DELICIOUS BREAKFAST ready in MINUTES!! | Quick & EASY Breakfast Ideas

[@Dezertroze43]

Eggshells are used in 2 particular reasons in the garden. First the calcium feeds the plants. But if baked and then ground into a powder, u can sprinkle it on the plant and leaves and the bugs eat it and naturally die. It acts like a diatemaceous earth and kills unwanted bugs.❤❤❤❤Love ur videos! God bless!

[@FeedingtheByrds]

This is great info!

[@janiswierzbicki7362]

The best gadget to mix/whip a lot of eggs is an Emerson blender!! It is so quick and easy and does an excellent job!!

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Oh good idea!

[@angiemyers1002]

I’m 51. I learned from my grandfather when I was little to put eggshells and coffee grounds in garden. Also hair to keep animals away!

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Interesting!!

[@donnagribbins1763]

I have 2 really easy Crockpot Breakfast Casseroles. One is a French Toast Bake and thec2nd is an Egg Casserole and both are Customizable. They both cook on low 6 hours or on high 2.5 to 3 hours. I often make both casseroles and refrigerate them on Saturday night. On Sunday Morning before we leave for Church I turn them on High. When Church is Over I have a Beautiful Brunch for 12 to 14 people for less than $30. Both casseroles are great reheated so I often make them on Monday and we eat on it all week. Just microwave a portion in the morning. EGG CASSEROLE 12 eggs 2 cups milk 1 tsp salt 1 tsp pepper 1 lb cooked and crumbled sausage, bacon or chopped ham 3 cups shredded cheese of choice 2 lbs shredded hash browns OPTIONAL INGREDIENTS onions, peppers, mushrooms, jalapenos, tomatoes Spray the crockpot with cooking spray. Brown meat of choice and crumble. Place hash browns in the crock. Add cooked meat, add cheese and vegetables of choice. Beat together the eggs, milk, salt and pepper plus any other seasonings that you want to add. Cook on low 6 hours or high 2.5 or 3 hours. FRENCH TOAST CASSEROLE 1 loaf cubed French bread 8 eggs 1/2 cup sugar 3 cups dairy. Milk, half and half, heavy cream or alternative milk or any mixture of. We like 2 cups milk, 1 cup cream for added richness. 2 tsp vanilla This is a simple French Toast Casserole. Spray Crock. Place bread into the bottom of the crock. In bowl scramble the dairy of choice, sugar, eggs and vanilla. Pour over the bread. Cook on low 6 hours or high 2.5 to 3 ALTERNATIVE VERSIONS APPLE CINNAMON add 2 to 3 chopped apples and 2 tsp cinnamon BERRY add 1 pint fresh for 10 oz frozen of Blueberries, Raspberries, strawberries, black berries, or mixed berries. Our favorite is mixed berries CHERRY add 10 oz frozen pitted cherries. Omit vanilla and add almond extract PEACH 2 to 3 fresh peeled peaches or a 10 oz frozen bag PEANUT BUTTER add 1/2 melted peanut butter to the egg mixture CHOCOLATE CHIP add 2 cups chocolate chips CRANBERRY PEAR add 2 to 3 diced fresh pears and 1 cup of dried or fresh cranberries PUMPKIN add 2 cups canned pumpkin to egg mixture and 2 tsp pumpkin pie spice

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Yum!! These sound absolutely delicious! Thanks so much for sharing

[@DRUGSTOREMAKEUPDIVA]

@Donna Gribbins, thank you very, very much for taking the time to type this out. I love the recipes & the variation suggestions.❤

[@yenquest]

You can bake eggshells until they're dry, turn them into powder-like consistency via coffee grinder, and mix the egg powder into the soil (smaller pieces decompose faster). Some people steep eggshells, banana peels, and used coffee grinds for around 7 days and then blend it up to water/fertilize their plants. Or, you can just throw the shells into the compose and let nature/time do its thing.

[@Rynn74]

That's awesome tips thank you.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

This is awesome. Definitely doing this.

[@brittanydamberg2292]

Eggs shells are perfect for the garden.. it helps lighten the soil and breaks down

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I am going to start throwing them in there!

[@kerriday6780]

Amber I have been putting egg shells on the garden for years. It helps with nutrition for the plants, and it also keeps slugs away. Crush the shells and spread them for best results.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I am going to start throwing them in there!

[@debbieorazi2518]

The eggshells take a year to fully decompose into the soil whether they are ground up or just crushed. They are used to add calcium which is good for tomatoes especially.

[@earldouglas3631]

YES - Egg shells go in the garden. They make wonderful compost.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I am going to start throwing them in there!

