You won't mind that this morning's breakfast has no photo? Good. My photos stink, and this was not an appealing picture anyway. Is there any way to make has look appetizing?
The real reason is that I snafued on the alarm situation again. God, I hate changing time. By the time I zipped through breakfast, it was too late to take a picture.
Hash is the topic of the day. This is another gem I got from the Betty Crocker book back when I was first married. We had a delicious (if I do say so myself) pot roast on Sunday, along with some leftover carrots and onions. I was out of potatoes, so we made do.
After waking up way too late, I wasn't sure that I could pull off breakfast in time, but I found out that hash can be made in about 10 minutes. Did you know that? Here is how I did it.
Roast Beef Hash
leftover roast beef
leftover carrots
leftover potatoes
leftover onions
leftover pan drippings or gravy
1. dice the beef and anything else you have into small pieces.
2. Put some kind of grease in a cast iron skillet. Today, I used olive oil, but I could have used Crisco or bacon grease.
3. Add all the chopped up bits, plus gravy or drippings, and then go get dressed, pour juice, set the table. The point is that you want the stuff to just sit in place in the skillet for a bit to get browned.
4. Turn it and check it every now and then. Add more liquid if needed. When it is good and crusty on one side and warm through, serve. Total time, no kidding, 10 minutes.
So now, the secret is out. Your kids will think you are a wonder mom, and really all you did was open the fridge, chop, chop, and fry. Enjoy.
The real reason is that I snafued on the alarm situation again. God, I hate changing time. By the time I zipped through breakfast, it was too late to take a picture.
Hash is the topic of the day. This is another gem I got from the Betty Crocker book back when I was first married. We had a delicious (if I do say so myself) pot roast on Sunday, along with some leftover carrots and onions. I was out of potatoes, so we made do.
After waking up way too late, I wasn't sure that I could pull off breakfast in time, but I found out that hash can be made in about 10 minutes. Did you know that? Here is how I did it.
Roast Beef Hash
leftover roast beef
leftover carrots
leftover potatoes
leftover onions
leftover pan drippings or gravy
1. dice the beef and anything else you have into small pieces.
2. Put some kind of grease in a cast iron skillet. Today, I used olive oil, but I could have used Crisco or bacon grease.
3. Add all the chopped up bits, plus gravy or drippings, and then go get dressed, pour juice, set the table. The point is that you want the stuff to just sit in place in the skillet for a bit to get browned.
4. Turn it and check it every now and then. Add more liquid if needed. When it is good and crusty on one side and warm through, serve. Total time, no kidding, 10 minutes.
So now, the secret is out. Your kids will think you are a wonder mom, and really all you did was open the fridge, chop, chop, and fry. Enjoy.
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