Caitlin Bensel; Food Styling: Torie Cox
Bacon for breakfast is always a good idea.
The salty, savory bite just brings something special tothe breakfast table.
It adds character to casseroles, color to quiches, and bold flavor tobig-batch breakfasts.

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This weekend, whip up a special breakfast with these signature recipes featuring one of our most-used ingredients.
You’ll only need 25 minutes to throw it together for an easy and filling breakfast.
We spread some jalapeno jelly on the bread for a little extra heat.

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Bacon is a part of every step of this process, from the cake batter to the glaze.
Bacon Pancakes
Can you really call it breakfast if there isn’t astack of pancakes?
This recipe takes two beloved breakfast staples and combines them into one fluffy, savory bite.

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Roasted Tomato Quiche
Really celebrate your garden with our roasted tomato quiche.
It only takes four eggs to make this flavorful breakfast staple.
Orange juice, bacon, and grits all combine to make something that is the perfect bite every time.

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These soft, mixed-just-to-perfection scones are a recipe that’s ripe for riffs and additions.
This crustless quiche is impressive, utterly delicious, and can be assembled up to two days in advance.
We use a refrigerated pie crust to make this process just as simple as they come.

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Covered in eggs, cheese, and bacon it’s a surefire morning win with kids of all ages.
Our deep-dish loaded hash brown casserole is sure to solve any craving you may have.
Mix it up with your favorite ingredients, but we had to include bacon in our version.

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