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Made breakfast sliders this morning. Couple of years ago my friend made
them when I was staying with her and now I do it a couple of times a
year. I'll have two, then freeze the rest, wrapped two together. Handy
for a day you don't feel like cooking.

Slice the Hawaiian rolls and set the top aside, put the bottoms in a 7 x
11 baking pan.
Layer of cooked bacon
Layer of sliced ham
Layer of wilted spinach
Shredded cheddar cheese
Pour on 6 beaten eggs
Place the top on.

Bake in oven about 15 minutes at 350 until the eggs are set.
Optional, I brush the tops with butter and sprinkle salt or sesame seeds
for decoration.

https://postimg.cc/rKRsVqVJ

https://postimg.cc/0z80t766


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On Sat, 15 Aug 2026 11:03:39 -0400
Ed P <esp@snet.n> wrote:

Made breakfast sliders this morning. Couple of years ago my friend
made them when I was staying with her and now I do it a couple of
times a year. I'll have two, then freeze the rest, wrapped two
together. Handy for a day you don't feel like cooking.

Slice the Hawaiian rolls and set the top aside, put the bottoms in a
7 x 11 baking pan.
Layer of cooked bacon
Layer of sliced ham
Layer of wilted spinach
Shredded cheddar cheese
Pour on 6 beaten eggs
Place the top on.

Bake in oven about 15 minutes at 350 until the eggs are set.
Optional, I brush the tops with butter and sprinkle salt or sesame
seeds for decoration.

https://postimg.cc/rKRsVqVJ

https://postimg.cc/0z80t766

+1 A for execution and thx for sharing again!

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Ed P <esp@snet.n> posted:

Made breakfast sliders this morning. Couple of years ago my friend made them when I was staying with her and now I do it a couple of times a
year. I'll have two, then freeze the rest, wrapped two together. Handy
for a day you don't feel like cooking.

Slice the Hawaiian rolls and set the top aside, put the bottoms in a 7 x
11 baking pan.
Layer of cooked bacon
Layer of sliced ham
Layer of wilted spinach
Shredded cheddar cheese
Pour on 6 beaten eggs
Place the top on.

Bake in oven about 15 minutes at 350 until the eggs are set.
Optional, I brush the tops with butter and sprinkle salt or sesame seeds
for decoration.

https://postimg.cc/rKRsVqVJ

https://postimg.cc/0z80t766

Mmmmmmm, looks good.

I'll do a breakfast casserole with shredded hashbrowns, meat (ham or breakfast sausage), onion, cheese, butter, beaten eggs, and bake. So easy to just plop a portion on a plate and into the microwave for about 4 minutes at 40% power.

Even though both of us have plenty of time to cook breakfast these premade meals are very handy as you said. Efai

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On Sat, 15 Aug 2026 17:04:25 GMT
ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net <user4742@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

Ed P <esp@snet.n> posted:

Made breakfast sliders this morning. Couple of years ago my friend
made them when I was staying with her and now I do it a couple of
times a year. I'll have two, then freeze the rest, wrapped two
together. Handy for a day you don't feel like cooking.

Slice the Hawaiian rolls and set the top aside, put the bottoms in
a 7 x 11 baking pan.
Layer of cooked bacon
Layer of sliced ham
Layer of wilted spinach
Shredded cheddar cheese
Pour on 6 beaten eggs
Place the top on.

Bake in oven about 15 minutes at 350 until the eggs are set.
Optional, I brush the tops with butter and sprinkle salt or sesame
seeds for decoration.

https://postimg.cc/rKRsVqVJ

https://postimg.cc/0z80t766

Mmmmmmm, looks good.

I'll do a breakfast casserole with shredded hashbrowns, meat (ham or breakfast sausage), onion, cheese, butter, beaten eggs, and bake. So
easy to just plop a portion on a plate and into the microwave for
about 4 minutes at 40% power.

Even though both of us have plenty of time to cook breakfast these
premade meals are very handy as you said. Efai

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I would happily do both of your dishes - good basic hearty fare!
And it sure beats those Jimmy Dean breakfast bowls.
which btw are a compelling value when you see what is inside and
what they are charging!
https://www.walmart.com/c/kp/jimmy-dean-breakfast-bowls
Jimmy Dean Meat Lovers Breakfast Bowl, 7 oz (Frozen)
4.6 out of 5 stars
Microwave breakfast meals features sausage, bacon, eggs, potatoes and real cheddar cheese
*$2.68*
For even deeper value and the same content and taste: https://www.walmart.com/search?q=great%20value%20breakfast%20bowls%20frozen&typeahead=great%20value%20breakfast
Great Value Meat Lovers Breakfast Bowl, 7 oz (Frozen)
4.5 out of 5 stars
Great Value Meat Lovers Breakfast Bowl, 7 oz
Savory sausage, crispy bacon, fluffy scrambled eggs, aromatic diced potatoes, and shredded cheese
Great Value Sausage & Gravy Breakfast Bowl, 7 oz
*$2.08 z*
Yours looks like a version of: https://eatwithtenderness.com/overnight-sausage-breakfast-casserole/ https://eatwithtenderness.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/overnight-sausage-breakfast-casserole-2.webp
Yum!
;-p
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On 8/15/2026 12:18 PM, cranberry transformer wrote:

On Sat, 15 Aug 2026 11:03:39 -0400
Ed P <esp@snet.n> wrote:

Made breakfast sliders this morning. Couple of years ago my friend
made them when I was staying with her and now I do it a couple of
times a year. I'll have two, then freeze the rest, wrapped two
together. Handy for a day you don't feel like cooking.

Slice the Hawaiian rolls and set the top aside, put the bottoms in a
7 x 11 baking pan.
Layer of cooked bacon
Layer of sliced ham
Layer of wilted spinach
Shredded cheddar cheese
Pour on 6 beaten eggs
Place the top on.

Bake in oven about 15 minutes at 350 until the eggs are set.
Optional, I brush the tops with butter and sprinkle salt or sesame
seeds for decoration.

https://postimg.cc/rKRsVqVJ

https://postimg.cc/0z80t766

+1 A for execution and thx for sharing again!

Sounds delicious but that's quite a bit of saturated fat (bacon, ham,
cheese, eggs) plus whatever's in the rolls. I'd consider it as a
special treat once or twice/month.
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On Sun, 16 Aug 2026 12:06:44 -0400
Retirednoguilt <HapilyRetired@fakeaddress.invalid> wrote:

On 8/15/2026 12:18 PM, cranberry transformer wrote:

On Sat, 15 Aug 2026 11:03:39 -0400
Ed P <esp@snet.n> wrote:

Made breakfast sliders this morning. Couple of years ago my friend
made them when I was staying with her and now I do it a couple of
times a year. I'll have two, then freeze the rest, wrapped two
together. Handy for a day you don't feel like cooking.

Slice the Hawaiian rolls and set the top aside, put the bottoms in
a 7 x 11 baking pan.
Layer of cooked bacon
Layer of sliced ham
Layer of wilted spinach
Shredded cheddar cheese
Pour on 6 beaten eggs
Place the top on.

Bake in oven about 15 minutes at 350 until the eggs are set.
Optional, I brush the tops with butter and sprinkle salt or sesame
seeds for decoration.

https://postimg.cc/rKRsVqVJ

https://postimg.cc/0z80t766

+1 A for execution and thx for sharing again!

Sounds delicious but that's quite a bit of saturated fat (bacon, ham,
cheese, eggs) plus whatever's in the rolls. I'd consider it as a
special treat once or twice/month.

Same here, but what a treat!

Joan's hash brown casserole and Cracker Barrel's versions are also in
treat category.

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