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Blackstone Griddle Sausage-Stuffed Hash Browns

These Blackstone Stuffed Hash Browns are cooked until crisp on a gas griddle, stuffed with sausage and cheese, and then topped with bacon, cheese, and a fried egg (if that’s your thing), and are going to make all of your breakfast dreams come true. 

Blackstone Griddle Stuffed Hash Browns

Blackstone Sausage-Stuffed Hash Browns Recipe

These hash browns made my whole week. I knew I loved my Blackstone Griddle, but I didn’t know I loved it this much. 

I spent a lot of time in diners as a teenager. My favorite part of those years was sitting for hours and hours on end over coffee with a rotating crowd of my friends, ordering breakfast and appetizers, figuring out who was having the bonfire, and who had room in their car for me to ride along. 

One of the best parts of that breakfast bonanza is a big pile of perfectly crisp hash browns.

Blackstone Griddle Stuffed Hash Browns

What tools do you need to make crispy hash browns

In theory, you could make these about a million different ways, but I’m here to tell you about 1 1/2 ways to make stuffed hashbrowns, so the other 999,999 1/2 you’ll have to test out yourselves. 

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Cooking surface

If you have a gas stove, you can get properly crisp hash browns if you have a decent cast iron skillet. All of you electric stove people, I’m not sure about you. You might be out of luck. I know I was, for so many years running electric stoves and just not really ever making hash browns here.

The best homemade hash browns I’ve ever had were made on a gas griddle. 

These chunky hunks of metal get so searing hot that it would be impossible to NOT wind up with the perfect crisp hash brown crust.

Extras

You’ll need some LONG griddle spatulas. They come in handy with getting your turns right. I have a link to some good ones down in the recipe card below. 

Squeezy Bottles

A griddler’s best friend is a well-stocked squeezy bottle stash. You want one for oil, in this case, but for other Blackstone recipes you’ll want to have a squeezy for water, and one for any sauces that you whip up to cook with your creations. 

Melting Dome

These are crucial if you are doing anything that includes melted ingredients. They’ll change your grilled cheese life

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Blackstone Griddle Stuffed Hash Browns

Stuffed Hash Browns Shopping List

  • dehydrated hash browns (I knowwwww, but go with me!)
  • onion
  • breakfast sausage
  • bacon
  • cheese
  • oil (like avocado or canola)
  • butter
  • eggs

How to RE-SEASON your Blackstone

Blackstone Griddle Stuffed Hash Browns

Tips for crispy hash browns on the gas griddle

Use dehydrated hash browns

I know. I resisted for a long time, but dehydrated potatoes are going to give you MUCH better results than the frozen kind in almost all circumstances.

I got a giant box of these at Sam’s Club or Costco or online when I was stockpiling for a certain situation that shall not be named that started in March 2020 and I’m SO READY TO BE OVER ALREADY, and all of the sudden I like hash browns again. 

Soak these bad boys according to package directions, and then drain them REALLY well. You won’t be sorry.

Keep it HOT

The first key is to have a well-seasoned griddle. You don’t want anything sticking here, so if your griddle is sketchy or sticky, I’d wait until you get your life sorted out on that front because the only thing worse than no hash browns is stuck-on ruined hash browns. 

For my griddle, that means medium-high heat. A little on the high side. I don’t have a surface-thermometer (yet), so I can’t tell you exactly how hot you should have it, but it is pretty dang hot.

Don’t skimp on the butter and oil

While you don’t want greasy hash browns, you also can’t be too stingy if you want that signature crust. 

Blackstone Griddle Stuffed Hash Browns

Steps to making Blackstone Sausage-Stuffed Hash Browns

This is an easy dish, but you have to do things in the right order, so buckle up, prep your ingredients, and light the griddle.

  1. Rehydrate the potatoes.
  2. Cook the bacon & sausage. Remove from the griddle and set aside.
  3. Put down some butter and oil. Cook some onions, and then top with the rehydrated potatoes.
  4. Now, don’t touch them! Unless you are cleaning up the edges a bit. 😉 
  5. Let them brown until a crust forms on the bottom, and then flip them over in spatula-sized sections.
  6. More oil, right over the top. (It’ll leak through) 
  7. Place the sausage and cheese on top of half of the hash browns, and once the bottom has a crust flip over the un-stuffed half onto the sausage and cheese. 
  8. Top with bacon and cheese and cover w/ the melting lid until the cheese is melted.
  9. Enjoy!

