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Dutch Oven Breakfast
November 9th, 2017
For one of our meals at Trap Pond this year I decided to try out this Dutch Oven Breakfast Recipe that I found on line, I tweaked it a bit more but it needs a few more tweaks. I will put the tweaked recipe at the end of this post.
Ingredients
Half of a small onion diced finely
Ground Sausage - 2 small packages
1 pkg. Frozen Shredded potatoes
One dozen eggs
4 Cups shredded cheese blend (used three)
2 cups of pre-cooked bacon crumble
1 can biscuit dough or homemade biscuit mix (used 2 and it was too much bread)
salt and pepper to taste
For Coals
12" DO - 14 on the top. 10 For the bottom should give you a temperature of 350 degrees.
Directions
While all the coals are heating up place the dutch oven over them cook the sausage until browned then add the onions.
Remove from heat and pour the package of hash browns over it.
Then crack the 12 eggs over the potato layer as evenly as possible. Add spices on top of eggs.
Sprinkle the cheese as the next layer.
2 cups of Bacon Crumble for the next layer
Then place the biscuits evenly on top of the cheese.
Cover the dutch oven and then add coals on the top and bottom of dutch oven. Allow to cook for 45
First we need to build up an appetite
OK, now it is time to make breakfast.
Yeah, they're hungry!
Next time I make this, it will go like this;
Ingredients
Half of a small onion diced finely
Half of a Green Pepper diced finely (2 guys at camp don't like green peppers)
Ground Sausage - 2 8oz. packages
1 pkg. Pre-Cooked Tater Tots or Crowns
One dozen eggs
4 Cups shredded cheese blend
2 cups of pre-cooked bacon crumble
Bisquick, enough to cover the top (will need 1/2 cup of milk)
salt and pepper to taste
For Coals
12" DO - 14 on the top. 10 For the bottom should give you a temperature of 350 degrees.
Wipe the DO down real good with crisco before adding ingredients.
Directions
While all the coals are heating up place the dutch oven over them cook the sausage until browned then add the onions and green peppers.
Remove from heat and pour the package of pre-cooked Tater Crowns/Tots on top
Then crack the 12 eggs over the potato layer as evenly as possible, break the yolks and spread around or beat lightly in a bowl then add. Add spices on top of eggs.
Sprinkle half the cheese as the next layer.
2 cups of Bacon Crumble for the next layer.
The rest of the cheese for the next layer.
Then drop in dollops of the Bisquick on top of the cheese.
Cover the dutch oven and then add coals on the top and bottom of dutch oven. Allow to cook for 45
I used bacon crumble from Sams Club
To make it easier at camp
Make the tater tots/crowns at home
place in a Ziploc bag or container
Dice the onions and Peppers place in a Ziploc bag or container
Place the cheese in a Ziploc bag or container
Place the Bisquick in a
Ziploc bag or container
If you use Hash Browns, I suggest you pre-cook them.
Bisquick Mixing Ratio
1 1⁄2 cups Bisquick
1⁄2 cup milk
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