I’d cooked a couple of links of Johnsonville Italian Sausage the previous night and ate one for dinner, leaving the other for breakfast, of course. I used the same pan in which I’d fried the sausage, which still had the drippings in it. After heating it up, I added some chopped onion and sweet pepper and when they’d softened some, I added the sausage, which had been chopped after removal of the casing.
When the sausage was warm, I added 2 beaten eggs for a scramble. After plating, I added some grated parmesan, basil, and green onions.
It was delicious but using the same pan without washing was a bit much of the sausage flavor.
The steaks in the header were Wednesday nights supper and after discussing options for sides, we went with nothing and just ate the whole steak - or at least I did.
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Larry
Sounds like a tasty breakfast even if it was a little TOO sausage-y.
ReplyDeleteThe Kind of Breakfast strikes again! Another fantastic one for sure!!!
ReplyDeleteWho needs sides when your steak looks like that!!!
ReplyDeleteI'd most certainly like a plate of that for breakfast. Too sausagy or not.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!
ReplyDeleteVelva
P.S. Next week I am going to share some garden photos with you. I email them to you.
I'm sorry, I had a hard time scrolling down with those two steaks staring me in the face! Another delicious Big Dude breakfast.
ReplyDeleteSausage scramble would be popular here!
ReplyDeleteI love the looks of the breakfast, it's perfect.
ReplyDeleteThis would probably also work well with chorizo. Dang, now I need to go actually MAKE breakfast shortly.
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