I used my favorite Whole Wheat Bread Dough recipe to make these tonight.
This would also work very well with Crystal's dough for 'pockets'.
This is a 2-loaf recipe so it will make about 2 dozen pockets.
This was also very frugal to make. Eggs are .69 at Aldi. The turkey bacon was bought for .99 and frozen and the cheese I used was about .55.
This was also very frugal to make. Eggs are .69 at Aldi. The turkey bacon was bought for .99 and frozen and the cheese I used was about .55.
While the Kitchen Aid was working for me on the dough, I scrambled about 1 1/2 dozen eggs and cooked 1 pack of turkey bacon. Before I began rolling, I had a bowl set up with my eggs, one with the cooked and chopped bacon, and another with shredded cheddar.
A couple of scoops of eggs, a spoon of bacon, and a sprinkle of cheddar is it! Pinch them up into half-circles or into rectangles if you like, and bake at 350 for 25 minutes.
Cool them completely before freezing.
You can heat in the microwave for 1 to 1/2 minutes, wrapped in a paper towel or cover and heat in the oven at 325 for 20 minutes.
Great for breakfast or lunch!- Or whenever! ;-)
We like them with a little mustard.
Happy eating! And baking!
8 comments:
Yum, this sounds good!
Thank you Mama Hen!
My kids had been begging me to make them a 'pocket' for breakfast -these hit the spot ;-)
This is such a great idea! My husband would love to take something like this to work with him in the mornings.
Thank you Erin!
They are really good for eating on-the-go :)
I want to live by your Aldi! Ours has eggs for $1.99 per dozen - which is one of the most expensive in the area.
I haven't checked out their turkey bacon. I will have to shop compare the sodium - sometimes they increase the salt when doing the turkey version.
Mary Ellen,
I wish the whole world could have our Aldi and its egg prices! I buy about 12 dozen at a time.
You're right about the turkey bacon. I found it on sale moons ago at our local Save-A-Lot. This particular kind is sliced very thin, but certainly loaded with sodium. It does go pretty far though :)
Thanks for this idea donna! I try not to eat much bread but I make it for the kids and my husband. I am not a morning person and making breakfast is not on my list of fun things lol! So these will be great to do for the kids:)
McKinsey- I'm not either!!!
I can't seem to get my brain in gear until about mid afternoon ;-)
I LOVE to have good things in the freezer- otherwise- it's oatmeal :)
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