![]() How to Make a Just Egg Breakfast Casserole Black salt can be hard to find at stores, so I usually order this one from Amazon. A light dusting of this magical spice really takes these “eggs” over the top! You can omit it if you don’t have it on hand, but it’s great to add to so many recipes. Black Salt (kala namak) - Black salt is also called kala namak.You can certainly add more or less according to your preference. We only need a pinch of each because the other ingredients are so flavorful on their own. Seasoning - Salt, pepper, garlic powder, and paprika add a delicious dynamic while also enhancing the other flavors.My favorite brands are Violife, Daiya, Follow Your Heart, and Trader Joe’s. Vegan Cheese Shreds - Use your favorite shredded vegan cheese.Plant-based Milk - Any type of plant-based milk works.Look for their little yellow bottles next to the eggs or in the vegan corner of your grocery store. Just Egg - Just egg serves as the egg substitute in the casserole.Be sure to check the ingredients to make sure there isn’t any dairy, eggs, or lard in them. Crescent Rolls - Store-bought crescent rolls make this breakfast bake so much easier.Greens - Kale or spinach are great and nutritious.If your sausage is in link-form, you can simply dice it up. Vegan Ground Sausage - I use Impossible vegan sausage because it’s tasty and already ground up.My favorites in this dish are shiitake, cremini, or white mushrooms. Peppers - Red (or any color) peppers offer a pop of flavor and color.Onions - White or yellow onions go great here, but feel free to use any variety that you have on hand.Great way to finish off those softening veggies.It thickens nicely and topping it with a dusting of black salt at the end gives it even more of an “eggy” taste.Īnother one of my favorite Just Egg recipes is this cheesy Vegan Breakfast Burrito that's filled with veggies and vegan sausage. Vegan Just Egg replaces the eggs in this recipe. Another great make-ahead breakfast we do this with are my Protein Waffles. We like to bake it on Sundays so we have a filling breakfast to enjoy for days. This is easily reheatable, making it perfect for busy mornings. If you don’t have a lot of mouths to feed when you make this meatless wonder, you can freeze or refrigerate it. Holidays and family get-togethers just got a little easier with this filling breakfast or brunch casserole. This loaded breakfast casserole is delicious beyond words! Irresistible vegan sausage, eggs, and cheese plus veggies galore all come together in a savory, flavorful way! And then I can’t forget to mention the scrumptious crescent roll crust that takes this over the top! It’s so easy to whip up and is perfect for meal prep or feeding a large group! ![]() I'll leave you with this: With more spice and a slightly fattier texture, Beyond Breakfast Sausage might surprise even the pickiest of meat-eaters.This hearty vegan Just Egg Breakfast Casserole will make everyone want to jump out of bed in the morning! Cheesy vegan eggs and sausage come together with delicious sautéed vegetables all on top of a buttery crescent roll. If I were judging Beyond Breakfast Sausage solely on taste - omnivorous caveat aside - I'd say that it's actually pretty flavorful, although the spicy flavor wasn't all that spicy. I suspect that if I hadn't eaten meat in a year or more I'd find this meatless breakfast sausage a wonderful respite from crumbly black bean and lentil patties. However, vegans and vegetarians who never eat meat will probably find this product a welcome addition to their plant-based rotation. It lacks the succulent mouthfeel that real sausage has - you know, the one that comes from the specks of fat throughout. People who eat sausage on a regular, or even semiregular, basis may be thrown off by the taste and texture. ![]() That's not to say Beyond Breakfast Sausage is bad - it's not bad, but it's not meat. It looks like breakfast sausage made of pork, beef or a mixture, but the taste and texture are off. Here's the thing: If you eat meat on a regular basis, you will definitely be able to tell that this is not meat. Voila - a complete breakfast in less than 10 minutes.
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