Innkeeper Recipes to Help Cure Your New Year’s Eve Hangover

So you’ve had one too many glasses of champagne on New Year’s Eve and now your head and stomach are a mess. We suggest stocking up your kitchen in preparation so you can roll out of bed ready to face the morning (or, ahem, afternoon) with a comforting hangover recipe that is sure to battle the dreaded headache and next-day nausea. Here are two tried-and-true recipes from innkeepers that swear by these meals after a night of indulgence.

Hangover Quesadilla from Chef Caitie Maharg at Iris Inn Bed and Breakfast

Innkeeper tip: “The main thing in the quesadilla that helps with a hangover is the eggs. They are chock-full of amino acids including the main one which helps break down the headache-causing chemical left in your body causing the hangover.” – Chef Caitie Maharg

Ingredients:
Two 6-inch flour tortillas
1 large egg
1 to 2 ounces of pork or turkey cooked sausage
Colby and Monterey Jack Cheese
1 slice of bacon, cooked
1 tbsp chopped jalapeno, cooked
Sour cream
Chopped chives
Salsa for dipping

Directions:
1. Spray a non-stick pan with cooking spray. Let the pan heat up a bit until it’s warm over medium-high heat.
2. Whisk the eggs in the bowl with a fork and some chopped chives. Add some salt and pepper to taste. Cook the eggs until they’re scrambled.
3. Place one flour tortilla on the pan, then the cheese, sausage, diced bacon and scrambled egg. Add some more cheese on top until it’s golden brown on the bottom. Flip it over and cook the other side until everything in the middle is warmed throughout.
4. Garnish with sour cream and serve with your favorite salsa.

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