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MEAL PREP EGG MUFFINS

Sep 16, 2019
2 min read

These #mealprep egg muffins make the perfect snack or on-the go breakfast. They're packed with protein, they are #glutenfree, and the best thing is, you can add whatever veggies/cheese you like! It's a great way to use left over veggies and you can even sneak in some extra nutrition for your kiddos.


Follow the basic recipe below, but feel free to play around with flavor and veggie combos! Some of my favorites include:

-Red pepper, red onion, spinach, and feta

-Spinach and feta

-Kale and baked sweet potato

-Mushrooms, spinach, and onion

- Tomato, pesto, and parmesan



These store well for about 3 days max. Be sure to reheat before serving :)



SERVES: 12 MUFFINS TIME: 30 MIN


INGREDIENTS:

9 Eggs

2 tbsp unsweetened almond milk

1.5 cups cooked chopped veggies (in this recipe I used red peppers, spinach, and red onion)

3 tbsp crumbled or shredded cheese (in this recipe I used crumbled feta)

2 tsp garlic powder

1 tsp black pepper

Cooking Spray


DIRECTIONS:

1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.

2. While oven is heating, whisk eggs together in a large mixing bowl. Add almond milk, garlic powder, and black pepper - whisk together.

3. Stir in cooked chopped veggies and cheese into egg mixture until evenly distributed. (Note: be sure veggies are cooked ahead of time. I either sauté or steam them).

4. Pour egg mixture into non-stick muffin tin, sprayed lightly with cooking spray. You will want to fill each muffin mold about 1/2-3/4 of the way full (they will rise when they cook)

5. Bake in the over for 20 minutes or until fully cooked through. (You can use a toothpick to check)

6. Let cool before serving or storing.

7. Be sure to reheat before serving!





1 Comment


https://casinonokyc.net was open in my other tab, and it made me think that choosing a veggie combo for these egg muffins is a bit like placing a bet—sometimes the familiar spinach-feta is a safe win, but the tomato-pesto one might surprise you. I love that you can use up whatever's in the fridge; my last batch had some sad zucchini and it worked perfectly. The note about warming them up before eating is important—they turn rubbery if you skip it.

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