6 strips of bacon (precooked like the ones you can buy at Costco will make this easier) 1. Mix up a small batch of your favorite pancake batter. About enough to serve 2-3 pancakes. I used Bisquick mix for mine.Bacon Egg Pancake Cups
ingredients:
6 eggs
your favorite pancake mixdirections:
2. Grease 6 molds of a muffin pan.
3. Put a thin layer of pancake batter at the bottom of each mold. This layer must be very thin (about 1/4 inch); thinner than when you normally make pancakes because the pancakes will rise when cooked and you want room for your eggs.
4. Preheat the oven to 350F and bake the pancakes in the oven for about 3-4 minutes, until the batter is almost completely cooked.
5. If using raw bacon, cook strips of bacon in a pan or in the microwave until they are about half done. If using precooked ones, You don’t need to do this step.
6. Line the bacon around the inside of each muffin mold.
7. Crack an egg and pour it into the middle of each mold. If you are using large or extra large eggs, leave out some of the egg white, or else it will take too long for the egg white to cook and you may overcook your egg yolk.
8. Bake at 400F for about 8 minutes or until the eggs are cooked to your desired doneness.
6 strips of bacon (precooked like the ones you can buy at Costco will make this easier) 1. Mix up a small batch of your favorite pancake batter. About enough to serve 2-3 pancakes. I used Bisquick mix for mine.Bacon Egg Pancake Cups
ingredients:
6 eggs
your favorite pancake mixdirections:
2. Grease 6 molds of a muffin pan.
3. Put a thin layer of pancake batter at the bottom of each mold. This layer must be very thin (about 1/4 inch); thinner than when you normally make pancakes because the pancakes will rise when cooked and you want room for your eggs.
4. Preheat the oven to 350F and bake the pancakes in the oven for about 3-4 minutes, until the batter is almost completely cooked.
5. If using raw bacon, cook strips of bacon in a pan or in the microwave until they are about half done. If using precooked ones, You don’t need to do this step.
6. Line the bacon around the inside of each muffin mold.
7. Crack an egg and pour it into the middle of each mold. If you are using large or extra large eggs, leave out some of the egg white, or else it will take too long for the egg white to cook and you may overcook your egg yolk.
8. Bake at 400F for about 8 minutes or until the eggs are cooked to your desired doneness.
Notes:
-
yukoshima liked this
-
justsomefoodandlove reblogged this from gossipchef
-
shlacey reblogged this from gossipchef
-
vddy reblogged this from gossipchef
-
vddy liked this
-
eatmusictastebeats liked this
-
z0mbi360 reblogged this from gossipchef
-
speppie reblogged this from gossipchef
-
theretoremindme liked this
-
ohmypoorasianheart liked this
-
toph3r liked this
-
nada-skj liked this
-
mintcafe reblogged this from gossipchef
-
jyama reblogged this from gossipchef
-
foodandculture reblogged this from gossipchef
-
kaybriannaj liked this
-
quickthoughtsofmine liked this
-
from-jamaica-with-love liked this
-
devil25angel liked this
-
joevidevo liked this
-
speppie liked this
-
bumblingfoodie liked this
-
suckerpin reblogged this from gossipchef
-
gossipchef posted this