Food on Fridays: Homemade Breakfast Sandwiches

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Food on Fridays with Ann

One of our daughters enjoyed her first Egg McMuffin a few weeks ago and loved it. She asked if we could try making knock-offs, so we worked together to create homemade breakfast sandwiches.The Belgian Wonder fried up some turkey bacon as I hunted for some kind of gadget to contain the eggs. I found a heart-shaped pancake form.Cute, eh?Tip: coat the gadget thoroughly with nonstick spray.The Belgian Wonder set the heart-egg on his English muffin and pointed. “Photo op?” My daughter ran for her camera and snapped some shots. She had to work fast, though, because he was eager to add the bacon while the egg was still warm.And the cheese, too, so it would melt.There you have it: homemade breakfast sandwiches.We’re lovin’ it.

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Photo credit: Photos by Sophie Marie. All rights reserved.

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  • 6 thoughts on “Food on Fridays: Homemade Breakfast Sandwiches”

    1. We love egg sandwiches here! A local farmer drops eggs off to us weekly, so they are a large part of our breakfast routine. And I love the idea of using a pancake form!

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