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Type de repas:
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par le membre: memauss

Crockpot Breakfast

Be prepared to make this yummy dish the night before.

Ingrédients

Directives

  1. Spray crockpot well with cooking oil.
  2. Divide potatoes, sausage, vegetables and cheese so you can create several layers of each in the crock pot.
  3. Start with the hash browns, then sausage, onions, peppers and last cheese. Repeat until you have several layers.
  4. Beat eggs, soy milk, salt and pepper. Pour over layers in the crockpot, cover and turn on low heat.
  5. Cook for 10-12 hours overnight.
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Great meal. I tried it with griller meal starter crumbles inStead of the sausage. I add 5 carb to it for the Grillers.
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19 mars 11 par le membre: ljhughes8
Actually if you go to the counter and break this into the serving size then the calorie count is correct at 226. I did this and used the brands that I like and one it was done put it into 12 servings and each serving of mine equaled 271, but I used regular milk instead of soy milk. Only thing is the time cooking might be a little off I will do 6 hours next time.
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22 janv. 11 par le membre: pam1254
I tested this recipe tonight. Thinking that since I leave the house by 7:30a, I would need to start it by 9p. I set my Crock-Pot on low for 10 hrs, and the eggs were fully cooked in less than 2 hrs. The directions may be off. I know that my Crock-Pot heats pretty well, but I don't think it overheats that much.
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17 août 10 par le membre: nberry1984
I live alone. This would make enough breakfast to last me a whole year :-) I agree with meisha, this recipe has to be more than 226 calories will all that fat; cheese, sausage, eggs AND potatoes??? Yup, definately high-fat! I'm sure it tastes delicious, but it's too high fat for me. As a diet food it just doesn't work, though.
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26 juil. 10 par le membre: Lillian93940
I find it difficult to believe that a realistic serving of something containing sausage and cheese, never mind potatoes, could be only 226 calories. Not trying to be mean, just realistic :)
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08 juil. 10 par le membre: meisha
You can definatley use egg beater with this.. I did and it turned out great.
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03 janv. 10 par le membre: kimmy3
do you think you could use egg beaters or another form of egg substitute?
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06 oct. 08 par le membre: closertofate13
awesome
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14 avr. 08 par le membre: memauss
then leave them out.
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07 janv. 08 par le membre: mannermca
Phase 1... NO potatoes
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20 nov. 07 par le membre: larrykirkwood

     
 

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Résumé Nutritionnel:

Il y a 226 calories dans 1 portion de Crockpot Breakfast.
Répartition Calorique: 36% gras, 30% glu, 34% prot.

Valeurs Nutritives
Taille de Portion
par portion
par portion
% AR*
Énergie
946 kj
11%
226 kcal
Gras
9,01g
13%
Gras Saturés
2,492g
12%
Gras Trans
0,132g
Gras Monoinsaturés
3,287g
Gras Polyinsaturés
1,829g
Glucides
16,84g
6%
Sucre
3,4g
4%
Fibre
2,4g
Protéine
18,96g
38%
Sel
1,80g
30%
Cholestérol
241mg
Potassium
572mg
29%
* Apport de Référence pour un adulte-type (8400 kJ / 2000 kcal)
11%
de VQR*
(226 cal)
11% VQR
Répartition Calorique:
 
Glucide (30%)
 
Gras (36%)
 
Protéine (34%)
*Basé sur une VQR de 2000 calories

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