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

Saturday, March 16, 2013

Amazing French Toast

One of my favorite breakfast dishes are french toast!
You can eat if for breakfast or dinner!
It is easy to make and tastes good too!
Add butter, syrup, bacon, sausage, powdered sugar, fruit or even jam and you've got a meal! Don't forget to join this site and get entered for a free gas card! Tomorrow is our drawing!



Ingredients:
2 Eggs
3-4 Slices of White Bread
1/4 cup of Milk
Cinnamon
Pam

Directions:
Crack you eggs into a large bowl. Add your milk and whisk until the milk and eggs are all mixed together. Place a slice of bread in the egg mixture and soak it for w few seconds on each side. On a warm skillet place your soaked slice of bread and sprinkle some cinnamon on top. Brown both sides and continue doing this to all slices of bread. These make great french toast for breakfast! This is 1 serving.

*Note: Personally, I like to do white bread with french toast because wheat seems to be too dense for me, but you can choose!

Monday, December 24, 2012

Fast and Easy Biscuits and Gravy

Hope you have a Very Merry Christmas with Friends and Family!

Today is our find of the week! Because tomorrow we are taking the day off.
So, here is a recipe for biscuits and gravy that I love to make.
This could be a great breakfast for Christmas morning!
Biscuits and gravy are always so good and these taste great!
This is a recipe that is 25 minutes or less so you can spend more time spending Christmas with your loved ones tomorrow.

To make these in the most timely matter follow these steps.
1. Turn on the oven. 2. Start browning the sausage. 
3. Make your biscuit dough and place them on the cookies sheets. 
4. Place the biscuits in the oven. 5. Make the Gravy mix and then finish with adding the sausage. 6. Meanwhile, remove your biscuits and you are ready to eat!

Biscuits

Ingredients:
2 1/4 cup of Original Bisquick Mix
2/3 cup Milk

Directions:
Heat oven to 450 degrees. Stir the ingredients until a soft dough forms. Do not knead the dough. Just drop by spoonfuls onto an ungreased cookie sheet. Bake for 8-10 minutes or until they are golden brown. Remove from cookie sheet and place on a wire rack to cool.

Gravy

Ingredients:
1/2 lb. Ground Sausage
This pack of gravy mix. (can be found at most groceries stores) I know it is at Smiths and Macy's. There is also peppered kind that is really good and others too.


Directions: 
In a skillet, brown your sausage and drain the grease. In a small saucepan make your gravy. The directions are on the package. It is really easy and you just add water. 

When your gravy is finished, add your sausage to it. Warm for a few minutes on the stove and enjoy!
Makes 4 Servings


Christmas Potpourri
This makes your home smell wonderful for Christmas!
ingredients:
Orange Slices
Cloves
Cranberries
Cinnamon Sticks

directions:
You can use as many of these as you would like. I like to use 2 oranges (sliced). If you don't have the actual cloves or cinnamon sticks you can definitely use what you have in your spice cabinet. Cranberries are optional depending if you have them or not. Add water and simmer on low on your stove top. Make sure you don't simmer dry. If you have to keep adding water. 

Friday, December 21, 2012

Breakfast Burrito's

It is Friday and it is burrito day here on Great Tastes Tuesdays!
I have posted a breakfast burrito and a beef/turkey burrito!
Enjoy!

ingredients:
2 Flour Tortilla's
Cheese
Butter
4 Eggs
4 Tbsp. of Milk
Salt and Pepper to Taste
Ground Sausage (size of your fist)
Salsa

directions:
Place a slice of butter on your skillet. Turn your stove to medium low. Place one of your tortilla's on the skillet with cheese on top. Cook until your cheese is melted and the tortilla is light brown and crispy on the outside. Do this to all of your tortilla's and place them on a plate.

Crack all of your eggs and place them in a small bowl. Add your milk and whisk for twenty seconds. Scramble these in your skillet on low. Add salt and pepper to taste. Divide these and place in your tortilla's.

Brown your sausage, add salt and pepper to taste and add to your burrito's. Serve with salsa and you are done! Enjoy your breakfast!


*Note for your knowledge: You can do as many of these as you would like. Just remember these few things when you double and triple egg recipes. When you scramble eggs add 1 Tbsp. of milk for every egg. This makes them fluffier and delicious, but if you add any more your eggs are watery. The proteins in the egg can't hold all your milk and you get milky scrambled eggs. (1 Tbsp. of Milk per egg) 
Also, don't cook your eggs too high. On my stove it has numbers 1-9 and I always do my eggs on 3. Eggs cook fast and if you cook them too high they get brown quick and smell like sulfur. 


picture by Great Tastes Tuesdays