[@LaurenMidgley]

Loved this one Amber!! I am a “what the heck should I eat” breakfast girl! Lol

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I used to be. But then when I started eating it regularly, I started needing it! Miss you, Lauren!

[@ksacosta69]

Tomato plants love eggshells. Some people put one in the hole before planting it. As the shells breakdown calcium is released.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I am going to start doing that!

[@nadinefrandsen6087]

Yes, crushed eggshells in my garden. Works nicely for adding calcium to tomato and other plants. And if you have a problem with snails coming in to eat your veggie plants, sprinkling broken eggshells around the perimeter of your plants will stop those little pests🐌

[@FeedingtheByrds]

This is great!! I am going to start doing that!

[@CookingwithCatLover0330]

Yes, egg shells and coffee grounds. I just put them together and all over the garden. I love your recipes. Breakfast is the most important meal of my day. I find that protein is what I need to kick my day off.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I'm going to start doing this;

[@sandragoss48]

I can eat breakfast morning, noon, & night with breakfast snacks in between every breakfast meal. I love eating all the roasted veggies with breakfast as well- asparagus, tomato, all peppers, etc., etc., etc.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Oh yum!

[@treasuretreereynolds1764]

I put eggshells in my compost and they get broken down and then I use my compost. Put it this way; I have a bag next to my stove and put everything in there and it goes into my compost. Banana peels, ends of veggies, coffee grounds, peels of any fruit or veggies, napkins. I have great compost. Also, I eat breakfast because I feel like I have to and it’s usually a light breakfast. Small lunch and medium dinner. Love your videos. 💜

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I'm going to start doing this!

[@chunkofbutter75]

Yes tomatoes love the calcium. We cook them in the oven. But some people boil them. Then pulse them in the blender. Use the powder in the soil amendments.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Thank you for the tip!!

[@ginajordan5016]

Yes! Crush the egg shells up and put them in your garden. And breakfast looks wonderful, especially the blueberry casserole.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

It was so good!!!

[@pennasylvania]

YES‼️Egg shells and coffee grounds for your garden.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I am going to start doing that!

[@tarapedersen8606]

hi Amber. how are u? I like dinner the best of all meals. I also love snacks too. mostly junk food. My favorite is spaghetti with meat sauce.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@Southerngirl0997]

I put eggshells and coffee grounds in my rose bush garden. 😊

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I am so glad I know this now!

[@angelaaneff445]

When the season is over my husband puts our eggs shells & coffee grounds in our tiny garden & in our potato bin.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I'm going to start doing this!

[@kendraboese493]

My mom always put eggshells and coffee grounds all over garden. Never certain plants…..just all over and she always had the best garden and produce. She also put them around the bottom of her grapes and rhubarb 😊

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I am going to start doing that!

[@debrasaldana2134]

I put egg shell in my garden also mix egg shells in water a let it sit a couple of days, up to 5 days. Pour the water on your garden also. Let u know will stink.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Oh I am trying this!

[@mommared6713]

Oh man this is a blessing! We just had our third child and this will be sooooo easy for my husband to make ahead to help our crazy unknown schedule out. Thank you! God bless!

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Congratulations!! That's awesome

[@margohaeckel422]

I am a breakfast lover….. mom was a nutritionist and always made sure we had a big breakfast M-F weekends we got to have cereal (a treat she didn’t let us have all the time and no sweet stuff) I could eat breakfast anytime…. Great for dinner too! Fried eggs, sausage, potatoes in the air fryer and some sourdough toast with boysenberry jam is my go too! Cannot wait to try these!!

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Thanks for the reminder that I need to make more sourdough today!

[@aprilhampton6298]

I love breakfast, but i love it around noon or for dinner. Eggshells as calcium to the garden. As far as i know everything likes them.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

We love breakfast for dinner!

[@Loristhriftykitchenpantyr]

thanks for the tip on cracking the membrane. I will have to try that.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

You bet!

[@TwistedPixie69]

I dry the shells and put them through the coffee grinder. Anything that needs an extra boost I sprinkle on the surface and scratch in.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I am going to start throwing them in there!

[@gwenfrazier7027]

Seed has been transforming for me! ❤

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I am seriously SHOCKED!!!! I feel so good.

[@annetteswanson420]

These casseroles look delicious I'll definitely try the blueberry casserole my husband and I love blueberries!!

[@FeedingtheByrds]

It's really good!

[@ValerieHargett]

Hey Amber! Yes!, I use to save my egg shells all the time. I put them on a baking sheet and bake them at a lower temp until they completely dry out. Then I pulverize them in my ninja blender. To a powder. Lol. Then you can just sprinkle them on what you want. I put them on tomatoes, spinach, peppers, and even roses. But I'm pretty sure they are good for a lot more! I do coffee grounds too! My mom saves tea bags, but I'm not sure what plants those are good for. Btw, I always enjoy your videos! Hope you have a wonderful week!🥰

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I'm going to start doing this!

