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Kennys Farmer Skillet

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Ingredients

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2 medium potatoes, cooked
2 - 3 tablespoons vegetable oil (if you're feeling very naughty, bacon grease!)
seasoning salt, to taste (use morton's)
1/2 lb kielbasa, link cut in half and then sliced 1/4-inch (we currently use turkey)
6 eggs

Nutritional information

565.8
Calories
353 g
Calories From Fat
39.3 g
Total Fat
11.3 g
Saturated Fat
421.8 mg
Cholesterol
833 mg
Sodium
27.6 g
Carbs
3.1 g
Dietary Fiber
2.7 g
Sugars
24.7 g
Protein
244g
Serving Size

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Kennys Farmer Skillet

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    My Granddad was a farmer and made this frequently for my mother during her childhood. Mom made it for me as breakfast or anytime. I've left this recipe in its most basic form. It's not that it can't be gourmet, I just believe that its grandest statement is about cooking convenience and instant belly comfort. To me, that has its own five star merits. Of course, you could add onions and peppers, different cheeses, bacon or ham, leftovers from the fridge, or fancy spice blends. I make it a priority to cook a couple of extra baked potatoes to save for making this later...and it is always good.

    • 40 min
    • Serves 3
    • Easy

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    Kenny’s Farmer Skillet, My Granddad was a farmer and made this frequently for my mother during her childhood Mom made it for me as breakfast or anytime I’ve left this recipe in its most basic form It’s not that it can’t be gourmet, I just believe that its grandest statement is about cooking convenience and instant belly comfort To me, that has its own five star merits Of course, you could add onions and peppers, different cheeses, bacon or ham, leftovers from the fridge, or fancy spice blends I make it a priority to cook a couple of extra baked potatoes to save for making this later and it is always good , So simple and so good! My mom made a similar dish when we went camping with sausage and canned potatoes used beef kilbasa and left the skins on the potatoes Loved the one pan breakfast for dinner! We added shredded cheddar cheese before serving and it was great Made for Cooking from the Pantry Challenge


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Note: Work With Cold Cooked Potatoes, Stored Overnight in the Fridge Is Best.

    2
    Done

    Cube Potatoes or as I Do: I Cut Potatoes in Half Lengthwise, Lay Them Flat and Cut in Half Lengthwise Again, Then Sliced 1/4 Inch Thick.

    3
    Done

    Heat Skillet to Medium High, Add Oil, Then Potatoes.

    4
    Done

    Season Generously and Fry Potatoes Until Lightly Browned and Crisp. Don't Go Stirring Them Around Constantly or You Will Have Mush.

    5
    Done

    Add Kielbasa and Cook Until Meat Is Slightly Glazed.

    6
    Done

    Crack Eggs Over Top and Then Gently Stir to Break Up Yolks and Cook Eggs.

    7
    Done

    You May Consider Adding More Seasoning to the Eggs as They Cook.

    8
    Done

    Note: This Recipe Was Written So That Everything Cooked in One Pan Without Having to Transfer Food Around. We Always Work With a Lite Kielbasa So If You Are Using Something Fattier, You May Find That You'd Rather Cook It First and Drain the Grease, Then Add It Later.

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