Crock Pot Western Omelet Casserole

"A perfect make ahead dish for when you have overnight guests or when you expect a crowd for breakfast!"
 
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Ready In:
12hrs 10mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
10-12
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ingredients

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directions

  • Spray the inside of the crock pot with nonstick spray.
  • Place a layer of frozen potatoes on the bottom of the crock pot.
  • Add layers of ham, onions, green peppers and cheese, in the order listed.
  • Repeat the layering process two or three times, ending with a layer of cheese.
  • Beat the eggs, milk, salt and pepper together.
  • Pour over the layers, cover and turn on low.
  • Cook for 10-12 hours, or overnight.

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Reviews

  1. Yummy!! It was easy and delicious. I think next time I will layer the potatos thicker at the bottom and lighter through the top. I had some say they's like more potatos and others said less.
     
  2. My family did not like this recipe. I think it would have been more flavorfull using sausage, but the texture of the eggs did not appeal to us.
     
  3. I put sage saugage in it instead of ham and it was a big hit at work.LP
     
  4. This was great!! I loved waking up and having breakfast ready. Next time I make it I will add more meat and probably a little less hashbrowns. Otherwise, this recipe is definately a keeper. Thanks Mark!!
     
  5. THIS WAS ABSOLUTELY YUMMY!!! I reduced the eggs to eight, and it still turned out great. Thanks for a keeper!
     
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Tweaks

  1. I followed others suggestions to use sausage instead of ham, and the hash browns with the bell pepper and onion already in them. I cooked it 11 hours, and the potatoes were squishy and the bottom was burnt. Even so, I received several compliments at the potluck I took it to, and most of it was eaten. I did add some sour cream to the milk/egg mixture to help keep the eggs soft and moist. I think in the future I will add some spices, and cook it for a shorter time.
     
  2. This was a good recipe that did not need any extra salt at all. I used hashbrowns with onions and green peppers already in it. I also used a couple more eggs and sausage instead of the ham. I had many people say they liked it. I made it for Christmas Breakfast and it was very nice to have breakfast already done. I think my husband and brother liked it more then I did. Thank you.
     
  3. I halved this recipe, and found that it was overcooked and a little dry but otherwise it was good. I used diced potatoes instead of hash browns. Instead of breakfast, I served this as a quick supper. Will try it again using the full recipe.
     
  4. I make this recipe every Christmas Eve for Christmas breakfast, though with modifications. Instead of the ham, I use Italian sausage, bulk (or casings removed), browned and drained. I also add a red bell pepper, and some Italian seasoning (maybe 1-2 Tbs) to the egg mixture. It's so easy and I love having breakfast ready on Christmas morning. Whenever we have guests for Christmas breakfast, I also make an overnight french toast and serve it all with fresh fruit, orange juice and coffee. A deliciously easy feast! My husband looks forward to it all year!
     
  5. My family ate it all as the flavor was pretty good. I used sausage instead of ham--very good. The egg/hashbrown consistency was a little mushy.
     

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