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Blackstone Loaded Hashbrowns with Bacon and Eggs

  • Makes 4 servings
  • Prep 5 mins
  • Cook 10 mins
  • Total 15 mins
Blackstone Loaded Hashbrowns with Bacon and Eggs

If you own a Blackstone consider making this Blackstone loaded hashbrowns recipe. Seared hashbrowns that are topped with salty bacon and eggs cooked to perfection. Grab a fork and dive into this savory Blackstone breakfast recipe.

We love our Blackstone our sister got us as a birthday gift. If you love cooking on your Blackstone try out our Blackstone hashbrowns that are topped with bacon and eggs. Also, try this Blackstone French toast for another breakfast recipe. Try this Blackstone breakfast sandwich recipe. Or try this bacon bagel sandwich on your Blackstone Griddle.

Want more Blackstone recipes? Make sure to try out these tasty creations: Smash BurgersOmelettes or Smashed Potatoes.

This breakfast cooks so fast on the Blackstone griddle! You can serve this up for breakfast or dinner any night of the week.

This Blackstone Hashbrown Recipe Is…

  • Cheesy hashbrowns that are topped with bacon and eggs.
  • Serve up for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
  • This Blackstone recipe cooks fast and takes minimal effort to make.
  • Simple ingredients you might have on hand already.
  • Family-friendly loaded hashbrowns recipe!
cheese, hashbrowns, eggs and bacon on a marble counter

Bacon – Reach for any cut or variety of bacon you would like.

Hashbrowns – we used store-bought hashbrowns. You are welcome to use frozen we just recommend thawing first as you don’t want the frozen potatoes to warp the hot blackstone.

Eggs – If you like eggs here is a great way to add extra protein to your recipe.

Cheese – we love cheesy hashbrowns so we wanted to add this in for added goodness. The cheese is optional!

Butter – Real butter that is unsalted is what we prefer as the bacon has enough salt for our liking.

Salt and Pepper – Season to taste.

breakfast hashbrowns on a plate with eggs and cheese on top

Variations to Recipe

Meat – you can use any type of meat you would like. You can cook sausage, chorizo, or even steak. Feel free to reach for whatever protein you would like.

Eggs – Skip over easy or fried eggs feel free to whip up scrambled and top of the hashbrowns.

Potatoes – Reach for shredded or opt for cubed potatoes. You will just cook the potatoes a bit longer as cubed potatoes will take longer.

Veggies – Dice up peppers, onions, and even mushrooms or other vegetables of your choice to mix in the loaded hash browns.

How to Make

Full steps are below, this is a quick walkthrough on how it is made with visual images.

hashbrowns on blackstone grill and then cooked hashbrowns on one side of griddle and bacon cooking on other side
  1. Heat your griddle on medium to medium-low heat. Add butter and let it melt on the Blackstone.
  2. Once the griddle is hot add your hashbrowns in a thin layer. Season with salt and pepper.
  3. Allow the hashbrowns to set for a few minutes to create a nice golden brown crust.
  4. Flip hashbrowns. On the other side of the griddle lay out your bacon and cook until your bacon is fully cooked.

Expert Tip: Adding frozen hashbrowns to a hot griddle can warp the metal top. Make sure to thaw the hashbrowns first.

making a well to place eggs on a blackstone griddle with hashbrowns on it
  1. Once hashbrowns are fully browned on both sides create a circle with the hashbrowns, like a well.
  2. Add your eggs in the center and cook to sunny side up, over easy, or even scramble them.
hashbrowns on griddle with bacon and eggs on top an bottom image ads cheese on top to melt down
  1. Once the eggs are done, top with the cooked bacon, and sprinkle on cheese.
  2. Let the cheese melt and then dish up this Blackstone breakfast!

Storing

Any leftovers you have can be stored in the fridge in a sealed container. The mixture will last 2-3 days. Then reheat in the microwave or even on the Blackstone or on a pan on the stovetop.

Practical notes

Can we use homemade hashbrowns instead of frozen ones?

You are welcome to grate your own potatoes and cook them on the Blackstone griddle. One thing to do is once grated place in cold water to prevent the potatoes from browning. Then drain off the water before placing it on the griddle.

Can we flavor the hashbrowns with spices?

Go right ahead and season with Creole, season salt, garlic powder, onion powder, or your usual spices.

Why are our hashbrowns soggy?

The key to hashbrowns is allowing time for the potatoes to sear on both sides. If you flip too soon it will not create that golden crust on the potatoes. So be patient and flip the hashbrowns once the bottom side gets golden brown in color.

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Ingredients

Makes 4 servings

  • 1-2 tablespoons butter
  • 1 tablespoon oil
  • 1 pound hash browns – thawed and patted dry if frozen
  • 4 slices bacon
  • 4 eggs
  • 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
  • Salt and pepper – to taste

Equipment

  • Blackstone Griddle
  • Grill Spatula
  • Grill Press

Method

  1. Heat your Blackstone on medium-low heat. Then add your butter onto the griddle and let it melt.
  2. Once the butter is melted and the griddle top is nice and hot you will place a thin layer of hashbrowns on the Blackstone. Add your oil to help create that nonstick surface. Season as you would like.
  3. Let it cook for a few minutes, until it creates a golden and crispy crust to the potatoes.
  4. While the hashbowns are cooking place your bacon to the other side of the Blackstone. We like to put a press on the bacon to help prevent it from shriking.
  5. Next once the hashbrowns are fully cooked make a hole in the center of the hashbrowns. Add your eggs in the center of hashbrowns and cook until they are done to your desired preference.
  6. Once the eggs and bacon are done, place bacon on top of the hashbrowns and eggs. Then sprinkle with cheese. Once the cheese is melted dish up and season with salt and pepepr and enjoy.

Kitchen notes

Cook Time: Depending on how hot your griddle is will vary on how long it takes to cook the potatoes, bacon, and eggs. Eggs: You can cook your eggs over easy, sunny side up, scramble, etc. The choice is yours. Leaving the hashbrowns around the eggs helps keep the eggs in place. Hashbrowns – Sometimes the hashbrowns can be dry out so if you need you can add a splash of water or oil to help keep the hashbrowns moist. Bacon: You can do turkey bacon, opt for sausage, chorizo, or go meatless. Veggies: Saute up some onion and peppers for added flavor to the hashbrowns.

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