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  2. 33 Breakfast Potluck Ideas That’ll Please Any Crowd - AOL

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    This sheet-pan recipe is a simple way to avoid any complaints about the way the eggs are cooked (hint: they’re scrambled, but even haters will enjoy it tucked between flaky crescent pastry), is ...

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    All the breakfast essentials you crave (bacon! eggs! spuds!)—in a portable package. "My secret weapon to making great-tasting egg muffins [is] salsa," recipe creator Kirsten Buck writes. "It ...

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    This easy breakfast casserole is perfect when you need to feed a hungry crowd. Or, you can make the casserole and enjoy leftovers throughout the week. View Recipe. Baked Eggs in Tomato Sauce with Kale

  5. Fried Egg and English Muffin Stacker Thing Recipe - AOL

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    If you’re into runny eggs (I am so into runny eggs), then make it over easy. I placed the tomato slice and the spinach in the skillet just to warm it up at bit when the egg was almost done. When everything is cooked and ready, start by stacking the bigger half of the English muffin face up on a plate.

  6. The Super Easy Egg Bake That's Perfect For Hectic Mornings - AOL

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    To make them, you put eggs, ricotta cheese, salt, onion and shredded cheese into a bowl and mix them together. Then add some flour and baking powder and give it another good mix.

  7. Eggs Benedict - Wikipedia

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    Eggs Benedict is a common American breakfast or brunch dish, consisting of two halves of an English muffin, each topped with Canadian bacon [1] or sliced ham, a poached egg, and hollandaise sauce. The dish is believed to have originated in New York City.