Ninja Foodi Hashbrown Casserole
Looking for the perfect casserole to serve up for breakfast or even brunch? I made this in the new Ninja Foodi hashbrown casserole, and it worked out fantastic. This casserole is hearty, packed with bacon, eggs, and hash browns, all your favorite breakfast foods! Comes together quickly and bakes to a perfect golden brown.
You all know I love my Instant Pot, but there is a new kitchen gadget in town, and it is making waves. The Foodi Pressure Cooker Airfryer is a pressure cooker and Air Fryer in one. This kitchen accessory is making a lot of noise on how awesome it is. So, you know me, I wanted to be one of the first to hop on the bandwagon to give it a go! This gadget is pretty awesome, and if you are on the fence, I recommend giving it a try!
More Breakfast Recipes to Try
Easy Breakfast Hash Brown Casserole
One of the first recipes I tried in it, was this Ninja Foodi hashbrown casserole. I sat down and created a straightforward and easy dish to try out, and it was a success. Plus the family enjoyed eating it as well. A great breakfast option to help kick-start and fuel your day. Plus the cleanup was a breeze, and I ended up having no complaints.
This Ninja Foodi hashbrown casserole is versatile! If you prefer, use sausage or even cubed ham or toss in some diced bell pepper for added flavor. You can create a breakfast casserole to fit your taste buds. We love the bacon, egg, and hashbrown combination in our home.
Health Benefits of Eggs
Eggs have been good over the years and then you hear they are bad, then back to being good for you. It is hard to know exactly what the scientist are thinking. Eggs are delicious, versatile, and have a huge laundry list of ways they can help you and your body. Let me share a few reasons why you might want to incorporate more eggs into your diet.
Raises Good Cholesterol | Eggs have been known to raise the levels of HDL which is “good” cholesterol. Eating eggs is a great way to help give your cholesterol a boost in the right direction. Eggs can also help reduce stroke, heart disease, and other health issues.
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This just skims the surface on the benefits eggs offer. I love cooking with eggs, and serving it to my family and friends because I know it is a good source of nutrients.
What is our go-to breakfast dish?
Ninja Foodi hashbrown casserole
This casserole is hearty, packed with bacon, eggs, and hash browns, all your favorite breakfast foods! Comes together quickly and bakes to a perfect golden brown.
Ingredients
- 6 eggs
- 48 oz bag frozen hashbrowns
- 1/4 cup milk
- 1 large onion
- 3 tbs olive oil
- 1 pound Ham
- 1/2 cup cheddar cheese
Instructions
- Turn your Foodi on Saute
- Add olive oil and chopped onion cook on saute till translucent
- Add in frozen hashbrowns. Turn on Air Crips 350 for 15 minutes Flipping half way between
- Mix together eggs and milk
- Pour over your golden hashbrowns and add your breakfast meat
- Add your meat to the top
- Place Foodi on aircrisp 350 for 10 minutes or until top is golden brown and eggs are done.
- Top with Cheddar cheese and close lid till cheese melts about 1 minute
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Nutrition Information:
Yield: 8 Serving Size: 1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 682Total Fat: 43gSaturated Fat: 8gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 32gCholesterol: 184mgSodium: 1625mgCarbohydrates: 52gFiber: 5gSugar: 2gProtein: 24g
I enjoy your site and your recipes. But I would respectfully like to offer a suggestion. Many of your recipes are geared towards using an instapot or other cooking appliances. For those young cooks who may just be learning how to cook, and/or don’t have these appliances, suggest you include alternate cooking instructions with your recipes.
I will start doing that
When do you put the ham in?
Your recipe says it has bacon.
It is not part of the recipe, it says a pound of ham.
It also doesn’ state what to do with either within the recipe.
Did I miss sometging?
Um the part where is says add your breakfast meat maybe….. just an guess.
Hi! Recipe sounds absolutely wonderful and so easy. Thank you for posting it. One question, when do you add the ham? I’m not seeing it mentioned in the directions. Thanks so much! Lynda
Where do u put ham???
What is the temperature for the air crisp?
You specify bacon in the description, yet ham in the recipe. What temp for the air crisping? When do you put in the ham or bacon?
Do you add the meat raw or pre-cooked?
Our first one-pot meal in the new Foodi.
We used bacon which we sauteed with the onion. We also used re-constituted freeze-dried hash brown rather than frozen. We were uncertain about the crisp time but it turned out that 15 minutes was fine. Since they were mixed with the sauteed onion & bacon, they did not get too brown. The result was a nicely browned egg and potato “pancake”. Quite tasty and easy clean-up.
I was just given a foodi for a gift, I can’t wait to see how much I can cook!
Thanks for posting this recipe. I find that most recipes for cooking appliances are geared for air fryers or pressure cookers, not the foodi particularly, so this was helpful. I used half egg substitute and half real egg, and turkey bacon strips on top. The eggs were fine, the bacon wasn’t exactly crisp but turkey bacon usually isn’t. I would do what someone else suggested if I was doing it again and saute the bacon with the onion then add the potato. Also, there’s no spices in this, and it needed salt and pepper. Was a little bland. Overall good though.
Great recipe, I didn’t have hash browns so I crumbled tater tots for base. My family loved it. Definitely on the menu again. We recently got a foodi and have been looking for recipes and this one is quick, easy, and delicious. Loved that it was faster than doing my regular casseroles in the oven and heated the house up less. Thanks for sharing, look forward to seeing more.
Made this recipe and it was awesome. I used my own potatoes and shredded them. So good. Thanks for the recipe.
Can this be doubled ? Does it change cooking times if you do?
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