Why You Should Use a Sheet Pan for an Easy One-Pan Breakfast | Today’s Special



Making a full breakfast (eggs, toast, potatoes, and sausage) all at the same time on the same pan sounds too good to be true, but it isn’t. Today, Ashley shows you the magic of our one-pan breakfast recipe.

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  1. I used this idea for oven-roasted potatoes with delicata squash. I had some bacon grease so to mimic the grease from the sausages on the potatoes I used bacon grease with the olive oil. I tossed them with powdered rosemary, onion powder, garlic powder, salt, pepper, and a bit of red pepper flakes. Sprayed the pan, spread them out to a single layer, and cooked them at 475°. Delicious!

  2. How do you keep potatoes from sticking to the knife? Every time I chop them they superglue to the side of the blade and I have cut myself several times trying to get them off. Makes cutting a few potatoes take 15-20 minutes.

  3. Ashley is great! Great personality and simply delicious food! To be quite honest, I appreciate that you teach the basics to the audience rather than some trendy stuff. Your food is classic. Keep it classic everyone! These are the things that everyone should know and that sadly are so overlooked! Make toast with an egg in it, it is so much more than avocado toast could ever be! Again, thanks for a great video Ashley!

  4. I'm sure the potatoes, toast, and egg are fine, but I'm not sure about the sausages. I've tried baking breakfast sausages before, and it makes them tough inside. It's better to fry them even if it takes 2 pans.

  5. This looks so good I need a version for one or two people. The eggs in the bread reminds me of how we used to do bacon and eggs on buddy burners at camp when I was younger. We'd cook bacon until almost done, then drop an egg in the center of slice of bread we'd made a hole in. Just before flipping the egg and bread we'd lay the bacon across the top. It's so good, I still make it on the stovetop.

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