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By Dienia B.
on March 14, 2012
this was sooo easy . i didn't care for the thyme egg mixture so i will use parsley and chive , this is just a personal view not reflecting on the recipe which rocks
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I liked this, but my husband thought it lacked flavor - though I don't understand why - it tasted like an omelette, basically, and he likes those. Anyway, I liked the texture the potatoes added and the ease of mixing together and cooking. I think this will make a good base recipe, so next time I'll jazz up the egg mixture with something robust like feta and kalamata olives or salsa and jalapenos. Thanks for posting!
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on February 05, 2006
Nice Sunday breaky! I had some left over potatoes to use up and had some frozen homemade bacon bits I used. I did cut back on the oil, used veggie spray instead. The thyme added good flavour with the potato. We ate half and will finish it off either for a snack or for breakfast tomorrow. thanks for sharing one we will use again.
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on January 19, 2006
This was delicious and so simple to make. My 11 year old put away three large wedges all by himself. I loved the taste of the thyme with the eggs and potatoes. I deviated from the recipe slightly by using bacon bits as I had no bacon in the house, and I used seasoning salt in place of the regular salt. I also didn't finish it in the oven, I just put a cookie sheet on top of the frying pan when it was time to melt the cheese. I served it with a spinach salad. This goes into my keeper file, I will be making it quite frequently.
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Serving Size: 1 (169 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
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