Make-Ahead Baked Egg Sandwiches

Submitted by: ~Dee~ Supporting Member (Click to learn more about Supporting Membership)
Living In: San Jose, California, USA
Ham and egg croissant sandwiches are made ahead of time then frozen in this microwave, grab-and-go breakfast recipe. 

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Green Eggs and Ham Quiche

Submitted by: Marcia Moneypenny 
Home Town: Westminster, Colorado, USA
Ham, spinach, onions, eggs and cheese are the ingredients in this kid-pleasing quiche that feeds a crowd.  

Leftover Pancake Breakfast Sandwich

Submitted by: tiffany13 
Ham, cheese, and a fried egg are sandwiched between two buttermilk pancakes and covered with syrup. A great way to use up leftover pancakes!  

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Asparagus, Potato, and Onion Frittata

Submitted by: ANGELAANDJAKERS 
Home Town: Norwalk, Iowa, USA
Living In: Riverside, California, USA
Ham, egg, potato, and asparagus are baked together in this Italian-style egg dish. 

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Eggs Benedict Breakfast Pizza

Submitted by: LOU SAN ANTONIO 
This breakfast pizza topped with eggs, ham, and hollandaise sauce on a crescent roll crust gives you the great flavor of eggs benedict. 

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Ham and Asparagus Strata

Provided by: Campbell's Kitchen
Asparagus, ham and Swiss cheese are layered with country-style stuffing, covered with a savory custard and baked for a perfect brunch or supper dish. 

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Eggy Doodle Sandwiches

Submitted by: RHONDA35 
Home Town: Rio Hondo, Texas, USA
Living In: Austin, Texas, USA
It's a fried egg sandwich on steroids! This sandwich has explosive layers of egg, cheese, and ham. Make this with your favorite meat and cheese, any combination will work. The Eggy Doodle makes a perfect snack or fast meal! Add more than one kind of meat and salsa for a MEGA sandwich. 

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French Ham Cheese and Egg Fondue Casserole

Submitted by: SheasLounge 
Living In: Woodstock, Illinois, USA
This delicate dish is loaded with ham, cheese and bread cubes in an egg mixture is perfect for brunch or supper. Goes great with some fresh fruit and blueberry muffins! Another plus is you make it day ahead, so you have more time out of the kitchen! 

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Hearty Ham Pie

Submitted by: Jo-Ann Craig 
I've been making this pie for a few years now. I like to vary the vegetables and meat depending on what I have on hand. I've made it with leftover turkey, sausage and lamb roast. In summer, it's a perfect brunch meal with a salad; in winter, add a loaf of homemade bread for a great dinner. 

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Ham 'n' Egg Casserole

Submitted by: Elizabeth Hesse 
I LIKE to prepare this when I have leftovers of ham and day-old bread on hand. It's a delicious dish for brunch. Besides being so tasty, it's prepared the night before, which allows me more time to complete other dishes for the meal. This dish still tastes good hours after being baked, so it's also a favorite to take along for potluck gatherings. -Elizabeth Hesse, Springville, New York 

Creamed Ham and Eggs

Submitted by: Karen Falb 
When I got married, my husband asked me to get this favorite recipe from his mother. I like to serve it with homemade bran muffins and applesauce. 

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Ham and Cheese Biscuits

Submitted by: John Clark 
These specially stuffed biscuits are a must throughout the year. I get asked to make them for school parties, bridal luncheons and holiday get-togethers. 

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Ham 'n' Onion Frittata

Submitted by: Debbi Baker 
Hearty and filling, this dish is one I usually take to potluck brunches. My family asks me to fix this often in the colder months, and I'm always happy to oblige. 

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Dilly Ham and Eggs

Submitted by: Pat Yielding 
I created this recipe as a way to combine ham and eggs in one dish. Everyone agrees the results are mouth-watering. They especially like the blend of seasonings. 

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Ham N Cheese Quiches

Submitted by: Virginia Abraham 
When I need a festive finger food, this quiche recipe's the one I reach for. With cheese in both the crust and the filling, eating one naturally leads to another. 

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Cheesy Ham Cups

Submitted by: Barbara Nowakowski 
'These individual ham and cheese casseroles are a unique way to serve brunch, and they're easy to make, too,' comments Barbara Nowakowski from North Tonawanda, New York. 

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Ham N Egg Pizza

Submitted by: Margaret Smith 
I like to fix this fun dish when we invite our children and grandchildren for brunch. There's never a slice left! The recipe is quick and easy to prepare, using refrigerated crescent rolls to form the crust. The ham makes it hearty. 

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Submitted by: Marilou Robinson 
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Submitted by: Mary Anderson 
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