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Raisin Bread Breakfast Sandwich
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A new twist to ham 'n eggs a la raisin bread is a hearty idea.
Simply add bits of green onion and green pepper to the well
seasoned ham and egg mixture. Then mound onto buttery- raisin
bread toast. Top with additional toasted raisin bread slices
and brush with butter. This imaginative version of the Denver
sandwich is grand for breakfast or brunch.
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6 eggs % CUP milk
'/> cup finely chopped gran y2 teaspoon salt
onion ^ teaspoon pepper
'A cup linely chopped >-reen
pepper *" Butter
% cup chopped cooked ham slices raisin bread
Beat eggs lightly Add onion, green pepper, ham, milk, salt
and pepper. Melt 2 tablespoons butter in skillet. Add egg mix
ture and cook slowly, gently lifting from bottom and sides with
spoon as mixture sets. Do not stir constantly. Cook just until
eggs are set but still moist. Toast and butter raisin bread. Spoon
egg mixture evenly onto 6 slices raisin toast. Cover with remain
ing slices. Brush top slice with melted butter, if desired. Care
fully cut in half and serve 2 or 3 halves per person. Makes 4
to 6 servings. .
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