Sometimes it's not all pot roasts and boeuf bourguignon around here. Sometimes, when Brian's away, I just throw something light together for
myself. I used to make a quick omelet with toast but now I much prefer
to bake it all together in a little, individually sized casserole. All
the flavors meld together into one, yummy meal. Add a side salad and my
dinner is served.
Of course, you could actually make delicious little breakfast items for
breakfast (how radical!) but I'm not usually that motivated in the
morning. And it's not like we're frequently throwing any breakfast
parties, either. But if there should happen to be a guest or a special
occasion, these casseroles can be prepped the night before and stored in
the fridge until it's time to bake them off. Tasty, convenient...works
for me. Enjoy!
Ingredients
1 Thick slice of bread (your choice), cut into 1" cubes
1 Egg
1/4 Cup milk
1/4 Cup cheddar cheese, shredded
1 Slice thick cut bacon, cooked and crumbled
1 Tablespoon fresh scallions or chives, chopped
Salt & pepper to taste
In a bowl, whisk together the egg, milk, herbs and seasoning. Stir in
the cheese and bacon. Add the bread cubes to an oven proof dish and
pour the egg mixture over it. Bake in a 350 degree oven for
approximately 45 minutes or until the top is a nice, golden brown. This
makes one serving but you can double or triple (or more) the
ingredients and either bake them separately or in one large casserole
dish.
Looks and sounds amazing Anita. This would make a great Christmas breakfast for my family. I love those dishes too!
ReplyDeleteOh hello wonderful bready, eggy, cheesy, bacony, breakfast for dinner!
ReplyDeleteyum! Those are such cute little dishes too, this would be so fun for holiday mornings.
ReplyDeleteI have no motivation in the morning to throw anything more than a bagel together. This looks like a delicious dinner option.
ReplyDeleteMmmmmmm ... that's good eats ... brunch, weekend lunch or dinner ... this works at any time of the day ... thanks!
ReplyDeleteDear Anita,
ReplyDeleteThis is much better than rat poop.
Love, Jen
Oh man if only I had bacon right now, this would be in my oven already!
ReplyDeleteI love mini size anything and use these types of baking dishes & recipes ... Looks tasty :-)
ReplyDeleteThis looks SO good! Easy comfort food. I would love for you to come share at my Farm Girl Blog Fest: http://fresh-eggs-daily.blogspot.com/2012/11/farm-girl-blog-fest-9.html
ReplyDeleteLisa
Fresh Eggs Daily
I love this idea. So easy and hearty. I also love that yellow dish!
ReplyDeleteOh, yeah! LOVE this!!! And it just gives me an excuse to buy some colorful crocks, right???? I make something similar in a 9 x 13, but yours is WAY better...I adore individual servings!!!
ReplyDeleteMy husband would love love love this dish!! He loves breakfast and breakfast casseroles. Looks delish!
ReplyDeleteChristy
This looks so good, Anita! I'm coming over for breakfast tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up with us again this week at Foodie Friends Friday. I love a good breakfast casserole.
ReplyDeletethis is such a great idea! i love a good breakfast casserole!
ReplyDeleteHi Anita, I came here from Kim's blog, and glad I did. You have a wonderful writing style and beautiful photography. Oh yes, and your recipes too! :)
ReplyDeleteThe dish itself in this post would make my day, even before I dig in this heavenly delicious meal... :)
I love breakfast! We even make breakfast for dinner sometimes. :o) Thanks for linking up to Foodie Friends Friday!
ReplyDeleteRobyn from http://www.robynsview.com
I love the size of this. Typically, you see this type of thing in a giant casserole dish. I want to make just enough for my boys so I won't be tempted to finish it off :) Looks delish Anita!
ReplyDeleteLove that you still treat yourself in style with this simple but elegant dish. Great idea, Anita!
ReplyDeleteLove the pot! This sounds like a great breakfast for Thanksgiving morning. Thanks for sharing on Thursdays Treasures.
ReplyDeleteSounds very easy and delicious for two or more people depending on how much you make. Need to find more recipes for two.
ReplyDeleteOne egg makes a single serving? Think I'll double or triple the recipe.
ReplyDeleteWhat size crock do you use?
ReplyDeleteThe one in the photo is an 8 oz. dish and the mixture fit perfectly with none left over.
DeleteIf I wanted to make this in a 9 x 13 casserole dish how many times would I multiply this recipe? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHi - I would base it on how many portions you're trying to make. The ratio in the recipe makes 1 serving so just multiply by the number of portions you want. I would imagine a 9 x 13 casserole dish could hold at least 4 or 5, possibly more. I hope that helps.
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