My Easy Western Stuffing Egg Muffins or Stuffing Cups savory breakfast recipe is filled with scrambled eggs, ham or bacon, onion and peppers.
breakfast egg muffin cups
Easy Western Stuffing Egg Muffins are a delicious and easy way to start any day! I just can't get enough of this crust! If you are a fan of stuffing you will love these versatile and tasty little treats.
These breakfast egg muffin cups are perfect for any time of the day!
You can include anything you like in these Easy Western Stuffing Egg Muffins. You can use any cooked meat and almost any vegetables! You don't have to make these Western style at all!
The reason I say almost any vegetable is because if you are using mushrooms for example you will need to saute them first or the egg mixture can become super watery!
Yes I know this because I have tried it and I should have known better!
Savory Muffins
In life you always have a choice and I have included an alternative. I figure you can never have enough Stove Top, or whatever brand you choose, stuffing recipes.
If you love stuffing even half as much as I do or love eggs and toast you'll love these incredible tasty breakfast treats.
Here are two of my favorite most wonderful Stove Top stuffing recipes.
Stove Top Stuffing Recipe
If you prefer plain old eggs instead of these Easy Western Stuffing Egg Muffins you can always try our Easy Stuffing Egg Muffins too! They are wonderful in their own right.
If you enjoy eggs and toast you might just love eating egg with some of this stuffing crust! Totally delicious!
Scrambled Egg Muffins
When my son was small he used to love making these Easy Western Stuffing Egg Muffins. We used to put out all of the choices and he and his friends would each make their own.
They were funny too, continually running back and forth to the oven to watch for when they were cooked and ready to eat! To this day he still makes them but I a sure he is not as excited while he does it!
I have used so many things to make these Easy Western Stuffing Egg Muffins. Everything from cooked bacon, ham and sausage to spinach, tomato and feta, to broccoli and cheese to, well, you get the idea!
You can use these as a fridge cleaner or include whatever you like with your eggs, the possibilities are truly endless!
Ingredients in Easy Western Stuffing Egg Muffins
Stuffing Crust
- 1 package chicken or turkey flavored stuffing mix
- 1 cup water
- 2 tablespoons butter
- sprinkles salt
- sprinkles pepper
- cooking spray
Plain Scrambled Eggs
- 6 large eggs
- ¼ cup milk
- sprinkles salt
- sprinkles pepper
Western Omelet Ingredients
- 1 cup cheese, shredded, your favorite variety
- ¼ -½ cup bacon or ham, chopped, cooked until crisp
- ¼ cup onion, diced or chopped
- ¼ cup sweet peppers, diced or chopped
- green onions, thinly sliced for garnish if desired
How to make Easy Western Stuffing Egg Muffins
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Prepare a 6 hole muffin pan with cooking spray. Set aside.
Making the Stuffing
First, you need to prepare your stuffing as directed on the package itself. The only difference will be that you DO NOT allow the stuffing to rest covered for 5 minutes before serving.
Everything else you need to do exactly the same.
Stove Top Stuffing Directions
Boil your water with some a couple tablespoons of butter inside it.
As soon as it boils add stuffing mix and stir until combined.
Then divide mixture, as evenly as possible, between the six holes in the muffin pan. I usually use a soup spoon to do this.
Next press stuffing into the muffin hole and press it up the sides.
Push the stuffing deep into the bottom of the muffin hole, especially around the lower bottom round edge. As you do this the stuffing will push up the sides of the muffin cup.
Once stuffing is cool enough I usually use my fingers to do this. The stuffing does not have to reach the top of each muffin hole but get as close as you can.
Next, sprinkle some cheese on the bottom of each stuffing cup, if desired. I always do. I just can't seem to help myself.
Making Eggs - Omelet
If you're adding extras to your scrambled eggs you'll need to add them here. Everything needs to be added to each stuffing muffin cup before you add your egg mixture.
Add cooked and diced ham or bacon to bottom of your stuffing muffin cup.
Add onion and peppers too inside each stuffing muffin cup.
