Since my hubby works out for an hour every morning, I want him to have some solid breakfast with his coffee. Here are a few snapshots of my breakfast sandwich batch for freezing :::
I considered scrambling (instead of frying) the eggs before cooking... maybe next time. Salt, pepper, and crushed red pepper - yummo! The English muffins are just $1 at my Aldi, making these sandwiches even more cost effective. Sharp cheddar cheese and black forest ham at the request of my hubby. But there are so many options, of course!
Straight from the freezer, we nuke them for about 2 minutes. Soggy bottom buns were a letdown, but it helps to put them on a paper towel when microwaving. I suppose you could bake them in the oven, but if time crunch is a factor, it would kind of defeat the purpose of all the prep for a fast and filling breakfast.
I love making these breakfast sandwiches, but even with just two people to feed, they're gone before I know it! Perhaps a double batch is in order...
Just a few more photos from Sydney's nursery... I can't help myself! Her room is the only one in the house that's really put together.
If you have a nursery in the making, and your changing table is small like mine, I highly recommend a shelf just above for hand sanitizer, wipes, small basket of diaper rash cream, etc. We picked this one up for a quarter at a yard sale and sprayed it gray.
Time hasn't allowed the spraying of these shelves (Goodwill find), but I decided to lean my canvases on the wall instead of hanging. Still deciding if I prefer it or not.
Upcoming dinner plans include parmesan crusted tilapia with couscous, my favorite pot of chili (recipe to come), burritos and taco rice, and grilled italian chicken with veggies and garlic bread. Here's to eating at home!
Liv ;)
