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When I\u2019m feeling like an easy camping breakfast is in the cards, this breakfast hash is it. We make variations of it at least once every time we\u2019re out with the trailer. I always throw a pack of plant-based hot dogs in the cooler, because, you know, it\u2019s camping. We might have them for one meal, and then toss the leftovers into a breakfast hash like this one. It\u2019s not sexy, but it is<\/em> tasty and fills you up for a good stretch of hiking and exploring. I tend to cook the potatoes the night before – throw them in the fire, or boil them in any leftover water I might have going.
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Breakfast Hash Variations\u00a0<\/span><\/h2>\n

A hash like this is a clean-out-the-cooler (or fridge) thing by nature. There aren\u2019t many hard and fast rules. I like some potatoes (cubes, shredded, or sliced), I like some vegetables, the eggs, and something spicy to kick off the day. I haven\u2019t tried a hash like this with a plant-based egg substitute, but suspect you\u2019d be fine. You’ll find my base recipe down below, and here are a few other combinations to try:<\/p>\n