BSMITH809 said:
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Posted: 5/7/2013 1:04:17 PM
For my daughter'S birthday slumber party last year [2012] I made the Bacon, Egg & Cheese Brunch Ring which I thought was fairly easy to make-gave it a 5 star rating. It was such a huge hit that her friends requested it again for this year's birthday party. I'd seen this recipe and thought it might be easier doing individual ones versus the ring. However, I had more problems keeping it all together so the prep time took longer with these than the ring had. The girls still enjoyed eating them but in trying to keep it quick and simple I will stick with the brunch ring.
ClarissaJ said:
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Posted: 3/26/2013 9:51:36 PM
Pull up side corners and wrap around to the top. Push down to make them stick. Continue rolling then place on your baking pan. Easier said than done but it worked for me. Will definitely make again! 5*****!
ClarissaJ said:
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Posted: 3/26/2013 9:48:07 PM
I love ANYTHING with bacon, egg & cheese and crescents are ALWAYS good so I really loved this recipe. I used turkey bacon and it still turned out great. My tip for keeping it together (it worked): flatten each triangle with your fingers then pull off to unstick it from your working surface. Position triangle in front of you with point up and sprinkle cheese on entire triangle area. Tear bacon in half (I'm to lazy to crumble, haha!) and place both pieces of bacon on bottom (wide end) of triangle. Spoon eggs on top of bacon and roll as if you're rolling a burrito. Halfway through rolling, pull u
Greenladymbs said:
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Posted: 3/22/2013 8:32:59 AM
DT....I have froze scambled eggs in wraps before and they turned out very good...I am going to try these this weekend and freeze them for a fast breakfast....
DT_Malone said:
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Posted: 3/21/2013 1:07:57 PM
I agree with Suzzle - would love a variation to be able to put these in the freezer then grab and go out the door. Any suggestions on how to accomplish that? I haven't ever tried to freeze eggs before.
Suzzle said:
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Posted: 3/21/2013 8:58:38 AM
These sound delicious. Any suggestions for making them ahead of time, freezing them individually and then reheating them on the go?!
celisfoods said:
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Posted: 2/13/2013 1:20:10 PM
Piot -- The scrambled eggs are cooked first, then you can brush on the beaten egg to 1. make the finished product look nice and 2. make the cracked pepper stick to the sandwiches.
I have made these in the past and as long as you roll carefuly, you shouldn't have your stuffing go all over the place. Very tasty!
Piot said:
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Posted: 2/12/2013 6:47:33 PM
Are the eggs uncooked?
Shellybellbohner said:
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Posted: 11/24/2012 8:30:41 AM
Liked the concept but if I make these again I would leave the crescents in a square and then top with the toppings. When they were rolled into the crescent shape the filling went everywhere.