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Quiche Breakfast Cupcakes

Make Ahead Breakfast Quiche
Make Ahead Breakfast Quiche

Eating protein at breakfast helps you to feel satisfied longer and keep your blood sugars balanced.  This recipe is easy to make ahead for a quick and easy breakfast.  Make a batch of these quiches and freeze.  In the morning, microwave for about one minute.

Eat these along with a cup of coffee, some fruit, and a slice of toast for a great breakfast.

 

Make Ahead Recipe:

Ingredients:

  • 1/2 Tube Hot Ground Sausage
  • 9 Eggs
  • 1/4 cup Milk
  • Minced Onion
  • Cheddar Cheese
  • 1/8 Cup Ranch
  • 2 Tsp. Hot Sauce
  • 4 oz. cheddar cheese
  • Pie Crust

 

Make Ahead Step 1:

A day or two before making the quiche, brown up the sausage and place in a container in the refrigerator.  This makes it even easier to make these.  Make the entire tube and freeze in two separate containers for future quiche or double the batch.

 

Brown Sausage For Breakfast Quiche
Brown Sausage For Breakfast Quiche

Make Ahead Step 2:

  • Preheat oven to 350.
  • Microwave roll of pie crust for about 30 seconds to soften.  Pinch off a piece of pie crust and press into the bottoms of a cup cake pan.
  • Evenly distribute the sausage on top of each pie crust.
  • Sprinkle each with minced onion.
  • In a bowl, mix together the eggs and milk.  Then add hot sauce, ranch and cheese.  Evenly distribute into each cup cake mold.
  • Bake at 350 for about 20 minutes or until the quiche is firm.
  • Place into ziploc bags and freeze.
Make Ahead Breakfast Quiche
Make Ahead Breakfast Quiche

 

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How I Got My Weekends Back

After a long week, I would spend my entire weekend cleaning the house, grocery shopping, and other errands.  I was exhausted, tired and felt taken advantage of.  I was feeling empty and deprived of time for myself.  Basically I was feeling robbed.

I dream of having the perfect house with everything in its place, but for now I’d just be happy with not having my house look like a tornado hit it every weekend.  And I’d also like to have a little bit of time to read a book, scrapbook or write.  You know actually feel like I had a weekend.

The first decision I made was to commit to doing a chore a day during the week instead of saving it all up for the weekend.  I created a chart of tasks I’d like to ensure I do every day and added an additional chore each day.  I print this out at the beginning of each week and place on my refrigerator.  Every day, I consult the list for the tasks I’ve assigned myself to do each day and enjoy checking them off as I complete them.

As I’m working on this new habit of doing a little bit more during the week, I’m learning my expectations of myself were a little too high.  I do not check off every item every day.  Often times, I find they don’t need to be completed on a daily basis.  I still keep all the task listed.  I like the daily reminder of the areas I want to see clean everyday.

On the weekends, I’m happy to see I only have an hour or two of quick clean-up around the house and I’m able to enjoy feeling like I have the time to spend time on other things I want to do.

How do you make sure you get to keep a little bit of fun in your weekend.

 

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