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Scary Skull Eggs and Bacon (Vegetarian style) Breakfast

Scary Skull Eggs and Bacon (Vegetarian style) Breakfast
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Here is an easy recipe for eggs and "bacon" that kids really love. When completed the dish looks like a scary skull and cross bones. This version uses fakon or fake bacon (which tastes fabulous btw) instead of bacon.

Ingredients:

2 eggs, separated
2 strips of facon
Frozen mixed vegetables (for nose and mouth)
oil or butter for pan

skillet
cups to hold separated egg yolks and whites
spatula
a cute kid to help*
   *optional of course

Cook fakon and set aside.
Separate egg yolks from whites, set aside.
Add 1 Tbls or so of oil/butter to pan. Bring to medium-low heat.
Pour egg whites into pan trying to mimic a skull shape.
After whites begin set (get firm), add egg yolks, one at a time to make the "eye sockets" of the skull. Cook until firm.
Remove cooked eggs from pan, place on plate.
Add veggies to make nose and mouth.
Slip "bacon" strips underneath eggs in a criss-cross fashion.
Admire your scary skull and cross-bones breakfast.
Eat it up, yum!


2 comments
Jun 10, 2011. 1:04 AMLaraLazy says:
I love this! (And I also love the fake bacon. I happen to think it's delicious.)

I don't have any kids, and I'm STILL going to make this. Thanks for the great 'ible!

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