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DSC_2297Long before ‘brinner’ became one of those clever twists on the English language, I was making this sausage and potato omelet for dinner.  Ironically, I’ve never made it for breakfast.  It’s satisfying and filling, and if there’s a leftover slice or two, it makes for an excellent breakfast–or lunch–the next day.

The recipe suggests a 10-inch skillet, but many times, when all the girls were home, I made it in a bigger skillet.  The ingredients can easily be increased to accommodate a bigger pan, like a 12-incher.  

This dish came from a slim cookbook put out by Crisco back in the day.   It takes a little time – maybe 30 minutes or so – for the eggs and hashbrowns to crisp, but from there, you serve it hot right out of the skillet.  Add a side of fruit, and brinner is served!

Sausage Potato slice

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