These egg-citing recipes can feed a crowd or just you.
Simply Recipes / Ross Yoder
Eggs are incredible.
There are endless ways to enjoy them, and they’re never hard to cook.
Simply Recipes / Ross Yoder
That’s a good thing because I crave eggs for almost every breakfast.
Here you’ll find recipes for both situations.
Some are perfect for on-the-go or for super busy days.
Elise Bauer
Others are made for impressing guests.
All will leave your belly full, your day less stressful, and your heart happy.
Lets feast on eggs!
Simply Recipes / Nick Evans
Easy Breakfast Casserole
Putting my love for breakfast casserole into words is difficult.
What is not difficult is assembling oneits pretty much the easiest thing in the world.
Its fast to make and actually very delicious.
Marta Rivera
Jazz it up with a little everything bagel seasoning stirred in or sprinkled on top.
Double the recipe and freeze extras for a quick breakfast on the go throughout the week.
Sheet Pan English Breakfast
Its no secret that a traditional English breakfast includes loads of food.
Sally Vargas
This smart recipe delivers them all to you on one sheet pan.
Your dishwasher will thank you.
Plus, you could add in any cheese you like or any chopped veggies for some crunch.
Nick Evans
These lil cuties can be made ahead of time, frozen, and quickly reheated in the microwave.
The residual oil in the skillet after cooking the sausages flavor the scrambled eggsso smart!
Top it off with fresh tomatoes, avocado, and cilantro.
Coco Morante
Freezer Breakfast Burritos with Sausage, Eggs and Salsa Verde
No time?
Plan ahead with these breakfast burritos.
Throw them into the microwave or toaster oven for a quick and impressive go-to to-go brunch.
Irvin Lin
Ham and Cheese Breakfast Casserole
Typically, breakfast casseroles call for cut-up bread.
The result is an impressive breakfast sandwich that is crispy on the outside and soft and melty inside.
Easy Poached Eggs
The serving possibilities are endless when it comes to a perfectly poached egg.
Nick Evans
The whites are whipped until nice and fluffy like the clouds in the sky.
Parmesan and salt are folded in and the mixture is arranged on a baking sheet.
The yolk gets plopped right in the center and baked to perfection.
Sheryl Julian
The whites get crispy and the yolks stay runny and silky smooth.
Kale is used here but can easily be subbed out for spinach, collards, or Swiss chard.
No mozzarella on hand?
Annika Panikker
Any melty cheese will work be it provolone, gruyere, cheddar, or Swiss.
Popular additions are beans, avocados, crumbled chorizo, and cheese.
Not into fried, jammy eggs?
Elise Bauer
Scramble them for a similar dish calledHuevos a la Mexicana.
Omelette in a Mug
I get it!
Sometimes you just need a quick brunch option just for one.
Elise Bauer
Microwaves may be notorious for overcooking certain foods, but surprisingly they bode well for eggs.
The eggs will turn out moist and fluffy.
Raisins are added for sweetness to balance the heat.
Elise Bauer
Wrap it all up in a warmed tortilla with somesalsadrizzled on top.
Artichoke and Leek Frittata
This tender frittata is spring on a dish.
It’s loaded with leeks, artichoke hearts, tarragon, and chives.
Elise Bauer
Cottage cheese helps keep everything moist and adds just the right amount of tang.
If cottage cheese isnt your thing, simply swap it out for Parmesan.
The potatoes will crisp up nicely adding a little crunch with each bite.
Elise Bauer and Guy Michelier
Recommended with a tall glass of Guinness?
Microwave Poached Eggs
Poaching eggs can be intimidating.
Fear no more, because you could lean on your microwave.
Elise Bauer
All you need is a mug and some water.
If you are still determined to master the classic way of poaching eggs,we have that recipe too.
Tomatillo Scrambled Eggs
If you are a lover of salsa verde, these eggs are for you.
Elise Bauer
Add tomatillos and jalapenos, which yes, turn the eggs green.
Garnish with fresh cilantro.
If you have a hard time finding tomatillos, simply use jarred salsa verde ormake your own.
Nick Evans
The yolk will seep into the crusty bread and richen up the mushrooms, creating a sauce.
Use any kind of mushrooms, whether button, cremini, shiitake, portobello, or a mix.
Alison Bickel
Elise Bauer
Sheryl Julian