Polish Potato Oven Omelet

"The "Polish" in this comes from polska kielbasa. This is a great dish for a breakfast in bed or casual brunch, and is sure to please - and fill up - the whole family!"
 
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Ready In:
1hr 10mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
8

ingredients

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directions

  • Pre-heat oven to 400 degrees (F). Grease bottom and sides of a 9x13 pan.
  • Grate parboiled potatos and mold them into the bottom and sides of greased 9x13 pan. Salt and pepper to taste.
  • Place pan in oven for 20 minutes while other ingredients are prepped.
  • Pan fry minced onions until they are translucent.
  • Chop polska kielbasa into bite sized pieces, place with onions.
  • Blend eggs, powdered garlic, and yogurt with a stick blender for a couple minutes until fluffy.
  • Remove pan from oven carefully and reduce heat to 350 degrees (F). Add polska kielbasa, cooked onions, and half of the grated cheese to the pan.
  • Pour on the egg mixture.
  • Return the pan to the oven and cook for approximately 30 minutes, gently stirring egg layer once to ensure even cooking.
  • Top with cheese and broil until melted.
  • Serve hot!

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Reviews

  1. Very tasty. We liked the shredded potato crust as a nice change. I guessed on how long to parboil potatoes, I brought them to a boil, covered pot & shut off burner; that seemed to be enough. I added a small minced garlic clove to the onions. For the cheese, I cut back about 4 oz; used mostly cheddar with a couple oz of feta seeing as how the recipe didn't call for salt. We enjoyed it, thanks for sharing.
     
  2. This was very tasty. I halved the recipe (only 2 of us) and inadvertently bought Polish Sausage instead of Kielbasa, which I believe still worked for this dish. :)
     
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  1. This was very tasty. I halved the recipe (only 2 of us) and inadvertently bought Polish Sausage instead of Kielbasa, which I believe still worked for this dish. :)
     

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I've been cooking and baking for my family since I was about twelve years old. Now that I have a family of my own, I want to make sure my kids have a much bigger head start than that, so we spend a lot of our weekends cooking together. Cooking together is a great way to learn/teach math, nutrition, patience, and ingenuity. Throw on a great cd - Marilyn Manson or Ella Fitzgerald - and you've got quality family time. What could be better?
 
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