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20 meals that perfectly combine breakfast and dinner
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20 meals that perfectly combine breakfast and dinner

If you want to stop treating breakfast and dinner as separate meals, you're in for a treat. These 20 meals perfectly combine morning and evening eating. 

 
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Steak and eggs

Steak and eggs
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A classic meal that hits for breakfast lovers any time of the day, steak and eggs can be enjoyed early in the morning or the evening for some extra protein. This combo is especially tasty when using some leftover steak from the night before. 

 
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Loaded breakfast potatoes

Loaded breakfast potatoes
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Potatoes are one of those magical foods that can be eaten at any time of the day. Since loaded potatoes are one of the best ways to eat the starch, why not make it breakfast-y? On top of some eggs, add cheese, bacon, sour cream, chives — whatever combination you want. 

 
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Breakfast lasagna

Breakfast lasagna
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Some might say that the only way to make lasagna better is by having it at breakfast. Instead of just having lasagna at breakfast, have a breakfast version. It includes eggs, your choice of morning meat and cheese, and a tasty carb. 

 
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Eggs Benedict

Eggs Benedict
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Some classic breakfast foods are already ready to be taken from morning to night without any alterations. Such is the case with Eggs Benedict, though you can make some changes if you’d like. Perhaps add some avocado or have some fruit on the side?

 
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Oatmeal soup

Oatmeal soup
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Soup for breakfast? Oatmeal for supper? What exactly is oatmeal soup? It’s exactly what it sounds like, and it’s a great way to bridge the gap between breakfast and dinner. Oatmeal soup is one of those catch-all meals you make when you have a small amount of a lot of ingredients and aren’t sure what to make. 

 
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Savory pancakes

Savory pancakes
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Maple syrup isn’t the only good pancake topping. Seamlessly combine breakfast and dinner through savory pancakes. There are dozens of ways you can dress them up to have a balanced meal. 

 
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Breakfast pizza

Breakfast pizza
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It might be hard to find someone who sells breakfast pizza at dinner time, but there’s no reason you can’t make it yourself. Breakfast pizza is a revelation for those who love pizza and breakfast food equally. And many of those people exist. 

 
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Veggie strata

Veggie strata
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There’s never a wrong time to have a casserole. A strata is typically served at breakfast, but with the right ingredients, there’s no reason it needs to be reserved for the morning. Load it up with veggies and have it for dinner, too. 

 
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Breakfast burritos

Breakfast burritos
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You’ll find that many people in this world are fonder of breakfast burritos than regular burritos. Something about them just works so well. And when loaded up with veggies, there’s no reason you can’t have a breakfast burrito throughout the entire day. 

 
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Breakfast pie

Breakfast pie
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Now we’re combining breakfast, dinner, and dessert. Savory pies are really where it’s at, especially when you want a combo meal. Breakfast pies are another delicious way to put veggies, meat, cheese, eggs, and pastry dough together. 

 
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Corned beef hash and eggs

Corned beef hash and eggs
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If you love corned beef and breakfast, you've got to combine the two with corned beef hash and eggs. The meal is savory and hearty, but when portioned, it can easily be served alongside lighter fare for a complete and delicious meal. 

 
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BLT breakfast bagel

BLT breakfast bagel
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You can’t talk about breakfast-dinner combo meals without mentioning bagels. One easy way to combine the two meals on a bagel is to use BLT ingredients and eggs. Add some cheese and a little hot sauce, and you’re in business.  

 
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Waffle sliders

Waffle sliders
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It’s time, as a nation, that we all acknowledge just how many uses waffles have. There’s nothing wrong with eating them the traditional way, but breakfast and dinner both expand when we use them as buns, like with waffle sliders. What goes in between is your choice. 

 
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Waffle pizza

Waffle pizza
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Seriously, the possibilities with waffles are endless. If you want to inject even more breakfast into your pizza, use waffles as the crust. Depending on the fluffiness of your waffle, your pizza can range from thin crust to deep dish. 

 
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Breakfast enchiladas

Breakfast enchiladas
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Who doesn’t love an enchilada? In many ways, these fall into the same category as burritos, with a primary commonality being that they are both great when converted to a breakfast food. 

 
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Ham and broccoli quiche

Ham and broccoli quiche
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Quiche has been served throughout the entire day for longer than any of us has been alive. It can be made more breakfast-y or more dinner-y depending on what you put in it. Ham and broccoli are good options if you’re leaning dinner. 

 
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Sausage and grits

Sausage and grits
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The neutral porridge that is grits can be made savory or sweet, depending on your mood. They can also be eaten at any time of the day. It leans more breakfast when paired with sausage, but there’s no reason that combo can’t be enjoyed in the p.m.

 
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French toast sandwich

French toast sandwich
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Don’t forget about French toast! And remember that French toast is just fancy bread, so there’s no reason it can’t be used in a sandwich. You can put anything you want between two slices of French bread and call it breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner. 

 
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Breakfast burgers

Breakfast burgers
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Many burgers already have decided breakfast-y foods in eggs and bacon. Why not add even more breakfast fare? By using a sausage patty instead of hamburger and swapping buns for English muffins, you’ve got yourself a burger that can be eaten whenever you’re in the mood. 

 
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Shakshuka

Shakshuka
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Shakshuka is a popular dish in the Middle East and North Africa. It combines eggs, tomatoes, onions, garlic, and more, making it the perfect dish to take from morning to night. No alterations are necessary. 

Acacia Deadrick

Acacia Deadrick is a South Dakota-based writer who has written for sites such as Nicki Swift, The List, and Glam. She loves music and all things pop culture, and she can be found watching TV, completing a crossword puzzle, or reading in her spare time. 

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