I had a little bit of that sweet potato hash left over.
By a little bit, I mean that I had two tupperwares full. One had sausage, one didn’t.
I’m also still on a breakfast kick.
By kick, I mean that I ate breakfast today. (That counts, right?)
I should also tell you that we go through approximately eighteen to twenty-four eggs on any given week and right now as I type this (on Tuesday), we have already used fifteen. That’s fifteen eggs in two days, friends.
Maybe we’re on an egg kick?
Whatever it is, it’s delicious and if you made that hash already…you’re almost done with this recipe too.
Egg Hash Muffins
makes one dozen
- 9 eggs (there’s where my eggs went!)
- 1-2 C leftover hash (or just any combo of chopped vegetables)
- 4 slices of bacon, cooked and crumbled
- 1 t salt
- pepper to taste
Whisk the eggs and then stir in the rest of the ingredients. Pour into muffin tins sprayed with EITHER non-stick spray or muffin cups lined with foil. I used paper muffin cups on some of them and they stuck. Still tasted good, but just more of a hassle.
Bake at 350 degrees for 22 – 25 minutes or until the middle of each muffin is set.



We just ran out of eggs this morning too. I shopped on Sunday. I think it’s time to look into chickens…
I would be the happiest person alive if we had chickens in our backyard…I keep begging Meeker to buy me/make me a henhouse.
It totally counts as a kick (I’m going to support whatever breakfasting you do so that I can get you back on the breakfast train completely…I need you as my breakfasting friend!).
These look awesome and I love their individual size!
Yummola! I love sweet potatoes. I love eggs. I love THIS!!
these are so perfect for breakfasts on the go!
Want!! They look so good!
I’m the same way with my eggs. I buy the huge box at Walmart and go through them in a little over a week. My husband doesn’t help matters…..he’s an egg hog!
I love that you use all your leftovers creatively. I made a giant batch of veggie fajita filling last week and we got tired of it, so I’ve been doing fajita eggs, and I made “enchiladas” by adding cheese and some beans and wrapping them up. So now I’ve got the enchiladas in the freezer ready for action when we want a quick meal.
15 eggs in 2 days is pretty awesome…i’m working on 8 in 3 days and am still craving more!
They’re like mini crustless quiches or frittatas! I was at a wedding this weekend and there was a very similar appetizer but I had no idea how to replicate them — this is very helpful in my quest
I make these all the time with egg whites, they’re so great for grab and go!
This is why I love things like hash- so many options for leftovers! These muffins look awesome. Did you try reheating any of them later?
Yes, I put them in the microwave for about 20 seconds…perfect!
YES! YES! YES! These looks fabulous!
Pretty sure you’re my new bestie. I love eggs for breakfast, but am usually too lazy to do anything creative with them. I am all over these little beauties!
Eggs are definitely something I go through phases with!
You just answered my Paleo breakfast prayers! Between the hash and these cute little muffins, my “help, i have to run to work and have nothing handy to eat” issue is gone.