Merry Christmas Eve everyone!!! Mom and I are all snuggled up on the couch watching Christmas movies and playing games today. I hope that you having a nice day with your family and/or friends today!
During my time at home this last week I have loved being able to do lots of extra cooking and this morning was no different. I decided that a holiday egg bake would be a great treat for us this morning. We had made some delicious melt sandwiches earlier in the week with some fresh Italian bread, after lunch that day I decided I wanted to experiment with the the bread so I left several slices out to dry for the next few days. The ham in this dish is left over from a great Christmas dinner I had with my grandparents last night I decided to add it at the last min and it turned out to be a wonderful addition.
After reading other recipes before making up my own for this dish I noticed that many others have the mixture soak in the fridge for several hours, I did not do this but feel free to try if you want to.
Ingredients
5 slices of Italian bread (set out to dry for 2 days)
½ a log of Jimmy Dean regular pork sausage
Thick slice of onion; diced (about 1/4 cup)
Thin slice of butter
3 small baby bell peppers (yellow, orange, red)
1 slice cooked ham; chopped
4 eggs
2 spoon-fulls of cottage cheese
2 spoon-fulls of sour cream
1/4 cup of milk
Pinch of salt and pepper
2 shakes of Johnny's Seasoning salt
Pinch of Garlic Powder
Hand full of Italian cheese mix
Hand full of cheddar cheese
- Preheat oven to 325F
- Cut dry Italian bread into 1/2 inch chunks
- Sautee onion and peppers with the butter along with with the sausage. Once all cooked/browned add the chopped ham
- In a bowl mix together eggs, cottage cheese, sour cream, milk and spices
- In a large bowl combine bread and cooked mix. Poor the egg mixture over the top and stir well
- Stir in all of the Italian cheese and most of the cheddar cheese. Poor entire mixture into a baking dish and sprinkle with remaining cheddar cheese.
- Bake for 30-40 min until knife coms out clean. Let stand for 10 min prior to serving.
Enjoy and Happy Holidays
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