Recipe

Tonight, like many nights, the house was busier than ever with kids playing, laughing, and quarreling all at the same time. With me sitting trying to finish up the last of my work and emails, doing my best to keep the everyone as calm as possible right before dinner, I actually had no idea what to make for dinner.

Simple dinner recipes are what so many people come to ask me for. Countless Facebook messages, emails, and tweets begs the question, "What kind of easy weeknight meal recipes can I make??"

I'd like to tell you that like so many self professed home cook extraordinaire's, I carefully plan things out every week, meticulously jotting down grocery lists items and a fanny pack full of coupons; then spending the entire weekend planning, chopping, and sorting out my meals for the week - but THAT is not me at all!!

Just like many of you...geez, millions of you even, I am busy mother of three, building my own enterprise, being a wife and hanging on to my dear social life by a thread. Dinner ideas need always be quick, as healthy as possible and delicious in my house. Now, I don't always meet these criteria, but it's what I strive to do.

Now, I may have a home court advantage in the cooking arena, since it is my passion, work and one of my life's purpose. However, I've said it before, and I'll say it again and again, that as long as you are stocked with the right ingredients, Great Everyday Meals can be a reality in your home too.

This recipe for Sausage Hash with Fried Egg was our dinner this evening. Breakfast for dinner is a theme the kids thoroughly enjoy. And the versatility of this recipe, can be taken back to breakfast and brunch, of course.

Use your favorite kind of sausage and take it out of the casing. In this case, we used a Filipino favorite, Longanisa sausage. Philippine longanisa gets it's name from it's cousin, the Spanish Longaniza and is sweet and a breakfast staple.