Good morning Breakfast Buddies– We have a group at church called MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers). I obviously do not fall into that category!! But lucky for me, there is also a older mentor mom at each table. So I get to hang out with all those fun moms and their adorable kids on Tuesdays.
We start off each get-together with breakfast (a highlight for us all)– and last week I brought along these eggs and potatoes all baked up together. Delicious! And happily, you throw it all together the night before and in the morning, just pop it into the oven!
FARMER EGG & POTATO BREAKFAST
6 cups frozen hash browns*
1 1/2 cup grated cheddar
2 cups ham, cut to small bits
1/2 cup green onion, sliced (about 4)
8 eggs
3 cups whole milk
1 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. freshly ground pepper
Make this ahead the night before you want to cook it up for breakfast.
Spray a 9″x 13″ baking dish with cooking spray. Spread the hash browns on the bottom of the dish. Then layer on the cheddar, ham and green onion.
In a mixing bowl, whisk the eggs until they are blended. Then whisk in the milk, salt and pepper. Pour the egg mixture over the ingredients in the baking dish.
Cover it with foil and set it into the fridge overnight. The next morning, let the dish sit out for 30 minutes and then take off the foil and bake up the whole thing at 350 degrees for 60 to 65 minutes. Enjoy!
*Use the shredded hash browns, not the chunky kind!
The Thankful Heart 
Sounds like a great option for a larger group!
thanks — you’re right and it’s nice to make it the night before…
This looks good. I am always looking for breakfast ideas. I’ll add this to my recipes to try.
I know. We love breakfast too! thanks!
Yummy yum, Rhonda! Your group get together sounds like fun!❤😍
It is a fun group Mary– about 120 moms and lots of little kids coming and going!! So fun to get to be a little part of their lives. Happy weekend ahead! Is Tom out plowing?? Are you home baking?? What are you up to?? xox
I’m definitely making this! We love breakfast food anytime of the day!
Us too Lisa! Pancakes for Sunday dinner!! xox
I didn’t get to eat breakfast this morning, and I would like a plate of this please.
Hey Lacey– wish you could drop in to our MOPS meeting for egg casserole and them with some other amazing moms! I think you’d add so much to our conversation!! hugs .
I wish I could too!
Oh Rhonda, that sounds like an amazing group!! So glad you do that 💜💜 you are a blessing to the kids and the moms. I’m sure that recipe is delicious. Hugs my friend xo Debbie
Hi Debbie– thanks, they really are wonderful gals. And– so sorry about your toe!! Hope it’s better by the time you see this! hugs hugs!
Looks delicious! Sounds like a lovely way to spend your Tuesday morning! xo
thanks Ursula. yep, love time with those fun moms. xo
I love the vision of you all sharing such a delicious breakfast. This looks like a great recipe for lunch or dinner too. 🌼
I think you’re right Brigid– I’d love to eat this for a Sunday supper. Hope your well friend– Is your garden starting to bloom?? Looking forward to see you spring garden posts!! xox
The garden is springing into life again. I have a gardening post scheduled for tomorrow. X
Oh thanks Brigid! I’m off to check it out! xo
So easy!! I love that you are a mentor to these young moms. I would have loved something like this when my kids were little -Kat
HI Kat– so agree. Most moms just need someone to listen to their stories and know how complicated their lives can be– and to tell them they are doing a great job. I think we all need that. I’m sure you do that for people around you too Kat– with your fun humor and kind ways. Hug hugs from here! (P.S. leave for Wisconsin tomorrow — have every pair of socks I own, ready to go!).