkling of bacon bits into the muffin cups.  The original recipe (found here) said to try not to use more than 2 tbsp of stuff in each muffin tin.


They you cook them at 350 for 20-25 minutes.




They puff up pretty tall when in the oven, but they will "deflate" a bit once you take them out.


They are so cute!  And SOOO tasty!



These also reheat great, so I make 12 at a time and then snack on them for several days! 

I hope you enjoy them!  If you try them, please let me know what YOU think!!!  Thanks again!

By the way, I'd love to hear from you!  Please feel free to leave a comment anytime or even come like me on Facebook.   Thanks again for stopping by!

Enjoy!!!

~The HOME GIRL

This post is added to....
Wicked Awesome Wednesday
Foodie Friday
On the Menu Monday
Homemaking Link Up
Yolo Mondays
Inspire Me Monday
Two Girls and a Party