Ultimate Bacon, Egg, and Cheese Biscuit

I don’t know about you, but whenever I read a brunch menu, I gravitate toward a biscuit sandwich. There’s something about the buttery layers of flakey biscuit, a crispy piece of bacon, fluffy egg, and a special sauce, that really sets my brunch dreams on fire. 

I’m always in love with a classic, but what if we put a little spin on it at home? Take your favorite biscuit, add sweet and savory, some crispy, salty bacon, fluffy eggs, and we have the brunch sandwich to crown all sandwiches. 

Today, we’re featuring Jones Dairy Farm Dry Aged, Center-Cut, Cherrywood Smoked Bacon. It’s dry aged for weeks, giving us that rich, bold flavor. It’s naturally smoked over real wood chips and has a slightly sweet flavor from the cherrywood! It’s delicious! Find it at a store near you, here.

This blog is done in long term partnership with my friends at Jones Dairy Farm. All thoughts, opinions, and recipes are my own.

“What temperature do you cook bacon in the oven?”

First things first, let’s talk about the best way to cook bacon!

I’m partial to baking bacon- it’s how we always did it in the restaurant. It’s the best way to minimize mess and maximize the crisp factor! I cover a baking sheet with parchment, arrange the bacon, and pop into a cold oven. Turn the heat to 400 degrees and bake till crispy, about 20 minutes will do.

• Here’s a list of tools you’ll need:
• baking sheet
• parchment paper
• a sharp knife
• a non-stick skillet

And now, to talk about the components. I love the balance of sweet and savory, and texture is so important too! Crispy bacon, fluffy biscuit, creamy cheese, and soft eggs give us a texture stack on deck! 

• Here’s a list of ingredients you’ll need:
• biscuits
• raspberry jam
• Jones Dairy Farm Dry Aged, Center-Cut, Cherrywood Smoked Bacon
• Herbed cheese, like boursin or a goat cheese
• jalapeno slices
• scrambled eggs

For other recipes that involve this incredible bacon, check out my summer favorite, my Chicken Cobb Salad. 

“What do I do with bacon grease?”

To utilize the grease, you can make a warm bacon vinaigrette, my favorite recipe linked Here. You can also pour it into a cup or jar, and let it come to room temperature on the counter. You can then dispose of it, or store in the fridge and use to cook with! The flavor is delicious.

Let’s assemble, shall we?

Print

I know you’re going to love this brunch favorite as much as I do, and I cannot wait to see you recreate it in your own kitchen. To find more Jones Dairy Farm products near you, click here. Be sure to tag me on Instagram when you elevate this at home!