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    Here's the scoop - hubby NEVER gets up early enough to eat a good breakfast so he eats boxed frozen waffles day in and day out. I buy cereal but he won't eat it. He says he is starved in an hour.

    So, got some quick ideas for breakfast?

  • #2
    How much time does he have to eat? I use to bake frozen biscuits for my dd the night before, scramble an egg, top with cheese, place on the biscuit, wrap, and refrigerate. The next morning she nuked it. Takes some planning, but she always said it held her until lunch. Cereals were gone in an hour or two.

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    • #3
      Breakfast ideas

      make up a few different kinds of breakfast tortillas (ham, bacon, sausage, eggs, cheese, anything else you like to throw in there) and he can just heat them in the microwave for a few seconds and they're done.

      cut some grand's refrigerator biscuits in half and form each half in the bottom and up the sides of a sprayed muffin tin. Add some ham, bacon or sausage to the bottom, pour some scrambled eggs over the top (add peppers or onions or anything else he likes in an omelette) and put cheese on top and bake until the biscuits are done. About ten minutes. You can fill each tin with different ingredients for a variety throughout the week. Again, just heat in the microwave for a few seconds (I heat these on the defrost setting or the biscuits get too hard). I like these filled with taco meat or sloppy joe mix or chili and topped with cheese too.

      English muffins don't take any longer to toast than a toaster waffle and you can top them with almost anything, butter, cream cheese, peanut butter, jelly, avocado (yum!).

      That's all I can think of off the top of my head...

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      • #4
        Well, you could scramble some eggs for him the night before and put them in a ziplock in the fridge, and get some of that bacon that's already cooked.
        I think the reason he's hungry is because he's just getting carbs.
        Add some protein and I think he'll be happier.
        Or how about, make the breakfast casserole and freeze individual portions.
        He could even have a sandwich if it would hold him over until lunch.
        Nobody says he has to eat breakfast food.

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        • #5
          Breakfast pizza? Edited to add: The Pillsbury Frozen Biscuits, Southern Style are very good, they're tender and don't take that long to cook.
          Last edited by luv2bake; 06-07-2006, 02:49 PM.

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          • #6
            I made this up years ago. I make a bunch and freeze for my kids and DH..

            I really don't measure this so here it goes
            Breakfast on the go

            About 8 eggs

            Diced green peppers or jalapenos

            chopped onions, I use a medium one

            Grated cheese *I use a lot

            Sausage links cooked & cut up, About 12

            milk for eggs, about 1/4 cup

            Salt & Pepper to taste

            Mix eggs and milk. Add the rest mixing together. Pour into greased muffin pan, I
            fill almost all the way. Bake at 350 for 25 min. Makes 12.
            When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading. - Paul Hornung

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            • #7
              You can make and freeze a bunch of breakfast burritos. They freeze and nuke nicely too.
              When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading. - Paul Hornung

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              • #8
                Lina, I remember the Breakfast OnThe Go! YUMMY!

                Breakfast burritos are always a hit in this house.

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                • #9
                  My dad bought me one of those new-fangled toaster things for Christmas this year that cooks an egg and breakfast meat on the side of the toaster at the same time it toasts an english muffin. I swore it would be one of the things I would never ever use and it would stay in the box forever. DS pulled it out one day when he was in a hurry, and he uses it EVERY DAY now. He can make a whole "mcmuffin" in about 2 minutes and be out the door. So simple even a man can figure it out.

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                  • #10
                    Cool ideas ~ yesterday I bought several boxes of brown & serve sausage, precooked Canadian bacon, hashbrowns and bagels. We will start with this and see where it goes - LOL

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by cottun
                      My dad bought me one of those new-fangled toaster things for Christmas this year that cooks an egg and breakfast meat on the side of the toaster at the same time it toasts an english muffin. I swore it would be one of the things I would never ever use and it would stay in the box forever. DS pulled it out one day when he was in a hurry, and he uses it EVERY DAY now. He can make a whole "mcmuffin" in about 2 minutes and be out the door. So simple even a man can figure it out.

                      Wow! I've never heard of it.
                      That is genius!

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