Some mornings Neal and I just don’t have time to have a sit down breakfast. My solution in the past has always been a “grab and go” breakfast, which is almost always a simple carb… bagels, toast, etc.
In an effort to limit my carb intake and to increase my protein intake, Neal and I made a batch of easy egg muffins. These muffins are so easy to make and can be frozen and then reheated any time we need them.
These egg muffins have really made our crazy mornings oh so yummy!
You can really put anything you want in egg muffins but here’s how I made our first batch…
- 1 sweet onion
- 1 bell pepper
- 1 Tbsp Italian seasoning
- Diced ham
- 25 eggs
- skim milk
To start, I diced up 1 sweet onion and 1 bell pepper.
I then added the veggies to a hot pan with 1 tbsp of Italian seasoning and sauteed for about 5 minutes.
To the greased (non-stick cooking spray) muffin tins I added about a tbsp of the veggie mixture to each well.
Next, Neal diced up the ham (It was one of those small loafs in the deli section).
To add a little color and flavor to the ham, we sauteed the ham for about 3 minutes.
Next I added a few cubes of ham (4-5) to each of the muffin wells.
The last step is to add the scrambled eggs! As we were making 36 muffins we scrambled together 25 eggs with 1/2 cup of skim milk. Next we filled each well with eggs, allowing the eggs to completely cover the veggies and ham.
Bake the muffins at 350 degrees for 25 minutes.
These muffins are like mini omelets and freeze very well!! I took each of the muffins out of the tin and allowed them to cool before freezing them.
For breakfast Neal and I will grab 2-3 muffins, reheating them for 2 minutes or until heated through.
We LOVE eating these for breakfast and have a couple of other muffin ideas for our next batch!
- Jalapeno and cheese
- Spring onions and ham
- Buffalo chicken and blue cheese
What’s your go-to quick and easy breakfast?
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yum, i am going to make these for my meal prep on sunday

Sara @ fitcupcaker recently posted..WIAW- A Day Behind
These are a great idea! I will have to try this out for a grab and go breakfast idea!
Jennifer@ knackfornutrition recently posted..Recipe: Healthy Pasta Casserole
These look awesome, Ashley! I love your idea of jalapeno and cheese!
Carly D. @ CarlyBananas recently posted..Exciting News: I’m Heading to the NBC Health and Fitness Expo with Diet to Go
I’ve never seen these before and will definitely give them a try, thanks Ashley.
Janice@fit foot recently posted..Anyone Fancy a Brew?
It’s a great idea. It’s so simple and healthy!
These sound like SUCH a great idea! And they’d pack in enough protein I think they would actually keep me full!
Stay safe in the snow!
I’ve wanted to do this for years and I never get around to trying it. How are they reheated?
Lisa recently posted..The Rest
I make mine with egg beaters and they are yummy and easy. I need to try real eggs and some of your combinations!
These look amazing! I need to try them. Breakfast is my favorite food, but most days I’m rushing out the door so I just have a piece of toast and a banana or a bowl of cereal. Waffles are one of my favorite post-long run breakfasts!
Colleen L recently posted..Pacers Meet and Greet with Ed Moran
Those look DELICIOUS, and my husband would die if I made them
Thanks for sharing – I love healthy and easy breakfast recipes.
Egg muffins are my go-to breakfast! I’ve tried many combinations! I typically use a mix of eggs and egg whites… usually 1 egg per 3-4 muffins and rest egg whites. My fave is broccoli (steamed and chopped) and crumbled jimmy dean turkey sausage and some ww cheese on top! Delish!
I make a small batch of these every week! Love them
I use six egg whites and four eggs. YUM
I bet those smelt amazing while baking away in your oven!! Those are so perfect for on-the-go!

GiGi Eats Celebrities recently posted..Angelina Jolie and Kale: Separated At Birth
These look amazing! I think I’ll be adding them to my list for next week. Thank you for sharing.
Jodi recently posted..Planning for March
These look great. I usually fix an Egg Beater omellette at home but these would be good on days I need to get to work early.
Coco recently posted..What I Ate Wednesday (The Am I Getting Enough Protein Edition)
those sound good. I bet my boyfriend would love those! and that’s a lot of eggs!
Danielle @ Truffles n’ Treadmills recently posted..Easy DIY: Trash to Treasure (And A Winner)
What a great idea!

Brandi recently posted..Important things
What a fantastic idea!!
I love these! I make them with eggs, egg whites, sauteed spinach, veggies and suasage! Soo good and yes, so easy!
I even served these for Easter Brunch and everyone loved them!
Oh YUM! I usually grab an egg whites sandwich or just some type of egg sandwich on my commute to work each day. This new recipe is just so handy for the person on the run that usually has 5 seconds to get in his car to get to work on time!!
Thanks for sharing – I’ll be trying this out tomorrow morning!
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Great idea. Does anyone know if you can freeze these and if so, how they turn out when re-heated?
Hey Alan. I froze almost all of them. They are great reheated! This batch lasted us a few weeks. We reheated them in the microwave for about a minute and 30 seconds depending on the numnber you’re reheating.