- 1 glazed donut
- 2–3 eggs*
- 2 slices Lebanon bologna*
- 4 slices Cooper® Sharp White cheese, shredded or hand torn
- butter or cooking spray
- water or milk (optional)
Okay, folks. Buckle up. Things are getting crazy. Sure, you can classify this as a breakfast sandwich. But the word sandwich is literally incapable of doing this recipe justice. Because what this really is, is a magical—maybe even mythical—combination of some of the most amazing individual foods ever devised. A glazed donut. Lebanon bologna. Omelet. And melty, mouthwatering Cooper® cheese. How is this possible, you ask? Honestly, it could be sorcery. Very, very yummy sorcery.
Ingredients
*Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness.
Directions
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Take a glazed donut and cut it in half horizontally. Set aside.
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In a small bowl, crack the eggs and stir well. If you prefer a thinner consistency, add a small amount of water or milk and whisk until combined.
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Preheat a small frying pan. Melt a tablespoon of butter in the pan or carefully apply non-stick cooking spray.
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Pour about half the egg mixture into the pan. Move the pan in a circular motion to evenly distribute the egg. When the egg starts to set and no visible liquid egg remains, place a slice of Lebanon bologna and some shredded Cooper® cheese over the egg mixture in the pan.
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Once the cheese starts to melt, use a spatula to fold over half the egg. Flip the folded egg and heat a bit longer if necessary to fully cook the egg and melt the cheese. Transfer to a plate and keep warm. Repeat to create a second omelet with the remaining egg, bologna, and remaining shredded Cooper® cheese.
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Assemble your sandwich:
Set the bottom half of the donut on a plate. Place one omelet on top of the donut half and fold again if necessary. Place the second omelet, folding if desired. Cap with the top portion of donut.
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Probably give yourself just a second to stare at your sandwich. Take it all in. This will be one amazing breakfast.
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Okay, now dig in.