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By litlblakkitty_1...
Anaheim
on March 07, 2012
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This casserole tasted pretty good, but I suggest a few adjustments. I had to bake it for quite a while longer than the recipe for the eggs to cook, and like others ave said, the vegetables definitely need to be cooked a little before hand. They barely cook at all in the oven. I used 16 oz. of mild sausage and 8 oz. of spicy, because it was easier to use one and a half packages than a little bit of each. I used cheddar cheese and it tasted great. It was pretty easy, and I assembled it the night before. I am 13 and I pulled it off. I have established the position as dessert and breakfast maker in my family to get as much experience as possible in and effort to get more scholarship money to attend The Culinary Institute of America.
By whereiswilkins_...
Lafayette, 43
on January 30, 2012
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Bobby is always inspiring - this is routinely our Christmas morning breakfast. I abhor mushrooms - but hubby loves them. Great combination of flavors. Always substitute "real" cheese for American cheese - I like Gruyere - hubby likes cheddar - combos are fabulous! Thank you Bobby!
By vikkifec05
Hauppauge, NY
on December 29, 2011
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Loved this dish!!!! Followed some of the suggestions and sauteed the veggies BEFORE adding to the dish. Also substituted the sausage with turkey bacon. Really came out delicious! It did cook for longer than 30 minutes, maybe 45.
By jclark712_12926965
Lebanon, TN
on May 15, 2011
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My family injoyed this dish. I did make some changes. I used ground turkey, chorizo the whole dozen of eggs. I also used the mexican blend shredded cheese.
By mayerski_12838879
Los Angeles, 43
on May 01, 2010
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Sorry to the folks that like this dish, but a bisquick inspired dish would have been better. Followed the directions EXACTLY and took it to an open house at my son's school (free meal for faculty and staff and not even half was eaten.
By gin1128_12437516
Morton, 78
on December 13, 2009
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I skipped the mushrooms and zucchini, used bagged mild cheddar cheese in place of the cubed cheese. The suggestion of using frozen hash brown potatoes was a great one. I used about 2/3 of a bag. Even a person who didn't like sausage, came back for seconds.
By rbaker1223_11981726
on July 11, 2009
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Very well satisfied. I?m not much of a man cook, but this went together easily with lots of compliments (for which I took full credit. Had to ask at the grocery store about American cheese. They told me it was Velveeta. Think if I made it again I would use shredded cheddar instead. Also the veggies should have had a dash of salt. I used 2 cans of sliced mushrooms and 2 logs of hot Jimmie Dean sausage and my dish was to the top. It served 10 with four of them big eaters.
By sbreskend_10991175
Rock Hill, SC
on August 26, 2008
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I made this for a breakfast event and it was a giant success. I made it with 16 eggs and 1 lb each of the sausages and Increased the sour cream proportionately so it would fit into my lasagna pan. I had no problem with excess leiquid because I precooked the mushrooms so they would release their fluid. Cooked in the time specified even with the larger quantities. I layered the pan with the sausage first, then the veggies, cheese cubes, and egg/sour cream mixture. It came out perfectly and cut cake style to serve. It was wonderful and I am planning on making it at least twice more in the immediate future.
By chowdhury.anjum...
allen, TX
on July 05, 2008
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This dish is always a hit! I've added hash browns to the mix and I think it makes it even better. I agree that the cook time is a little off and actually needs longer. I've been asked for the recipe every time I've made it.
By spring_hazeee_8...
Waterford, CT
on May 02, 2008
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I made this for a family Christmas brunch and EVERYONE loved it... even the kids! So easy to make!