I love making breakfasts for my family that I can’t eat. I’m not even being sarcastic right now, I really do! I think making food for other people to eat is pretty exciting, because who doesn’t want to eat without actually having to cook anything? I love doing that. Why else would I love leftovers so much?
On the weekends I get excited to cook up grain-free pancakes, muffins or an bacon and egg breakfast dish. At least I can eat the bacon. That’s the best part anyways, right? I’m asking a lot of rhetorical questions in this post. I guess I should clarify that I don’t like to make my family these meals because I can’t eat them. I just enjoy cooking them a meal I know they’ll love. If my unfortunate intolerance to eggs didn’t exist, you can bet I would be all over this scrambled egg bake!
Baking scrambled eggs is pretty great, because they take less effort while actually being harder to mess up. There’s nothing worse than a dry, crunchy egg when you expect a fluffy egg breakfast. Okay, maybe there are a few things that are worse. Only a few. They also take up less stove space. You could no doubt serve this by itself or along side fruit for a filling breakfast. If you want to prepare a big brunch or family breakfast, though, you’ll still have room to make sausage, pancakes and hash browns. All without worrying about cooking dry, crunchy scramble eggs!
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