Some of my potatoes are hard.

Make sure when you are dicing your potatoes, that they are similar in size. If you cut some small and some large, they will cook at different temperatures. You will wind up with some super mushy potatoes and some hard in the center. I also always poke my potatoes with a fork before pulling them out. If they are fork tender, you're good to go!

I hate turkey bacon, can I use regular bacon?

Absolutely! Using real bacon will just enhance the flavor of this recipe. Real bacon is saltier and greasier though, so I would cut down on the salt and oil in the recipe by 1/3.

I don't have shredded parmesan cheese, what should I use?

I highly suggest using parmesan cheese, and I don't mean the green bottle of it either. You want the parmesan that is in beautiful shreds. I have tried using different cheeses before, and while good, parmesan is the absolute best. This is my favorite one to use.

Do you have other favorite breakfast recipes?

Why yes, yes I do! I love these Light and Fluffy Buttermilk Pancakes . I make them quite frequently at at house. It may be one of our most requested meals. If you love pancakes, then you have to try my Blueberry Danish Pancakes that are inspired by Snooze A.M Eatery . They are divine. If you want something really decadent, then you have to this Croissant Pudding . It's an excellent breakfast for a holiday morning.

Breakfast

Roasted Potatoes and Bacon Hash

By Mary Susan5.0 (2)Prep 15 min · Cook 45 min

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This restaurant quality breakfast is sure to be a hit in your home. Roasted potatoes and crispy bacon topped with a fried egg, avocado, and freshly shredded parmesan cheese.

If you don’t remember, I love a good breakfast. Our family really loves eating out for breakfast, but we rarely do it. However, I’m learning quickly, that you can make a good restaurant quality breakfast at home. In fact, just a few days ago my husband and I made Eggs Benedict with honey roasted turkey breast and avocado. It was just as good, if not better, than many of the Eggs Benedict we have ordered at a breakfast place. I would hands down describe this dish as one that is top notch and restaurant quality.

I won’t give myself all the credit, though. This recipe is inspired by Clean Simple Eats. We have followed their meal plans for a few years now and love a majority of the food. However, I found the preparation of their similar recipe time consuming and not well thought out. I like to minimize my dish washing and cooking time, so that’s what I have done.

Since I have literally made this multiple times a month for the past year, I have gotten it down pat and am now excited to share my preparation of the recipe with you. Keep in mind that this recipe is for 8 smaller portions. With that in mind, though, you could easily make it into larger portions or half the recipe.

two plates of roasted potatoes and bacon hash topped with parmesan cheese and fried egg surrounded by ingredients

My husband loves this breakfast so much, that I will usually double or triple the recipe and then divide it into containers. That way during our busy mornings, all we have to do is warm up the potatoes and bacon and then cook an egg. Let me tell you that meal prepping this recipe is a game changer. You can literally be eating a delicious restaurant quality breakfast EVERY morning. So stop skipping breakfast or start skipping your cardboard protein bars, and cook this up. It’s sure to become a family favorite.

I love a runny yolk. Having the yolk run on top of the hash is yummy. It leaves it coated in a sauce you didn’t have to make. I do understand that everyone prefers cooking their eggs in a certain way, but if you aren’t a fan of runny yolks, give it a try just this once. I converted my husband to a runny yolk, so I’m sure I can convert you too.

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