Make a batch of Pancake, Egg and Sausage Breakfast Sandwiches and freeze them. Then you can grab a healthy, low calorie and low fat breakfast before you run out of the door.

The first week of 2015 is almost over! What? How did that happen? I am still writing or typing 2014 on everything. OK, OK, it is time to get a grip. This year I decided to go back to making a New Years resolution. I had stopped, because, well, I rarely achieved them. I thought if I didn’t make a resolution but just tried, I might accomplish them. That did not work either. I was feeling very down about it, until I realized that even though I haven’t met all my goals, I haven’t given up! So this year I made a New Years resolution to make myself healthy, really healthy. It really is semantics, I need to once and for all lose the weight. I actually am healthy from the point that my heart is healthy and all my blood work is great. I do exercise, but it is the weight that is weighing me down.  Way down.

Funnily enough, I always eat a healthy breakfast. As long as I have something already made, I am good to go. Breakfast is also the one meal that I am happy to eat the same thing every day. My preferred breakfast is a breakfast sandwich. Have you seen the prices of those frozen breakfast sandwiches? Holy cow! $6 for four of them. Wow! I can make them so much cheaper and have fun with the flavors. I did invest in a whoopie pan so I could bake my eggs and in this case the pancakes too. I just love the savory and sweet combination of this sandwich. It reminds me of a breakfast sandwich I use to enjoy from a fast food restaurant. I haven’t had it in years.

I made twelve of these Pancake, Egg and Sausage Breakfast Sandwiches and froze them. Then I can pop them in the microwave and enjoy a hot breakfast. I really need protein in the morning. My husband is quite happy with baked oatmeal in the morning, like Carrot Cake Baked Oatmeal, but my body wants the protein. I used egg beaters to cut some calories. If you want the healthy fat of the egg, scramble up some eggs. You can also use my recipe to make your own Turkey Breakfast Sausage or buy some. Finally you can find some good quality turkey or chicken sausage patties at the grocery store.  Rejoice!

Make a batch for yourself and enjoy a healthy, low calorie breakfast in a matter of minutes.

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Christie Daruwalla

Yields 12

Pancake, Egg and Sausage Breakfast Sandwiches - Low Fat, Low Calorie

20 minPrep Time

11 minCook Time

31 minTotal Time

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Ingredients

• 24 Mini Maple Apple pancakes
• 12 slices homemade turkey breakfast sausage or store-bought cooked turkey sausage
• 2 1/4 cups egg substitute
• 12 slices ultra thin cheddar cheese

Instructions

1. Preheat oven to 350°. Spray a 12 count whoopie cookie pan with cooking spray.
2. Fill eat cup with 3 tbsp. of egg substitute
3. Bake for about 11 minutes or until eggs are cooked through.
4. Place one slice of turkey sausage, one baked egg and 1 slice of cheese on 12 of the pancakes.
5. Top with remaining 12 pancakes and serve.
To freeze:
6. Let egg cool for 10 minutes. Then make the sandwiches.
7. Place sandwiches on a cutting board or baking sheet that will fit in your freezer. Freeze for a few hours.
8. Then you can wrap them in parchment paper and place into a freezer bag.
9. To eat from frozen, place in a paper towel and microwave on defrost for 1 1/2 minutes.
10. Turn sandwich over and microwave on high for about 45 seconds, or until hot.

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Happy Healthy Eating,

Christie

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