Sausage and Potato Hash Recipe
This awesome recipe served with eggs is probably one of the most classic American breakfasts or brunch. It is also one of our favorite breakfasts and it’s so satisfying that you could just skip lunch. This is an ideal breakfast for a weekend when you have extra time in the morning. Although it’s a breakfast meal, I would honestly eat this potato hash for lunch or dinner, and I have, trust me. But weekend breakfasts are special and every weekend I try to make something delicious.
What Ingredients Do I Need to Make Sausage and Potato Hash?
For this recipe you will need:
Olive oil Potatoes Salt & pepper Onion Sausage Red & green bell peppers Garlic Red pepper flakes
The great thing about potato hash is that it’s very versatile. You can make it with anything you want! Steak, chicken, ground meats, or make it meatless loaded with veggies. It’s totally up to you! Great additions would be asparagus, Brussels sprouts, corn, tomatoes, etc. Use your imagination; that’s what cooking is all about.
What Type of Potato Should I Use?
We used Yukon Gold for this recipe, but it really is up to you. Try out russets, purple potatoes, red potatoes, sweet potatoes, or a mix to make everything nice and colorful! We kept the skin on for this recipe for that extra bit of crunch but you can, of course, peel your potatoes if you want.
What Type of Sausage Should I Use?
This recipe calls for Italian Sausage. I was just really craving some good herbaceous flavor in my hash! Other varieties you can try out are: chorizo, chicken and apple, smoked (andouille), beer brats, cheddar smokies, and linguica. If you use sausage that’s already cooked, cut it up into bite-sized pieces.
How to Make Sausage and Potato Hash
What to Serve with Sausage and Potato Hash
I always serve mine with sunny side up fried eggs. It’s so delicious, and really turns this into a classic, hearty breakfast! I don’t know about you, but I love to keep my yolk a bit runny. There’s nothing like piercing it with your fork and watching the yolk coat the hash! Other than that, this recipe is loaded with veggies and meat so it is great to serve on its own.
How to Store Sausage and Potato Hash
Store this recipe in an airtight container in the fridge for 3-4 days. You can reheat this in the microwave, but to keep its crispiness you can also reheat it with a little bit of oil in a skillet over medium heat.
Can I Freeze Sausage and Potato Hash?
If you choose to freeze this recipe, allow it to cool fully before placing it in an airtight container. It will last for 1-2 months. You can thaw this straight from the freezer in the microwave. If you want to reheat it in a skillet, allow it to thaw fully in the fridge first. Otherwise, you will end up breaking the potatoes and could end up with burnt pieces before the rest has thawed.
Craving More Delicious Breakfasts? Try These!
Asparagus Potato Hash with Steak and Eggs Sweet Potato Hash with Eggs Sausage Potato Breakfast Casserole Ham and Cheese Breakfast Muffins Quiche Lorraine Sausage Frittata
Recipe originally shared September 2012, updated with new pictures and video.
