Name: Eric Stuart's Breakfast Omelet/waffle
Ingredients: 2 Apple cinnamon waffles; 1/2 ts Butter; 2 Eggs; 2 sl Canadian bacon; up to 3; 2 oz Cracker barrel; block cheese; 1 c Bananas; 1 c Blueberries; 1 c Strawberries; 1 c Apples; Maple syrup; Salt and pepper

Does any of us know what an incredible thing it is that (Jonathan Edwards), who was a small-town pastor for 23 years in a church of 600 people, a missionary to Indians for 7 years, who reared 11 faithful children, who worked without the help of electric light, or word-processors or quick correspondence, or even sufficient paper to write on, who lived only until he was 54, and who died with a library of 300 books – that this man led one of the greatest awakenings of modern times, wrote theological books that have ministered for 200 years and did more for the modern missionary movement than anyone of his generation?

John Piper

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Eggs, Dairy	Canadian	Lifetime tv, Life2	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

2		Apple cinnamon waffles
1/2	ts	Butter
2		Eggs
2	sl	Canadian bacon; up to 3
2	oz	Cracker barrel; block cheese
1	c	Bananas
1	c	Blueberries
1	c	Strawberries
1	c	Apples
		Maple syrup
		Salt and pepper

INSTRUCTIONS

Using a heart shaped cookie cutter, cut out center of waffles. Melt butter
in a saut. pan. Place waffles in pan and brown on one side. Flip waffles.
In each center, melt a little butter and crack an egg. Flip waffles. Slice
bacon into heart shapes and cook in a separate frying pan. Cover egg with
bacon and a slice of cheese. Drizzle syrup on top. Garnish with fruit.
Notes: Eric Stuart's Breakfast Omelet/Waffle Rhonda Ross Kendrick and Eric
Morgan Stuart play a couple on the daytime soap "Another World."
© 1997 Eric Stuart
© 1997 Lifetime Entertainment Services. All rights reserved.
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