Fish Camp Breakfast Muffins
The last morning of Fish Camp is the best of all days to be the breakfast cook. In fact, I will routinely barter for the opportunity to cook the LAST meal at any multi meal gathering. You get to use your imagination, using all of the leftover uncooked AND cooked food from the weekend, to close up camp on a good note.
Let's see what we come up with!!!
We had a pound of bacon left over from the weekend, so the night before, I cut the strips in half, and fried them up to a cooked, but not crisp stage. Knowing what I have envisioned, I knew that the bacon would come out crisp in the final product.
Since there were only three of us, I sprayed large muffin tray for three, then lined the three cups with the cooked bacon, with ends standing a bit above the top of the pan.
Mix all of this stuff up and pour it into the muffin pan cups.
Off to the oven at 400 degrees for 30 minutes. The mixture will rise, with the bacon cup sticking out around the edges.
Finished product. Yes, that's a paper plate! Last day of fish camp, who wants to do dishes!!! Smile!
Add some hashbrowns and a biscuit, and you're done!
Yep. Canned biscuits. You compromise your sides sometimes at fish camp, but NEVER the main course.
Enjoy!!!
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RECIPE
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INGREDIENTS
For Four Muffins:
10 Large Eggs
1/2 pound bacon
1/2 cup diced mushrooms
1/2 cup of any reasonable cooked meat which you have in the fridge, cut or chopped into small pieces
1/2 cup of crumbled bread, biscuit or roll
Cooking Spray
1 can of 'canned' biscuits
Hash browns
10 Large Eggs
1/2 pound bacon
1/2 cup diced mushrooms
1/2 cup of any reasonable cooked meat which you have in the fridge, cut or chopped into small pieces
1/2 cup of crumbled bread, biscuit or roll
Cooking Spray
1 can of 'canned' biscuits
Hash browns
INSTRUCTIONS
Cut the bacon strips in half and fry until done but not crisp. Coat a large muffin pan with cooking spray for the four muffins. Using the bacon strips, put small pieces in the bottom, and form a 'cup' with the bacon around the vertical edges, leaving the ends of the bacon extending beyond the top of the pan.
In a mixing bowl, whip eggs, then add all other ingredients and mix well. Pour egg mixture into each bacon lined cup until a 1/4 inch from the top of pan.
Bake at 400 degrees for 30 minutes. Muffins are done when there is no evidence of any 'bubbling' from the top of the muffin. Using your tongs or a dinner knife, remove the muffin to the serving plate.
Enjoy!
In a mixing bowl, whip eggs, then add all other ingredients and mix well. Pour egg mixture into each bacon lined cup until a 1/4 inch from the top of pan.
Bake at 400 degrees for 30 minutes. Muffins are done when there is no evidence of any 'bubbling' from the top of the muffin. Using your tongs or a dinner knife, remove the muffin to the serving plate.
Enjoy!
