Nov
24

It’s not easy to serve up a dozen scrambled eggs and make them look fun in the process. Though I still have a soft spot for scrambled eggs with ketchup (a lingering childhood addiction!), they just aren’t that pretty! You can jazz them up with a few sprinkles of this or a dash of that, but in they end, they still look like a fluffy cloud of yellow protein.

So how do you create a tasty and classy breakfast for your friends and family who are staying over for the holidays? You’ll want to prepare something nice, a savory breakfast that’s a notch or two above a plate of scrambled eggs. How about Carmen’s Adapted Bacon and Egg Bread Cups?

They’re the ideal breakfast when guests are over or when you want to prepare something special just for yourself. On her blog Carmen Cooks, Carmen mentions that she was inspired by the original recipe found on 101 Cookbooks. She added her own twist by using bread slices and a bit of bacon. You’re probably wondering just how she created the cup shapes. By using muffin tins! What a great idea!


Bacon & Egg Bread Cups

See Bacon & Egg Bread Cups on Key Ingredient.

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2 Responses to “Baked Bacon and Egg Bread Cups”

  • Carolina Says:
    March 19th, 2009 at 10:32 am |

    I am going to try these today! We are having a late breakfast!

  • Carolina Says:
    March 19th, 2009 at 11:33 am |

    I tried this and loved it. I used whole grain bread instead of wheat. I also substituted olive oil for the butter. I added cooked lean ham instead of bacon. Then, I sprinkled shredded cheddar cheese on top. When my cups were done, I sprinkled them with some Cajun seasoning and some parsley (for color).

    This was a very nice breakfast. Thanks!

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