Goetta Loaded Hash Browns

Goetta Loaded Hash Browns

Goetta Loaded Hash Browns is a breakfast recipe for your griddle perfect for camping, substitute breakfast sausage if you don’t have goetta!

Plus, I included both skillet and Blackstone or flat top griddle directions.

These are part of my Bengal’s Game Day Snack Series where I make Cincinnati favorites for each Bengals game.

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How to make Goetta Loaded Hash Browns

Start cooking the hash browns in either your air fryer or set a skillet or Blackstone griddle to medium heat with a little cooking oil of choice (you will not need cooking oil if using your air fryer).

They will cook 8 to 10 minutes, depending on how crispy you want them, flipping halfway through.

hash browns cooking on griddle

Put the goetta or breakfast sausage in a large skillet, or your Blackstone griddle, over medium heat.

Cook 6 to 7 minutes, breaking it apart with spatulas.

I started my goetta at the same time as my hash brown on the griddle and cooked them all at once.

goetta and hash browns

Top the crispy hash browns with the goetta.

Goetta Loaded Hash Browns

And some cheese to melt over top.

I did this all at once on the griddle or you could do smaller batches in a skillet.

Goetta Loaded Hash Browns

Add butter to the skillet or griddle and fry the eggs until cooked how you like and season them with kosher salt, pepper, and breakfast seasoning blend (if using).

These are quail eggs, but small eggs work too!

Goetta Loaded Hash Browns

Top Goetta Loaded Hash Browns with maple syrup and/or hot sauce if desired 🙂

Goetta Loaded Hash Browns

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Goetta Loaded Hash Browns

Goetta Loaded Hash Browns is a breakfast recipe for your griddle perfect for camping, substitute breakfast sausage if you don't have goetta!

Course Breakfast, Brunch, Main Course
Cuisine American
Keyword Blackstone, Breakfast, Goetta, Griddle, Hash Brown, Recipe
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 15 minutes
Servings 8 hash browns
Calories 476 kcal
Author Cheri Renee

Ingredients

  • cooking oil of choice
  • 8 frozen hash browns thawed if possible
  • 1 pound goetta (or breakfast sausage)
  • 1 1/2 cups cheese of choice
  • 2 tablespoons butter
  • 8 small eggs (I used quail eggs)
  • kosher salt, pepper, breakfast seasoning blend (optional)
  • Optional: maple syrup, hot sauce

Instructions

  1. Start cooking the hash browns in either your air fryer or set a skillet or Blackstone griddle to medium heat with a little cooking oil of choice (you will not need cooking oil if using your air fryer). They will cook 8 to 10 minutes, depending on how crispy you want them, flipping halfway through.

  2. Put the goetta or sausage in a large skillet, or your Blackstone griddle, over medium heat. Cook 6 to 7 minutes, breaking it apart with spatulas.

    Note: I started my goetta at the same time as my hash brown on the griddle and cooked them all at once.

  3. Add the butter to the skillet or griddle and fry the eggs until cooked how you like and season them with kosher salt, pepper, and breakfast seasoning blend (if using). I did this all at once on the griddle or you could do smaller batches in a skillet.

  4. Top the crispy hash browns with the goetta, cheese, and fried eggs. Top with maple syrup and/or hot sauce if desired.

    Note: If you want your cheese melted, either microwave or assemble these on the griddle and cover with your griddle lid or melting dome to melt the cheese before adding the egg.

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