[@daniellellie12]

I love breakfast for lunch or dinner best!

[@FeedingtheByrds]

We love having breakfast for dinner!

[@georgianelson5038]

I make breakfast for family of 10 when we go to our lake house. These will be perfect for this.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Absolutely!

[@cherylyoder7956]

I save my egg shells and put them in my garden. I like to dry them (you can bake them, but I don't go to that trouble) and then grind them up. But I have friends you just crush them and put them in their gardens. Tomatoes like them!

[@FeedingtheByrds]

We started saving the eggs shells and doing this!

[@lillie9117]

I make the potato casserole but we call them funeral potatoes and I crush up cornflakes mix with melted butter and top potatoes. If no cornflakes we use like Ritz crackers.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I've heard of this!

[@stephanie2]

They all look so delicious. I love breakfast casseroles

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Me too!!

[@candycec908]

I love breakfast anytime! I will definitely have to try these breakfast/dinner recipes. Thanks, Amber!

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I love breakfast too!

[@kathyhelmold7358]

These look scrumptious!!

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Thank you!

[@BurlapAli]

Yes put egg shells and used coffee grounds in your garden

[@MrsAlmaTrumble]

Also, used tea bags.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I am going to start throwing them in there!

[@BurlapAli]

@@MrsAlmaTrumble excellent idea

[@BurlapAli]

@@FeedingtheByrds I crush all mine together and just mix it in there

[@andreafield2777]

We put eggshells in our soil with our tomato plants.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I am going to start throwing them in there!

[@sandragoss48]

Yes, plants like tomato,peppers and eggplants in particular will benefit from shell fertilizer, The extra calcium will help prevent blossom-end rot. Broccoli, cauliflower, Swiss chard, spinach and amaranth are also calcium-packed and could use extra from eggshells.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I am going to start throwing them in there!

[@Rita-xi6wj]

Just watched your easter video and I've got a way to Peel boiled eggs Get a spoon and tap the The end of boiled egg Hard and peel It works

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Awesome! thanks so much

[@greeeneyes91]

i keep egg shells and dry them in the oven (whenever I am baking smth, I put them into an oven save dish and into the turned off oven with the rest heat) and then grind them in my hands and throw that dust into my bokashi or compost. I prefer to sterilize them due to salmonella, maybe that would not be necessary though, but I prefer to do it like this. The dust has the advantage that it does not take so long until they dissolve into the soil. It is very good for roses I heard, I just like to use them because throwing them out seems a waste if they benefit the garden :)

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Great tips!! Thank you for sharing.

[@faithoverfear4006]

Awesome recipes!! And your skin looks a.m.a.z.i.n.g!!!😍

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Thank you so much!!

[@kristinbray6453]

They all looked delicious Amber!! Thank you for sharing your wonderful recipes with us. You're truly blessed. Have a blessed and beautiful day.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

You are so welcome!

[@lindafroemke194]

Your last dish when we lived in Idaho was called funeral potatoes. They are a family favorite.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Yes! I have heard of that.

[@MrsAlmaTrumble]

I'm always looking for new breakfast recipes. Definitely going have to try these. They all look and sound so delicious.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Hope you enjoy!

[@MrsAlmaTrumble]

@@FeedingtheByrds thank you, I'm sure we will.

[@hollywolfgang6047]

This looks delicious!!

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Thank you!

[@imapip6313]

I love breakfast food but like to eat for brunch 😉

[@FeedingtheByrds]

YUM!

[@christeenprice5637]

Awesome recipes, thanks 👍👍👍🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@FeedingtheByrds]

My pleasure 😊

[@ritasmoot1823]

Adding egg shells to your garden adds nutrients ( I was told calcium) to the soil for our veggies.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I am going to start throwing them in there!

[@anitaholmes6824]

Yes, let the egg shells dry and then crush them, now they are ready to spread in your garden! That's a lot of food you take for your family night, do you take that much every week? The recipes today look so delicious! Thanks for sharing!

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I usually do every other week just to help out!

[@anitaholmes6824]

@@FeedingtheByrds wow...good for you and what an expense too!

[@FeedingtheByrds]

They actually cover the cost so that helps a ton!!

[@anitaholmes6824]

@@FeedingtheByrds That's excellent! Especially with the cost of everything these days!

[@iamwhoiamd7056]

Excellent video and recipes

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Thanks a lot!

