A Blackstone griddle breakfast recipe that makes the ultimate breakfast spread packed with eggs, veggies, crispy bacon and homemade hash browns. This classic breakfast is a healthy twist on a diner favorite! Serve this breakfast hash as is or alongside your favorite griddle pancakes or french toast!
¼cupavocado oilplus more for oiling griddle as needed
1tspgarlic granules
salt
pepper
Instructions
Wash the potatoes and then shred them using a cheese grater or mandolin. Place them in a large bowl and using a couple paper towels press down on them to absorb excess water. (You can also wring them out in a piece of cheesecloth. The drier they are the more they will crisp up!)
In a large bowl mix the shredded potatoes, oil, garlic granules and season with salt and pepper. Mix well.
Place the potatoes on a well oiled and preheated griddle on medium heat. Allow the potatoes to cook, stirring occasionally, for approx 10 minutes until they begin to crisp and then flip.
Next add the bell peppers and onions and then the bacon. Making sure to stir the veggies frequently to prevent from burning.
Once the onions are translucent and the bacon is beginning to brown flip the bacon, and add the eggs (either scrambled or whole) to the griddle.
Scramble the veggies in with the eggs and add the spinach.
Season the hash browns and eggs with salt and pepper as desired.
When bacon is fully cooked, chop and mix in with the eggs or serve separately with eggs and hash browns. Enjoy!
Notes
Ingredient Notes
Avocado Oil - This is a great healthy oil option for a hot griddle due to it’s high smoke point. Use additional oil as needed to prevent the ingredients from sticking on the griddle.
Ingredient Substitutions
Veggies - Feel free to reduce, increase, or sub the veggies to your liking.
Sweet Potato Hash - substitute the russet potatoes for sweet potatoes.
Cheese - Top this breakfast scramble with shredded cheese if desired.
Sausage - If you prefer sausage over bacon, scramble the eggs and veggies with ground breakfast sausage or heat sausage links on the griddle alongside your breakfast.
Blackstone Eggs
Blackstone eggs can be made in many different ways; scrambled, fried, over easy, over medium, etc. Simply add the eggs to the griddle in a little bit of bacon fat then cook and season as desired removing from the heat when done to your liking.
Storage Notes
This breakfast dish is best served immediately. However, if storing I recommend reheating over medium heat just until warm and then serving as is or in a tortilla as a breakfast taco.