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Monday, February 2, 2009
Cheesy Baked Eggs and Pasta Casserole
Left overs, love them or hate them- they are unavoidable. Personally, I love the challenge of finding a way to present to them so that it doesn't feel like you're eating the same meal over again.
In this case, we had leftover olive pasta and I knew from the moment I got up that morning that a baked egg casserole would was calling. I am from the Midwest (Minnesota) after all; we can make a casserole out of anything!
Next time you have leftover pasta -any kind of pasta will work- tomato, cream or oil based- throw this together for a super easy breakfast or a scrumptious lunch that can pair with a salad. You can even make this extra healthy by using all or mostly egg whites. The sauce of your pasta will the the base flavor for your eggs, and it's gonna be great!
Portion sizes are huge these days; save some for breakfast and see how early in the day you can be fat and happy!
Cheesy Baked Eggs and Pasta Casserole
You're going to need to assess how much pasta you have- and adjust accordingly. Below is what my version- use this as your base and go from there.
2 cups of left over pasta
Place in the bottom of a small casserole dish
Layer 1/2 cup of grated cheese across the pasta (use whatever, cheddar, Parmesan, goat)
whisk and pour into the casserole dish:
4 eggs
1/4 cup cream
2 tbls water
salt and pepper to taste
*you want enough egg liquid to cover the pasta
Place into preheated oven (375 degree) until the eggs are set in the middle. They will puff slightly, but don't overcook or you'll have dry eggs. Let rest for a minute and then serve.
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This is exactly the recipe that I was looking for and I can't wait to try it.. thank you for posting it. :-)
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