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Breakfast Turnovas

Recipe from Cynthia Thompson of Illinois

Ingredients:

1/10 ct can of hungryjack flaky biscuits

1 small roll tennesse pride sasuage

6 eggs 1/4 cup flour

6 tbls of butter melted

Directions:

Cook sasuage and scrambled eggs and mix together in a large bowl

1 skillet with a small amount of cooking oil. Heated high enough to be

able to drop turnovers in and out browning both side quickly , but not

high enough to burn, the biscuits will cook quickly

take 2 biscuts put them together flour each side lightly, use rolling pin

to rool them out , now put about 5 tablespoons of the sausage and eggs

mixture in the middle of the biscuits fold in half (in a turnover shape)

use a fork -dipping it in the melted butter - -to press close the

pocket -outside crust, put to the side and repeat steps 4 more times

then take the turnovas drop them in te grease quickly cooking both sides

of the biscuits.

Remember the biscuits will cook fast in the oil so watch them closely

drain on napkin or strainer these can also be cooked in the oven at 360 degrees turning after 2

mins to cook each side evenly

note: To make 10 small turnovers only use on biscuit at a time.

         To make 5 large filling turnovers roll 2 biscuits together at a time

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