[@wend2239]

Yes this is a thing...and also grinding them up to put in homemade dog food for calcium...also egg shells will deter snails because they don't like crawling over them

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I am going to start throwing them in there!

[@melissahuntsman1799]

Just made the hash brown casserole using diced instead of hash potatoes

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Yum! great idea!

[@charleneerxleben4864]

Hopefully you get this comment.. I sent you an email few days ago saying. I finally found your station on here. And I'm so glad I did, but I'm watching one of your videos in your asking. If there's such a thing as buttermilk powder and there is, it's in the baking section.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Yes!!! I ended up finding it! And then I used to it to make my own ranch seasoning. I'm so glad you're here!

[@claudialautenslager8695]

egg shells addd calcium to garden soil yenquest is correct in the best way to add to soil.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I am going to start throwing them in there!

[@mizsuzee]

Do you wash your blueberries before using? Organic only means no pesticides, it doesn't mean there is no dirt in there.....I always remember a few years back when there was an e-coli outbreak on some organic produce, caused by dirty hands of the pickers. Maybe I'm being too worried, but I always wash my produce including organic. Anyway, all those breakfast recipes look SO GOOD!!!

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Absolutely!! Since I knew I was going to use all of those, I washed in the container

[@jaynejohnson6233]

Tater tots instead of hash browns is awesome. Or potatoes cut in small square

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Oh yum!

[@angelvlcek9736]

everything looks great. however if there was a link for the hashbrown casserole it's not in the description box. I appreciate everything you do on your channel and i love your videos.

[@angelvlcek9736]

actually i was wrong. lol. the hashbrown casserole link is there but its labeled as the egg casserole. lol

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Yes! Sorry. I completely forgot to add that one. It's added now!

[@lindseymoon4354]

I take my egg shells and bake them (400F, 10-12 min) then I grind them up and add them to my garden, and also feed them back to my hens (I know some people have issues with this, but they are broken up so fine). Also cinnamon is AMAZING for your garden. Add it to the soil to help with bugs issues. It also triggers the growth hormone in the plants. Also, eggs aren't dairy. My daughter and I are dairy free, we LOVE eggs. I"m not sure why people think eggs are a dairy, but you are not alone in that assumption.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I started adding them to the garden! We've been saving them.

[@tammytanner3663]

we save all of our egg shells and my husband puts them in our garden.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I am going to start throwing them in there!

[@tannaphillips6840]

Eggshells are a great source of calcium - tomatoes i think need calcium for something i can’t recall off the top of my head.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I'm going to start doing this!

[@mylittlepony-s1m]

cool

[@LP-Firefly7]

I don't see link for hashbrown casserole, could you please update the video description?? 🤗

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Yes! Sorry. I completely forgot to add that one. It's added now!

[@LP-Firefly7]

@@FeedingtheByrds thank you!! Absolutely love your channel and the scripture you share!! 💓

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Thank you so much! I am so glad

[@DW702-jw]

I love bread pudding and never tried the blueberry sauce but I want to The egg casserole dish is something I’ve always liked Now on the seed pill 1 it’s a huge pill and I don’t enjoy swallowing big pills even if it’s a capsule 2 It’s very expensive I don’t know why when something is so good for ya it’s crazy expensive I had diverticulitis surgery 2 years ago and I know this probiotic would be good for my gut but can’t afford it even with the 20% I enjoy your cooking videos 👍❤️

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I hate swallowing pills. HATE! But these are actually really easy.

[@nancyhollis380]

yes put eggs in your garden for the calcium in the egg

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I am going to start throwing them in there!

[@ValerieHargett]

I'm gonna have to go crack an egg now. Lol🤣

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Haha!

[@heatherhorrigan8309]

broken egg shells around plants prevent insects like slugs from invading your plant! Also, baked egg shells broken up are good for chickens to eat!

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I'm going to start doing this!

[@TeamD2012]

Put the aluminum pans on a solid metal cookie sheet

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Good idea!

[@susanbaker8023]

I can't imagine cooking without onions.😢. However it looks good.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Lol. I've just learned it to accomodate

[@beanie7547]

If I were allowed to eat it I’d have a full English breakfast every day

[@FeedingtheByrds]

I love breakfast!

[@nopenope6286]

We used egg shells in the garden for years until we found out it is not good for worms. It cuts them.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Oh interesting. I hadn't even thought about that.

[@tanyaanderson6509]

What is your favorite Christian songs… one oldie and one new found

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Oh good question!! I love "Goodness of God" and "How I long to Worship you" by Charity Gayle. Old one - There is a fountain.

[@wendipear]

I take SEED and the directions are to take two capsules daily not one.

[@FeedingtheByrds]

Yes it's two a day. I was just saying it's a probiotic and probiotic in one