This Bacon and Eggs Biscuit Breakfast Panini is FOUR ingredients, and and all but the last two steps can be done ahead of time making it a fast breakfast!
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Breakfast Panini! It’s a no brainer, right? Simple standard ingredients that you really can’t go wrong with. But! What makes this panini special is that the “bread” is actually refrigerated biscuit dough that cooks right in the panini press! No lie! You can totally make the bacon and eggs the night before and they will get all warm and delicious in the panini press, making this a really simple breakfast to go!
First start by cutting one biscuit in half. It will get a little squished, but we take care of that in a second.
Now flatten each half out. I mean, you want them pretty much as flat as they can get, otherwise they won’t cook through before the outside burns.
The rest is pretty self explanatory. You throw in some yummy ingredients. I put in bacon, eggs, and cheese, but you could always make these vegetarian and replace the bacon with a tomato or some avocado. The sky’s the limit.
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Bacon and Eggs Biscuit Breakfast Panini
Ingredients
- 4 eggs
- 4 egg whites
- 2 T cream whatever you use in your coffee
- 1/4 t garlic salt
- 6 slices of bacon
- 3/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 4 refrigerated biscuits I used Pillsbury's Grands, cut in half and pressed thin
Instructions
- Mix the eggs, egg whites, cream, and garlic salt. Whisk and then cook the eggs until light, fluffy and cooked through.
- Cook the bacon and set aside. (These steps can be done ahead of time, keeping the cooked ingredients in the refrigerator until ready to make the panini.)
- Cooking the paninis one at a time, spray the panini press then layer them with half a biscuit, about 1/4 of the eggs, two heaping tablespoons of cheese, the bacon, and then the other half of the biscuit.
- Cook then until the panini press light turns green, keeping a close eye on it so that it does not burn.
Notes
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Bacon and Eggs Biscuit Breakfast Panini
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T. Hill-Snodgrass says
I tried making this on my Forman panini maker and it was totally incredible! Thanks a lot for the recipe! I really like your sight
So happy to hear that!
Heather says
Do you think these would work in waffle iron (I don’t have a panini grill)? What if I tried to make my own biscuit dough instead of buying the pre-prepared/processed ones from the store? Do you think home made biscuit dough would “hold up” through the grilling process?
Hi Heather! I do think a waffle iron would do great! I have some blogging friends who have done something similar with waffle irons. I am not sure about the homemade dough. If you give it a go will you come back and let me know how it worked?
Matt says
Fantastic recipe (as always)!!!
Just about to make this for my other half’s birthday dinner but I was wondering if I could use turkey bacon instead.
It contains less sodium so is a little healthier (she’s on a diet…again!)
Keep up those awesome recipes coz I’m always looking for inspiration in the kitchen:)
Chelsea Birmingham says
Would this work for meal prep? I don’t know how well freezing and reheating would be or even make ahead for three days and just storing in refrigerator? Thoughts?
I wouldn’t recommend this for making ahead or meal prep.