Monday, August 13, 2012

A Texas Hot Link Breakfast

I was digging around in the freezer the other day and came across a package of homemade sausage.  I made it using the Czech spices from Novak’s Meat Market in El Campo, Texas to which I'd added chopped jalapenos and high melting-temperature cheddar cheese.

I grilled them all, ate one for lunch on a bun with homemade kraut and the next morning, used the second one for a simple breakfast sandwich with just scrambled eggs and mayo.

It was delicious and I’m sure glad I found them.

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Have a great day and thanks for stopping by Almost Heaven South.


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Larry

8/4/2012 meal date

13 comments:

  1. This is one of those morings I woke up starving. Gimme that! :)

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  2. I'm hungry for one of those links on a bun with the kraut.

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  3. I was looking for an update on your last motor home trip but you can fill me in over the next margarita.

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  4. This looks like a great way to start the day. I'll bet it is delicious.

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  5. YUM.... That looks delicious... I love that kind of sausage --and I'm sure it's great with eggs.... I'm sure it's better than my Greek Yogurt.... ha ha
    Betsy

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  6. What a great freezer find. I need to have breakfast with you at least once in this life! It always looks so delicious. You must have a very happy wife :)

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  7. I'm sure that your breakfast was great. Growing up in Texas, sausages played a big part in cooking and was always well seasoned. Making your own sausages with the Czech spices...yum.

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  8. Larry, Now that's my kind of breakfast sandwich!! The other day I had leftover marinated skirt steak with cheddar cheese and a fried egg... Another good sandwich. Take Care, Big Daddy Dave

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  9. I'm so impressed by your homemade sausage! Your are the breakfast king and this looks delicious.

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  10. Sausage and eggs are a great sandwich! And when it's your own sausage, that's just so much better!

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  11. This sounds delicious, Larry. I adore breakfast sandwiches.

    P.S. What are the odds I could convince you to add a search box on the sidebar of your blog? :) Have a great night!

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  12. That mix sounds a little spicier than the version you made last year, how did you like it in comparison?

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