Grandma Penn's Breakfast Bake

Posted by on Dec 6, 2009 in Foodblogging | 12 comments

The best breakfast everA tasty treat, and useful if you’re trying to cook for a lot of people on, say, Christmas morning.

  • Get a tube of fast-bake dinner rolls of any brand you prefer. Separate them out.
  • Grease a 9×13 pan. Use as little or as much as needed to keep stuff from sticking to it.
  • Lay out the rolls in a single thin layer on the bottom of the pan, stretching them so that the bottom of the pan is not visible.
  • Beat 6-9 eggs along with a cup of shredded cheese together.
  • Add in other ingredients as you prefer, such as sausage, bacon, onions, peppers, whatever makes you happy in, say, an omelet.
  • Pour the mix over the rolls. Stick the pan in a 350F oven for 30 minutes or until the eggs are firm and solid at the center.
  • Cut and serve the tastiest breakfast you’ve ever had for a group of people.

Special thanks for Grandma sharing this! Enjoy!

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  • http://www.cc-chapman.com cc_chapman

    Thank you for posting the recipe. I wondered what that was when you posted the picture and talk about an easy recipe to make. Might have to try it for Christmas when we have 18 of us together.

  • http://www.donmartelli.com Don Martelli

    Oh man, that looks deliciously dirty…I'm in.

  • http://www.davidsfinch.com David Finch

    We've made this recipe, but without the dinner rolls on the bottom. I'll have to try it. Sounds good.

  • http://glitchnyc.com ericskiff

    Mmm, this sounds really good and may definitely come in handy during the holidays. I always try to make omletes, but it's hard to serve everyone at the same time that way.

  • http://www.cc-chapman.com/ C.C. Chapman

    Thank you for posting the recipe. I wondered what that was when you posted the picture and talk about an easy recipe to make. Might have to try it for Christmas when we have 18 of us together.

  • http://www.donmartelli.com Don Martelli

    Oh man, that looks deliciously dirty…I'm in.

  • http://www.davidsfinch.com David Finch

    We've made this recipe, but without the dinner rolls on the bottom. I'll have to try it. Sounds good.

  • http://glitchnyc.com ericskiff

    Mmm, this sounds really good and may definitely come in handy during the holidays. I always try to make omletes, but it's hard to serve everyone at the same time that way.

  • http://insightsandingenuity.com heatherrast

    I'm so glad to have found this; my recipes must have grown legs because as I plan for the 14 that will visit us this Christmas, I couldn't find what I *knew* was a real winner.

    My version includes mild jalapeno peppers and some frozen shredded hashbrowns folded into the egg mixture. Mushrooms would be yummy, too. Thanks!

  • http://www.cynthiaiamgeconsulting.com/ cyn

    This is good recipe. Better try before x'mas. So our family will have real delicious food to eat.

  • http://www.cynthiaiamgeconsulting.com/ cyn

    This is good recipe. Better try before x'mas. So our family will have real delicious food to eat.

  • http://www.cynthiaiamgeconsulting.com/ cyn

    This is good recipe. Better try before x'mas. So our family will have real delicious food to eat.