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Serves: 8 Scouts
Prep Time: 15 min
Cook Time: 20 min
Ingredients
- 18 eggs
- 1 lb breakfast sausage (or bacon)
- 1 medium onion, diced
- 2 cups shredded cheddar cheese
- 16 flour tortillas (street taco or fajita size)
- 1 tablespoon cooking oil
- Salt and pepper to taste
Optional toppings
- Salsa
- Hot sauce
- Diced tomatoes
- Jalapeños
- Avocado
Equipment
- Camp stove
- Large skillet
- Spatula
- Mixing bowl
- Cooler with ice
Instructions
1. Cook the sausage
Heat skillet over medium heat.
- Brown sausage until fully cooked.
- Break into crumbles.
- Remove excess grease if necessary.
2. Cook the onions
Add onions to the skillet with the sausage.
- Cook 3 to 5 minutes until softened.
3. Scramble the eggs
Crack eggs into a bowl and whisk.
- Pour eggs into the skillet.
- Stir frequently until eggs are cooked but still fluffy.
- Season with salt and pepper.
4. Add cheese
Turn off the heat and stir in cheese until melted.
5. Warm tortillas
Place tortillas on the skillet for about 20 seconds per side or wrap in foil and warm near the stove.
6. Build tacos
Fill each tortilla with the egg mixture and add toppings.
Patrol Cooking Tip
To make serving faster:
- Cook all eggs, sausage, and onions together in one skillet.
- Keep tortillas wrapped in foil to stay warm.
- Set up a topping station and let Scouts build their own tacos.
Shopping List for 8 Scouts
- 18 eggs
- 1 lb sausage
- 1 onion
- 2 cups shredded cheese
- 16 tortillas
- 1 jar salsa
Hiking the Turkey Creek Trail. Watch your e-mail for the permission slip. Sign and return to the ammo box at the next meeting.
A friendly reminder to parents if your Scout doesn’t make the outings they will not be able to advance in rank. If you have a question on this ask any adult in green at any meeting.
Permission slips and letters to run are due at the October 19th Meeting. Make your vote count. Details at Monday night’s meeting.
November 11th is Veterans Day and another opportunity for your Troop 122 Scout to earn money for your scout accounts by picking up Rotary flags.
Nine teams are needed to pick up flags across Beaumont.
A team consists of a driver, a scout, and a navigator is also helpful.
A pickup or SVU that can hold 40 ten-foot-long poles is needed.
Scouts can wear a troop t-shirt for this event.
We will meet at Westgate Memorial Baptist Church for map distribution.
The pick-up usually takes approximately 3 hours.
After the flags are picked up, take them to Dishman Scout Center to put the flags in the back of the scout building; the rebar is stored in the Conex box.
Details will be discussed at the troop meeting. Watch for permission slips in your email.
A friendly reminder to parents if your Scout doesn’t make the outings they will not be able to advance in rank. If you have a question on this ask any adult in green at any meeting.
Join us for Winter Camp at Lost Pines Scout Reservation in Bastrop, Texas, from December 27-30! Scouts will enjoy four days of outdoor adventure, fellowship, and fun while taking advantage of opportunities to earn merit badges and advance their Scouting skills. Whether you’re working toward rank advancement, learning something new, or making lasting memories with fellow Scouts, Winter Camp is the perfect way to close out the year in the great outdoors. Don’t miss this exciting Scouting experience!
Watch for more info and important dates in your email.
Feburary 15th is Veterans Day and another opportunity for your Troop 122 Scout to earn money for your scout accounts by picking up Rotary flags.
Nine teams are needed to pick up flags across Beaumont.
A team consists of a driver, a scout, and a navigator is also helpful.
A pickup or SVU that can hold 40 ten-foot-long poles is needed.
Scouts can wear a troop t-shirt for this event.
We will meet at Westgate Memorial Baptist Church for map distribution.
The pick-up usually takes approximately 3 hours.
After the flags are picked up, take them to Dishman Scout Center to put the flags in the back of the scout building; the rebar is stored in the Conex box.
Details will be discussed at the troop meeting. Watch for permission slips in your email.
A friendly reminder to parents if your Scout doesn’t make the outings they will not be able to advance in rank. If you have a question on this ask any adult in green at any meeting.
Our March outing is at Camp Edgewood on the 20th and 21th. Make the meeting for more details and watch your emails for permission slips.
A friendly reminder to parents if your Scout doesn’t make the outings they will not be able to advance in rank. If you have a question on this ask any adult in green at any meeting.
Curtis Gets a Colorful Facelift
Sallie Curtis Elementary received a colorful facelift from a former student who wanted to give back to his old school.
Connor, a Marshall Middle School seventh-grader, selected to do his Boy Scout STAR project at Curtis. He wanted to provide a colorful sidewalk with games for students to utilize on bad weather days or when a class needs time to take a break.
As a member of Boy Scout Troop 122, he planned the project as a STAR rank requirement, which asks first-class scouts to participate in six hours of service through one or more projects.
Richards coordinated the project with four other Marshall scouts that also attended Curtis. He purchased the materials to paint the covered sidewalks and laid out a plan. They painted two four-squares, dueling hopscotches, and a “follow me” game.
“I loved attending Curtis and all the teachers, especially Mrs. (Meagan) Smith who teaches third grade,” said Richards. “I do feel very proud of the project and heard the students at Curtis were very excited to see the colorful sidewalks.”
Richards also serves as the Curtis Cub Scouts den chief and says it feels great to be a mentor to younger kids. Check out this link to BISD’s article
