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Bacon, Egg and Cheese Bites – An Easy & Delicious Breakfast!

Nothing better than these bacon egg and cheese bites! Quick and easy and your kids will devour them!

We just love breakfast in my house.  We go through an incredible number of eggs every week – thank goodness for Costco and their 24 pack of organic eggs.  However, sometimes we need to shake things up a little and move away from the standard scrambled eggs.  So, make way for our newest creation (of course, it is bite sized, because I adore anything bite sized!!) Bacon, Egg and Cheese Bites.

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  1. love this recipe. I made the egg bacon cheese soufflés for Christmas Brunch and they were a hit! I altered the recipe by cutting the bacon up into little pieces instead of cross crossing the strips. I found the pieces easier to manage when eating.

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  2. Milk doesn’t make eggs fluffier, it makes them more dense. Try a little bit of water in your eggs if you want them to be fluffy.

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  3. We made these for dinner and they tasted like a mini quiche. I’d make the following changes: cook the crescent rolls for 1-2 minutes first and cook the bacon all the way through. Crumble the bacon on the partially cooked dough. Add salt, pepper, garlic and dry mustard to spice it up. This is a nice variation on the standard sausage, egg, and cheese breakfast casserole. Thanks.

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    • You add the cheese before you put it in the oven – just sprinkle it on top of the egg. The amount is totally personal preference – I just use a small handful on each.

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