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Everything Potatoes For Breakfast?!?! Yes, Please!

July 25, 2025 By Morgan

We love these as a side dish for an easy weeknight dinner. And we always (or at least we always try to) make enough so there are leftovers the next morning! Then we can make a breakfast hash to wow!

the photograph shows a clay coyote flameware grill basket being used to cook diced potatoes on a grill. a hand is coming from the middle of the top edge of the photograph, reaching down with a pair of metal tongs to grab a few potatoes from the left side of the grill basket. there are yellow and red potatoes in the grill basket, with seasoning and crispy edges visible through out. the grill basket handle is pointed to the right of the photograph, with its smaller secondary triangular handle pointed to the left. the photograph was taken outside during the day.Everything Potatoes:

Using our Flameware Grill Basket is easy and we think it makes the best grilled potatoes around!

  1. Cut up potatoes so they’re all the same size for more consistent cooking
  2. Toss on olive oil and seasoning, we use a cookie sheet to catch dripping and easily transport to-and-from the grill.
  3. Grill over medium heat or coals for 25 minutes, tossing once or twice at the 10, and 20 minute marker.
  4. Serve warm with sour cream and chives if you’ve got um!

Breakfast Hash:

  1. In a Flameware Skillet or Cazuela, add a little oil and saute peppers, onions, mushrooms, garlic, and bacon (cut into 1-inch squares).
  2. Add the leftover potatoes once the veggies have had time to soften and brown a little.
  3. When there’s about 5-minutes left, make little indents in the veggies and drop a few eggs. Cover and let the steam from the veggies cook the eggs to your preferred done-ness. We like the yokes still runny, so it’s about 4-5 minutes for us.
  4. You can add a little cheese too, but it’s not necessary.
  5. Serve warm with a cup of coffee in your favorite mug.
  6. {NOTE} You can do the breakfast hash on the grill too. Take that seaming cup of joe out on the deck and grill the veggies, even add the eggs. This can be an all-grill basket recipe if you want!

the photograph shows a clay coyote flameware grill basket resting on a cooking sheet tray. on the tray with the grill basket are a pair of metal tongs, a clay coyote yunomi wine cup filled with wine, and an oil cruet. the main bulbus handle of the grill basket is pointed towards the lower left corner of the photograph. the smaller secondary triangular handle is pointed towards the upper right corner of the photograph. the photograph is taken from an overhead or top down angle. the baking sheet pan is resting on a brown wooden surface. the photograph is lit with natural light, and seems like it was taken near a window during the day.

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Filed Under: Foodie News, Our Story, Potter's Life, Recipes Tagged With: breakfast ideas, cazuela, cooking with clay, easy dinners, easy meals, potatoes, skillet, WCCO

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