friends and family members ask me for this particular recipe that I
thought the best way to share it with everyone would be to write
a blog post about it, so here it is!
Who doesn't love a great breakfast burrito? Yum!
What's awesome about this recipe is that you can prepare these
ahead of time, wrap them up and pop them in your freezer for a
future quick and easy breakfast on the go. They freeze wonderfully!
1 lb. roll package of pork sausage (I use Jimmy Dean)
1/2 pkg shredded frozen hash brown potatoes (I use Ore Ida)
4 Tablespoons cooking oil to cook hash browns
8 extra large eggs
2 Tablespoons butter to cook eggs
1/2 cup milk
1 cup shredded cheese (I use Cracker Barrel sharp white cheddar)
1/8 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper
1/8 teaspoon salt
15 medium sized soft flour tortillas, at room temperature
optional add-in ingredients:
cooked diced green onions, red or green bell peppers, or diced onion
(Note before starting: If you are going to use any add-ins such as onions or peppers, you can either cook them with the sausage or with the eggs. For this recipe, I added in some finely diced green onions because I happened to have them in my fridge. I cooked them with the eggs, as you will see below)
Directions
1. Crumble sausage and cook according to package directions until browned.
2. Season hash browns lightly with black pepper and cook in oil until slightly golden.
6. Melt butter in frying pan and cook the eggs scrambled style.
7. Once cooked, add the eggs to the sausage and hash bown mixture and mix for just 10 to 15 seconds until blended. Do not over mix. You do not want mush, you only want to blend the ingredients.
Roll into a burrito: (there are many different ways to do this and it takes a little practice, but is easy once you get the hang of it! You can roll them any way you like but my technique below is fast, easy, and secure.)
To reheat frozen burritos:
Remove plastic wrap. Wrap burrito in a paper towel, place on a microwave safe plate and cook in microwave for one minute. That's it! Enjoy!
These are great for busy mornings. The recipe above makes about 15 nice sized burritos, but you can increase the ingredients to get more burritos from the recipe by either increasing the eggs, potatoes, sausage, or by just doubling the recipe. I also sometimes change this recipe up, depending on what ingredients I have on hand or what I am in the mood for. Sometimes I omit the potatoes, or add extra cheese, etc. You can customize these breakfast burritos however you like!













