I had a hankering for fried eggs, bacon and hash browns so I started by peeling and shredding one potato and cooking it in a thin layer in a nonstick skilet with some oil until it was golden brown and crispy:
Once the hash browns and bacon were cooked I fried two eggs:
... and finished my plate with some chopped tomato seasoned with salt and pepper.
Great looking breakfast! I should really eat soon since I haven't had breakfast yet!
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ReplyDeleteOh.my.god. Those hash browns. I've never made them fresh but if it's as easy as you make it sound and they come out like that?? =O With the egg yolk running through it after
the fork just cuts it? =O
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Joelen - Thanks! I hope you had a good breakfast.
ReplyDeleteMelissa - It really is that easy. I peeled one potato, shredded it on a box grater, rung it out in a kitchen towel to get out some of the moisture, put a little peanut oil in a nonstick skillet, layered in the potatoes, seasoned with salt and pepper and let brown on both sides. Took about 20 minutes total.
GORGEOUS.
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I have tried to make hashbrowns SO many times and they never ever turn out right. Yours look amazing!!
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ReplyDeleteJaime - Thanks! The trick is to leave it alone until it gets nice and brown.
I have to join the masses here and say that those hashrowns -- OMG, those HASHBROWNS -- look AMAZING. So crispy and delicious...I know what I'm putting on the menu ASAP!
ReplyDeleteCassie - Thanks! I was really pleased with how they turned out. Like I said above, the key is leaving them alone so they have a chance to get crispy and wonderful.
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