So there is a lot happening here, but somehow it works. I realize when I blog about food, a lot of what I post are accidents. Like me having to work with what we have when we need to go to the store, (this morning) forcing me to be creative. Sometimes it works out. Sometimes it doesn’t. This time it worked out very well. All this crazieness was yummy together. Also I wasn’t hungry till dinner!
We had leftover roasted asparagas. I had coated a pound of it with some garlic salt and olive oil, then cooked for 20 min at 400 in a preheated oven tossing half way through.
I used this drop biscuit recipe. Then I crumbled and cooked a pound of chorizo in a skillet over medium heat.
In a mixing bowl I whisked 6 eggs with 1 small can of green chilis. I cooked the eggs in a skillet over medium heat.
I built the sandwiches by slicing the biscuits in half. Then I layered with a slice of cheddar cheese, asparagus, eggs, and chorizo.
If you really want to get crazy with it, top it off with some gravy. I heated 2 tablespoons of the drippings from the chorizo in a skillet over medium heat. I whisked it with 2 tablespoons of flour. Then I added 1 1/2 cups of whole milk and increased temperature to bring to a boil stirring constantly. I removed from heat and continued stirring for another minute. The gravy thickened as it cooled, and I added salt and pepper to taste.
Ingredient list
This drop biscuit recipe
1/2-1 lb roasted asparagus
6 slices good quality cheddar
6 eggs
1 small can green chilis (optional)
1 lb chorizo
Non stick spray to use when cooking the eggs
For gravy (optional)
2 Tbl grease
2 Tbl flour
1 1/2 whole milk
salt ad pepper to taste
This looks pretty awesome Lacey for being made up of things you just had on hand! It reminds me of things we ate the 4 years we lived in Texas!! (especially the gravy on biscuits part!) You family is lucky to have you figuring out meals for them! (and I know what you mean about robbing together meals with what you have on hand–today for Sunday lunch we’re having leftover ham, scrambled eggs and toast– too boring to ever make blog status!) hugs friend! xo
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Thanks Rhonda! Our kitchen was BARE. What you see isn’t what we had lol.
the gravy was whipped up real quick bc my husband that it was absurd I would make biscuits and no gravy!
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ha ha ha! you are resourceful!! when I have nightmares– I’m in my kitchen with 25 people in the next room ready to eat and all I have is and orange and a can of chili! All that to say– I thought you’re biscuit sandwich looks awesome! Christmas blessings to you and your dear family Lacey…
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Oh Rhonda you just made me laugh out loud. But YOU would come up with a beautiful dish with an orange and can of chili lol!
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