Slice the English muffins in half and place them on a baking sheet with the insides faced up. Bake them in a 350F (177C) pre-heated oven for 5-6 minutes. (If you have a toaster, use that to toast the English muffins. ? Much easier)

When the English muffins are done baking in the oven, I like to sandwich them back up while I finish cooking the rest of the sandwich. This traps the steam in between the muffins and keeps it soft and warm until you are ready to use them.

If you are using the frozen hash browns, set the oil to 375F (190C) and fry them for 1-2 minutes a side. If you are baking them, follow the instructions in the packaging until they are golden and crispy. You can also crispy these up in a frying pan on medium heat with a bit of oil as well.

If you are making fresh hash browns, we have a recipe here for 'Crispy Hash Browns'

Once the hash browns are done, set them on some paper towel to drain out the excess oil.

In a pan set the stove to medium heat (medium-low if you are using a cast iron skillet) and cook the eggs for about 3-4 minutes. If you like your eggs less runny, flip it over and make it an over easy egg so the yolks cook up a bit and cook it for an extra 40 seconds.

Remove the eggs from the pan and set aside

In the same pan, cook the sausage, ham or bacon until it is well cooked and browned. If you are adding cheese, turn off the heat and slap the sliced cheese on top of the meat. The residual heat will melt it.