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Bacon and Potato Pie

Tuscan Rice Salad

Serve this main-course salad with some crusty bread, and offer fresh fruit for dessert. To prepare the dish, use leftovers from the Roast Pork Loin with Garlic and Rosemary , or broil two 4-ounce boneless pork loin chops until cooked through and then dice. Note that nutritional numbers are for either cut of pork.

Quail Eggs with Toasted-Sesame Salt

This recipe can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Green Chili and Chorizo Breakfast Strata

This zesty, eye-opening casserole can be made with either pork or beef chorizo.

Herbed Cheese Scrambled Eggs on Asparagus

Crusty French bread and baked potatoes with butter are terrific alongside the eggs and asparagus. Add a fresh fruit tart from the bakery, and you'll know that this is definitely not breakfast.

Caramelized Apple Omelet

Omelette Pomme Colette Jan Case of Cornelius, Oregon, writes: "A jar of confiture de lait, a caramel-like sauce made from whole milk and sugar, along with some fallen apples found on a morning walk after my return home from France, where I spent three perfectly glorious months, inspired this omelet." We substituted dulce de leche for the confiture de lait because it is more readily available in the U.S.

Scotch Eggs with Fresh Herbs

Lindsay McDougal of Corona, California, writes: "When my husband and I first moved to Southern California from a small town between Edinburgh and Glasgow, we were amazed by the variety of foods available. It's almost unfair to compare the two places, since there are so many different ethnic cuisines here. We've come to love Mexican and Italian cooking, but we still find ourselves yearning for the traditional Scottish recipes we grew up with, like Scotch eggs and meat and potato pies. They're hearty dishes and so easy to make." Hard-boiled eggs are coated in sausage and breadcrumbs, then deep-fried. They're classic fare at pubs and often are served with mustard or ketchup.

Scrambled Eggs with Chive Pesto and Prosciutto

Leftover pesto is great with fish.

Sweet Potato Chilaquiles with Griddled Salsa Roja

Chilaquiles, the ever-popular Mexican casserole, was created to use up stale tortillas. Made with a good sauce, the tortillas come back to life, take on all the flavors, and provide a wonderful textural contrast. Although chilaquiles are usually prepared casserole style, I have seen them made to order with scrambled eggs and chorizo. I particularly enjoy chilaquiles as a brunch item served with margaritas, chilled Mexican beer, or a hearty sangria.

Bell Pepper and Cheddar Frittata

Serve with: Sourdough toast and a mixed green salad. Dessert: Oversize brownies.

Scrambled Eggs with Cream Cheese and Scallions

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Deviled Eggs

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.
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