Re: Sour Cream Thingy
I need to try the sour cream thingy
I made this post ages ago, so I just C&Ped. Good breakfast ideas. The meatballs and breakfast muffins freeze well. The Edam/Gouda ones do not:
Gouda Cheese Muffins (I love these)
Breakfast Muffin
I make these for my husband to take to work for breakfast. This is not my recipe, and I apologize because I have no clue where I got it anymore to give proper credit:
spray a 12 hole muffin pan with pam. In the cups place crumbled cooked sausage, ham, bacon or whatever meat you'd like. Add grated cheese such as cheddar, Swiss, Monterey jack etc. Don;t overfill with the meat & cheese. Fill about 1/2 or 3/4 at the most. Beat 8 eggs with a splash of cream and spoon mixture in to cups. Bake 350 degrees for about 15 min. They'll start to brown on the edges.
You can use any kind of meat, cheeses, veggies etc. Sometimes I chop fresh spinach and add to egg mixture before spooning in to the tins. I use pork sausage a lot, I think about 1 oz. goes in each cup, along with an ounce of cheese (for a rough idea of quantity)
Note: Hubby grabs a couple to take to work. I just individually wrap them in saran wrap when they're cool (I put in fridge to cool down) and place in a gallon freezer bag. Also, I skip the cream now. personal preference.
I need to try the sour cream thingy

I made this post ages ago, so I just C&Ped. Good breakfast ideas. The meatballs and breakfast muffins freeze well. The Edam/Gouda ones do not:
Gouda Cheese Muffins (I love these)
Breakfast Muffin
I make these for my husband to take to work for breakfast. This is not my recipe, and I apologize because I have no clue where I got it anymore to give proper credit:
spray a 12 hole muffin pan with pam. In the cups place crumbled cooked sausage, ham, bacon or whatever meat you'd like. Add grated cheese such as cheddar, Swiss, Monterey jack etc. Don;t overfill with the meat & cheese. Fill about 1/2 or 3/4 at the most. Beat 8 eggs with a splash of cream and spoon mixture in to cups. Bake 350 degrees for about 15 min. They'll start to brown on the edges.
You can use any kind of meat, cheeses, veggies etc. Sometimes I chop fresh spinach and add to egg mixture before spooning in to the tins. I use pork sausage a lot, I think about 1 oz. goes in each cup, along with an ounce of cheese (for a rough idea of quantity)
Note: Hubby grabs a couple to take to work. I just individually wrap them in saran wrap when they're cool (I put in fridge to cool down) and place in a gallon freezer bag. Also, I skip the cream now. personal preference.


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