breakfast McBiscuits (one dozen) to freeze

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  1. ABall

    ABall Super Moderator

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    Breakfast McBiscuits one dozen

    12 Biscuits (from recipe) or purchased biscuits or english muffins
    24 Bacon -- slices, cooked or ham slices or cooked sausage patties
    12 Egg(s) scrambled -- fried, or poached
    12 Cheddar Cheese -- slices

    Split muffins or baked biscuits. Top with your choice of topping
    combinations.

    Example:
    2 slices of bacon, 1 egg, 1 slice of cheese OR
    1 sausage patty, 1 slice of cheese OR
    1/4 C. scrambled eggs, 1 slice of cheese

    Freezing and Serving Directions:
    Wrap individually, label, and freeze.
    To serve, place thawed, foil-wrapped biscuit in oven and warm at 400°
    for 20 minutes or unwrap and re-wrap in damp paper towel and microwave a few minutes.

    Comments:
    Large biscuits are more manageable than small ones. For purchased
    biscuits,choose the jumbo or extra large-sized variety. For homemade biscuits, don't overbake them or they will dry and crumble after reheating.
     
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  3. crazymama

    crazymama Active Member

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    Thanks for sharing this!! I love make ahead breakfasts!! I always make twice as much waffles or pancakes and freeze them.. popping them in the toaster when we want them during the week!
     
  4. Deena

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    Yeah, this is cool! I never know what to make to freeze or even what WILL freeze okay.

    Thanks Amy!
     
  5. KrisRV

    KrisRV New Member

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    yep we make these all the time I call them McMom's
     
  6. RN4CHRIST

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    Cool! I have been wondering if you could do that! I am going to have to try that soon!
     

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