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Breakfast Charcuterie

By Sue Lau | Palatable Pastime

Breakfast Charcuterie  is my offering for today,  consisting of several concept ideas and smaller recipes. At first I was going to do  something else,  but got an  idea to do this on a lark.

Now I can’t recall what the first thing was going to be so I guess forgetting that one was a good thing.  However.

Nobody will be forgetting this tasty display anytime soon. Especially because it is  so  easy. You will notice that I messed up on the topic a little bit- since I was putting my idea in place on  my feet in the market. I spaced about it needing to be a cheese board and was just thinking charcuterie.

Although typically charcuterie is cold cuts and mostly pork. Well, I do  have a bit of pork here, and even chocolate salami.

But a “little” short on cheese. And I  actually was going to include some, but my eyes were bigger than my charcuterie tray as my mother would have said. Something had to give and it was the cheese.

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Breakfast Charcuterie

The ideas for breakfast charcuterie can be many. And you can certainly  mix  and match. Some things I made, other things I bought. I used easiest methods since there were  many things to put together.  The idea is not to work yourself to death. Do  what you have time for.

Which I why I used some packaged dough  (biscuits and crescents) to make those things super easy.

Recipes  in this post:

• Tiny Cinnamon Rolls
• Buttermilk Biskettes
• Piglets in  Blankets
• Brown Sugar Glazed Lit’l Smokies

Purchased items:

• Mini  Donuts
• Mini Croissants
• Chocolate Salami
• Fresh Fruit
• Dried Fruit
• Bakery Churros
• Small Decorated Cookies
• Canadian Bacon

Simply Prepared:

• Bacon
• Sausage Links
• Hard Cooked Eggs

Other Ideas You Might Like:

• Mini Muffins
• Mini Quiche
• Chicken Nuggets on Biskettes with Hot Honey
• Chicken Nuggets on waffle sections with maple  syrup
• Various Cheeses with Fruity crackers
• Bagels and Lox or Cream  Cheese Schmear
• Small squares of coffee cake
• Baked Oatmeal Squares
• Toast with  Peanut  Butter
• Selections  of  Jams, Jellies,  Preserves  and Butter
• Rolled  Omelet
• Homemade Poptarts

Which things  can you think to add? Add your ideas below  (in the comments) to help  others!

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Breakfast Charcuterie

Breakfast Charcuterie

Sue Lau

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Prep Time 25 minutes mins

Cook Time 15 minutes mins

Course Breakfast, brunch

Cuisine American

Servings 8

Ingredients

  

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Tiny Cinnamon Rolls:

• 4- count package Pillsbury crescent roll dough
• 1 teaspoon granulated sugar
• 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
• 1/3 cup powdered sugar
• 1/8 teaspoon vanilla
• 1-2 teaspoons milk

Piglets in Blankets:

• 4- count package Pillsbury crescent roll dough
• 8 Lit'l Smokies sausages
• 3 ounces cheddar cheese 3 rectangular snack squares, cut into thirds

Buttermilk Biskettes:

• 5- count package Pillsbury Grands biscuits

Brown Sugar Lit'l Smokies:

• 10 ounces Lit'l Smokies sausages
• 1 teaspoon butter
• 2 teaspoons brown sugar

Simply Cooked Items:

• Bacon
• Sausage Links
• Hard-Cooked Eggs

Purchased Items:

• Mini Donuts
• Mini Croissants
• Chocolate Salami
• Fresh Fruit
• Dried Fruit
• Bakery Churros
• Small Decorated Cookies
• Canadian Bacon

Instructions

 

• Preheat oven to 375F.

Purchased items:

• Arrange on a large tray. Feel free to put a napkin or paper towel under cut fruit.
• Add other items to the platter as they get ready.

Simply cooked items:

• Cook eggs and cool, fry bacon and breakfast sausages and keep warm.
• Peel eggs and halve those when cool.

Tiny cinnamon rolls:

• Separate dough into two halves that make two squares and pinch perforations back together.
• Sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon and roll up each square, pinching seams closed.
• Gently slice with a serrated knife into six rolls from each.
• Place in a small baking pan sprayed with baking spray.
• Bake for 12-15 minutes or until golden.
• Cool. While cooling, stir together an icing from the sugar, vanilla and milk.
• Drizzle over rolls.

Piglets in Blankets:

• Unroll crescent dough and separate into triangles.
• Cut dough in half to make more triangles.
• Place sausage and cheese on dough and roll up.
• Place in nonstick foil lined baking pan and bake 12-15 minutes or until golden.
• Don't bake them in the same pan with the cinnamon rolls or biskettes please.

Buttermilk Biskettes:

• Unroll biscuit dough and cut each biscuit into four pieces.
• Roll into a ball then flatten slightly.
• Place on a baking pan and bake 12-15 minutes or until golden.

Brown sugar lit'l smokies:

• Melt butter in a small skillet and add sausages.
• As they start to brown, sprinkle with sugar.
• Stir and continue to stir until they are nicely browned then removed from heat and plate.

Notes

From the kitchen of palatablepastime.com

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