Easy Sunday Breakfast



A wholesome breakfast in a 4 steps. 


1) Cut your bacon strips into half and lay them on 3 layers of kitchen towel and then cover with another 2 layers of kitchen towel. Place onto a microwave friendly plate and microwave on high for about 3-4 minutes (depends on how crispy you like your bacon). This is a life saver tip, avoid pan frying your bacon and making a mess in the kitchen.


2) Once your bacon is in the microwave, drop two slices of bread into the toaster. 


3) Break 2 eggs into a small oiled pan at low heat for 2-3 minutes. For sunny side up, once you see the yolk bubbling slightly, your eggs are ready.

4) While everything is cooking, make a cup of coffee.


Slide your eggs onto your breakfast plate, add the bacon, your toast and garnish with your choice of salad or condiment. 


Enjoy. 

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