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Spray a medium sized casserole dish with non-stick cooking spray.
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Place rolls on the bottom.
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You don't have to use the crescent rolls (I just happened to have some the first time and it stuck).
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Feel free to use any type of bread - leftover, dry stale bread works the best.
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You can cut it up, tear it, whatever suits your mood.
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Layer the vegetables, ham, parsley, and cheese on top of the bread.
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Pour in the Egg substitute.
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You may need to press a bit to ensure all ingredients are covered with the egg.
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If you aren't in a hurry, this recipe works better if you allow it to sit in the refrigerator (covered) for an hour (or up to overnight).
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This lets the flavors incorporate and the egg soak into the bread.
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Cover with foil and bake in a 375 degree oven for 45 minutes.
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Uncover and finish for another 5-10.
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Ensure that the egg is set.
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If you choose to use a real-egg custard, you will not need to bake as long.
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Cool, cut into squares, and serve.
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I like to serve it with a little of my favorite sauce or a few slices of fresh roasted green chilis (which I always have around).
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Next time I make it, I want to use some fresh Ricotta cheese in the casserole -- let me know if you do and how it turns out.
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Also - this makes a great leftover lunch!