Making Eggs - Plain Scrambled
If you are just using some cheese and some eggs, make sure they are out and ready at your workstation.
In a bowl, using a fork, combine eggs, milk and a ½ teaspoon salt and ½ teaspoon pepper.
Using a ladle or soup spoon evenly divide mixture amongst each of the muffin cups as best you can.
Bake for about 20 minutes and remove from oven if wanting to add cheese. If not your eggs should be finished within 5 minutes.
Add a pinch or some cheese, again if desired, and return to oven for about another 5 minutes or eggs are done to your liking.
Use a toothpick to confirm that the eggs are done. The toothpick should come out clean if eggs are cooked. The scrambled eggs will also form a sort of dome that looks cooked at the top, in the middle, when they are cooked through.
Don't panic, remember if you are using scrambled eggs they will expand. Serve immediately and enjoy!
Check out our video below for these Easy Western Stuffing Egg Muffins. I think you will be glad you did!
Easy Western Stuffing Egg Muffins Video
Easy Western Stuffing Egg Muffins
Equipment
- muffin pan - 6 holes
Ingredients
Stuffing Crust
- 1 package chicken or turkey flavored stuffing mix
- 1 cup water
- 2 tablespoons butter
- sprinkles salt
- sprinkles pepper
- cooking spray
Western Omelet Ingredients
- 1 cup cheese, shredded, your favorite variety
- ¼ -½ cup bacon or ham, chopped, cooked until crisp
- ¼ cup onion, diced or chopped
- ¼ cup sweet peppers, diced or chopped
- green onions, thinly sliced for garnish if desired
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Prepare a 6 hole muffin pan with cooking spray. Set aside.
Making the Stuffing
- Prepare stuffing as directed on package, except do not allow the stuffing to rest. Boil your water with some butter in it and as soon as it boils add stuffing mix and stir until combined. Then divide mixture, as evenly as possible, between the six holes in the muffin pan. I usually use a soup spoon to do this.
- Next press stuffing into the muffin hole and press it up the sides. Push the stuffing deep into the bottom of the muffin hole, especially around the lower bottom round edge. As you do this the stuffing will push up the sides of the muffin cup.
- Once stuffing is cool enough I usually use my fingers to do this. The stuffing does not have to reach the top of each muffin hole but get as close as you can.
- Next, sprinkle some cheese on the bottom of each stuffing cup, if desired. I always do. I just can't seem to help it.
Making Eggs - Omelet
- If you're not including any other toppings or ingredients, skip below to Making Eggs - Plain Scrambled. Otherwise this is where you add anything else you want to include. You really can add anything you desire!
- Add cooked and diced ham or bacon to bottom of your stuffing muffin cup.
- Add onion and peppers too inside each stuffing muffin cup.
Making Eggs - Plain Scrambled
- If you are just using some cheese and some eggs, make sure they are out and ready at your workstation.
- In a bowl, using a fork, combine eggs, milk and a ½ teaspoon salt and ½ teaspoon pepper.
- Using a ladle or soup spoon evenly divide mixture amongst each of the muffin cups as best you can.
- Bake for about 20 minutes and remove from oven if wanting to add cheese. If not your eggs should be finished within 5 minutes.
- Add a pinch or some cheese, again if desired, and return to oven for about another 5 minutes or eggs are done to your liking.
- Use a toothpick to confirm that the eggs are done. The toothpick should come out clean if eggs are cooked. The scrambled eggs will also form a sort of dome that looks cooked at the top, in the middle, when they are cooked through.
- Don't panic, remember if you are using scrambled eggs they will expand. Serve immediately and enjoy!
Nutrition
LaFawne
Steps 4 and 5 seem to be repetitive, might want to reread 😛
I watched video so I know what needs to be done and it sounds delicious.
Karin and Ken
These are so delicious and I am so grateful you took the time to send me a message. I can't believe the recipe looked like that and I wish I knew why. I can't thank you enough for taking time out of your day to let me know. Really. Take care and be well. Karin ?