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Breakfast Skillet

The Breakfast Skillet is an indispensable tool for any home cook who appreciates the importance of a hearty morning meal. Made from durable materials like iron or steel, its design aims for evenly distributed heat for consistent cooking and easy flipping of pancakes or eggs, making it the key to perfect breakfast dishes. What sets the Breakfast Skillet apart is its multi-functionality. You can use it to cook anything from bacon to hash browns, all in one pan, saving you time on washing up. With its help, your family can indulge in restaurant-grade breakfasts right in your kitchen.
#20
IN FROZEN BREAKFAST
157
CAL / 100G
$0.33
AVG / OZ
Breakfast Skillet
50%
CARBS
33%
FAT
17%
PROTEIN
Breakfast Skillet FAQ
When it comes to cooking a breakfast skillet, most novices get caught up in misconceptions about the cooking order, heat setting, the type of skillet to use, and balancing flavors. A common mistake is overcrowding the pan, which prevents even cooking and may result in some ingredients being overcooked and others undercooked. Another common misstep is using a non-stick skillet instead of cast iron skillets - the latter retains heat more uniformly and imparts a doable flavor to the food. To make the most of a breakfast skillet, it's key to cook components separately when needed, then combine them at the end, which allows each ingredient to be cooked to perfection. For extra flavor, using the renderings from the bacon or sausage to cook the other components can really make the dish pop. One well-kept secret in cooking a fantastic breakfast skillet is the addition of a small amount of sugar - this can caramelize and give your dish a unique flavor profile.
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Can I use a non-stick skillet instead of a cast iron skillet?
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Health Info
Macros
22g
CARBS
17g
FAT
13g
PROTEIN
Allowed on these diets
GLUTEN FREE
Contains these allergens
EGGS
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