Breakfast Crescents

   I am starting a food blog !  I am a mother of three, preschooler, toddler and newborn. Needless to say I am always running out of time. From meal time to appointments to household responsibilities, I never have enough time. I love every kind of food, but most of all I love EASY food, cheap too. I usually go to bed around  3 am, wake up around 8 am. I'm pretty much a zombie before I crack open a SF Redbull. The creativity part of my brain isn't awake until about, oh I don't know noon-ish?  So I try and figure out what I'm going to make before I head to bed.  Today was my first try going outside of my "cold cereal and pancakes"  breakfast box. 

I made Breakfast Crescents ! So easy to make and with all the smiles and stuffed faces, I'm assuming my family loved them . 

   You'll need : 

• 1 package of  refrigerated crescent roll dough (any brand)
• 4 eggs
• 1 package bacon
•  1/2 lb Cheese (Cheddar,Colby-Jack, whatever) 

Preheat your oven as specified on crescent package. Grab a bowl and scramble your eggs, fry them up in a skillet. If you're a morning person I'm sure you'll wake up in time to cook your package of bacon, and crumble it into pieces; while the eggs are cooking you'll sprinkle them in and then scramble. If you're anything like me, you'll wake up 20 minutes late and just sprinkle the Oscar Meyer bacon bits you bought for your salads right on top and scramble.Once the eggs are cooked set them aside. Grab your crescent dough POP it open, and take apart each triangle.Gently stretch it out at the top, not too much you don't want it to rip. Spoon a helping of your cooled eggs onto the dough. Cut a small 2in bar of cheese place it on top and roll the dough over as specified on crescent dough can. Bake for the same time as it says on can.

& Viola!   They should be pretty freaking awesome! My little people eat them with ketchup but by themselves are still stinking good. Any leftovers are usually used for snacks. Hopefully you enjoy. FYI, these are not super healthy, they have a good amount of fat; my husband and little people burn a million calories just breathing so they do just fine.