What the Beck???
These are the ingredients that I used to create this recipe.
I began by melting the butter in order to saute the onions
While I was waiting for the butter to melt,
I sliced the onion.
I sauteed the onions until they began to caramelize.
I set the onions aside and began to cook the sausages.
When they were done, I set them aside, too.
I beat the egg.
When the egg was done frying,
it was time to assemble the sammy.
I began with the bottom slice of wheat bread.
On went the half of the cheese...
and the sausage...
and the egg.
I was supposed to use a slice and a half of cheese,
but I cheated and used two slices.
Bad Becky! Bad!
The final ingredient is the fabulous onions
and second slice of wheat bread.
Put it in the pan and grill it all up.
The final product. Yum!
Recipe Review
Today’s Recipe and Location: Breakfast Patty Melt
Found
in: The Pioneer Woman blog
I
figured out that there are 877 calories, if 2 servings are made. (Please note that the calorie counts vary depending on the
specific brands of ingredients that you choose to use.)
I
love every single item in the breakfast sammy. This was so good, yet way too much food for a simple
breakfast. First of all, I was so full that I didn’t need to eat lunch, which
was actually good since the calorie count was high for a single meal.
I
used the mini breakfast sausage, so I could have two pieces. I could have
reduced the calorie count had I used one patty and sliced it in half
horizontally. That is definitely
what I would do the next time I create this recipe. Ree allows the reader to
select the type of cheese used in the recipe. I elected to use Pepper Jack,
because I like a little kick. She
does the same thing with the choice of bread. I selected a whole wheat hearty bread which held up well,
and didn’t fall apart as I was eating.
If
you are looking for a hearty, filling breakfast, this is the sammy for you.
I sliced the onion.
it was time to assemble the sammy.
but I cheated and used two slices.
Bad Becky! Bad!
and second slice of wheat bread.
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