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Blackstone Griddle Stuffed Hash Browns

What should you serve with stuffed hash browns?

If you are making this, it could really encompass your entire breakfast. It includes all of MY favorite breakfast food groups. 

If you are looking for something else to put out, I recommend a platter of fresh fruit or a fruit salad.

Want something sweet and full of carbs? Pancakes made with my homemade pancake mix will fit the bill. 

I also have a killer blueberry muffin recipe that may need new pictures but don’t let that stop you. They are amazing!

Want some French Toast? Keep the griddle hot, or fire up your pellet grill and cook my Traeger French Toast

Blackstone Stuffed Hash Browns
Yield: 6 servings

Blackstone Sausage-Stuffed Hash Browns

Blackstone Griddle Stuffed Hash browns

Blackstone Stuffed Hash Browns are cooked until crisp on a gas griddle, stuffed with sausage and cheese, and topped with bacon, cheese, and a fried egg.

Prep Time 20 minutes
Cook Time 30 minutes
Total Time 50 minutes

Ingredients

  • 3 cups dehydrated hash browns
  • 3 cups hot water
  • 1/4 cup finely diced onions
  • 1/4 cup butter
  • 10 pieces thick-sliced bacon
  • 1/2 pound breakfast sausage
  • 1/4 - 1/3 cup oil
  • Salt, pepper, and garlic
  • 2 cups shredded cheddar cheese

Instructions

  1. Place your hash browns and the hot water in a bowl, and let soak for about 15 minutes. Drain the excess water.
  2. While the hash browns are soaking, preheat your gas griddle over medium-high heat. Cook the bacon and the breakfast sausage, and set aside when finished. Blackstone Griddle Stuffed Hash Browns
  3. Place about a tablespoon of butter down, and cook the onions for 3-4 minutes.
  4. Place the hash browns on the griddle, and put a tablespoon or two of oil down by drizzling it over the hash browns.Blackstone Griddle Stuffed Hash Browns
  5. Cook for several minutes, or until the bottom has developed a golden-brown crust. Flip with a large spatula, and drizzle with some more oil. Place cheese and sausage over half of the hash browns.Blackstone Griddle Stuffed Hash Browns
  6. Once the bottom side is browned, flip the half that is not topped with sausage and cheese over the top, sandwiching in the sausage and egg. Blackstone Griddle Stuffed Hash Browns
  7. Top with bacon slices and additional cheese, turn the griddle down to low heat, and cover. Cook until the cheese is melted.Blackstone Griddle Stuffed Hash Browns

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Nutrition Information:

Yield:

6

Serving Size:

1

Amount Per Serving: Calories: 774Total Fat: 60gSaturated Fat: 21gTrans Fat: 1gUnsaturated Fat: 35gCholesterol: 109mgSodium: 1681mgCarbohydrates: 36gFiber: 3gSugar: 2gProtein: 25g

Nutrition data provided here is only an estimate.

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Mikayla

Tuesday 16th of May 2023

Can I use frozen hashbrowns instead? I do not know where to buy dehydrated ones?

Nicole Johnson

Tuesday 16th of May 2023

You can use frozen hashbrowns, but in my experience they don't get quite as crispy as the dehydrated ones. Most grocery stores carry dehydrated hashbrowns these days, as does walmart, costco, and sam's club. They are also available at Amazon: https://amzn.to/452ZbfE

Shari

Thursday 23rd of March 2023

Yum! What a wonderful idea! We sautéed sliced mushrooms, red bell peppers and onions then topped it with grated pepper Jack cheese and sour cream then topped it with the other half. Thanks sooo much for sharing such a versatile recipe!

Nicole Johnson

Friday 24th of March 2023

Sound like a delicious tweak on this recipe! Glad you enjoyed it!

Shelby

Thursday 1st of October 2020

We love these SOOOOO much!

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