Rainy Morning Breakfast Sandwich

s15driftking · 10-03-2010, 08:24 AM

Well,

I woke up today and said to myself; "It's 48 degrees out and rainy, I need soemthing to cheer myself up before the Browns game/slaughtering". I took alot of inspiration from a previous thread i made (and added meat)

http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showthread.php?t=26547

So, I went to the local market and picked up some Eggs, a fresh loaf of italian bread (Still hot), some colby jack cheese, and some hard salami.

I cooked the egg in a cookie cutter (much like McDonalds does) and browned the salami on the same skillet. Once the egg was cooked I added a piece of colby jack cheese and let it melt while still on the skillet. Let the salami get crispy (but not burnt). When you do this, it gets crispy/chewy like bacon but has a spicier kick. I used about 6 pieces of salami.

Here is the finished product.

and minutes later:

It was very good!

10-03-2010, 08:24 AM	#1
s15driftking Go Browns! Join Date: Nov 2008 First Name: Bobby Location: Columbus Ohio Posts: 2,763 Trading: (16)	Rainy Morning Breakfast Sandwich Well, I woke up today and said to myself; "It's 48 degrees out and rainy, I need soemthing to cheer myself up before the Browns game/slaughtering". I took alot of inspiration from a previous thread i made (and added meat) http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showthread.php?t=26547 So, I went to the local market and picked up some Eggs, a fresh loaf of italian bread (Still hot), some colby jack cheese, and some hard salami. I cooked the egg in a cookie cutter (much like McDonalds does) and browned the salami on the same skillet. Once the egg was cooked I added a piece of colby jack cheese and let it melt while still on the skillet. Let the salami get crispy (but not burnt). When you do this, it gets crispy/chewy like bacon but has a spicier kick. I used about 6 pieces of salami. Here is the finished product. and minutes later: It was very good! __________________ diamonds/guns