
I made these egg muffins a couple of days back on a weekend when I was looking to make something that was a little different from our usual breakfast fare. I also wanted something that would be simple to prepare, quick and filling.
I came across this recipe on Lisa’s blog and decided to try making eggs her way. I made a few changes to the original recipe.
Ingredients:5 large eggs
½ cup milk (I used 2%)
½ cup scallions, chopped (both green and white parts)
½ cup finely chopped red bell pepper
3-4 green chillies, chopped finely
1 cup shredded cheese (I used sharp cheddar)
A handful of fresh parsley, finely chopped
Salt and pepper
Butter to grease the muffin tray
3 tsp cornmeal to coat the insides of the muffin tray
This recipe yields 8 medium sized egg muffins.
Method:
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
Grease a medium sized muffin tray with a little bit of butter.
Spoon a little cornmeal into each greased cup, just enough to cover the bottom.
In a large bowl beat the eggs well, add the milk and stir in the remaining ingredients. Mix well.
Pour the egg mixture into each muffin cup and fill each one almost to the top.
Bake at 350 degrees F for about 20-25 minutes (check after 20 minutes) or until the muffins begin to puff up and become slightly firm to the touch.
Serve hot and wash it down with this smoothie.
looks yummy and very colorful.
ReplyDeletethose look lovely and puffy, tbc. bookmarked it to try soon :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a realy clever idea for a fast breakfast. And it looks so special
ReplyDeleteAha, these muffins are definitely a must try for Eggeterians like me..:))
ReplyDeleteThe pic look gorgeous. Thanks for sharing with all of us.
~ Siri
tbc- it looks so good..and i do not even eat eggs!!...
ReplyDeleteOhh these look positively pretty!!Love the idea.
ReplyDeleteWow, looks wonderful, imagining the taste and drooling.............
ReplyDeletequite a clever approach :)
ReplyDeleteI am also always looking for new ways to make eggs... this looks perfect...
ReplyDeleteWowww, these muffins look gr8 T, love the colour! A very interesting way to make eggs, will try them soon :)
ReplyDeletehey it looks yummy,,and thanks for dropping by
ReplyDeleteVery nice idea & its looks yum too! A different look to the same old egg right?
ReplyDeletethat looks like a lovely souffle... I'll try it sometime... weekend breakfsts can't get better than these lovely muffins :-)
ReplyDeletelooks beautifulllllll tbc nice recipe
ReplyDeleteMythreyee- thanks:)
ReplyDeleteNags, Namratha and Raaga- thanks ladies...hope u try it. It is a nice change from the usual omelette.:-)
HC, Siri, Rajitha, Laavanya, Seena, Mishmash, Sig, Dhivya, Seema and Sagari- thanks to each one of you for stopping by. :-)
What a great way to start the day. I usually have toasts in the morning but should try this.
ReplyDeleteThey look ever so colorful, with the confetti-like veggies all over them! Got to try this soon :) nice portable breakfast.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Nice change from my usual scrambled eggs. Will bookmark this! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are great! I love baked egg dishes. I will have to make this one!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting/commenting on my blog! I am loving yours and can't wait to come back. :)
What a lovely variation to the plain ole omelet. Looks really good.
ReplyDeleteGlad these worked out for you. I like your modifications. The possibilities for these egg muffins are endless.
ReplyDeleteThese look so good...almost like little quiche.
ReplyDeleteThese look so good...almost like little quiche.
ReplyDeleteThose look great, I love how colorful they turned out!
ReplyDeleteI dont cook with eggs, yet I am getting so tempted tbc. They are just awesome.
ReplyDeleteEgg muffins! Lovely! Nice colours..
ReplyDeleteThey look like savory doughnuts and u have the patience to chop and bake in the morning for breakfast..I am in awe
ReplyDeleteYou have such a beautiful blog- the pictures are absolutely captivating. Thanks for visiting my blog- I am glad I found you!
ReplyDeleteHelene- Indeed it is!
ReplyDeleteNupur- I like that...never thought of that... a portable BF.:-)
and thank you!
Kalai- thanks. I was getting tired of making the usual omelettes, french toasts etc. This is a nice change.:)
Chris- thanks for stopping by! :-)
Aparna- thank you.
Lisa- thank YOU!:-)
Valli- thanks:)
Nicole- thanks...I loved what you had done too! :-)
Hima- thank you:-). You could substitute the eggs with the latest craze around here- tofu:-)I'd seen a recipe for it somewhere and remember thinking it was a great idea.
Rachel- thanks:-)
Shankari- I did have good intentions but this was more like brunch.:-)
And it only needed 5-10 min of preparation, the oven did the rest.
I think I spent more time taking the pics than actually making it.
Vaishali- thanks for visiting. I am glad I found your space too through TOI.
You are being very kind now! :-)
Hey thats a wonderful colorful muffin:)
ReplyDeleteThey look so light, fluffy and pretty! Will definitely give it a try, I saw some on Kalyn's blog too.
ReplyDeleteWe love muffins(or quiche ). Lovely pictures!! We also add spinach and mushrooms.
ReplyDeleteEggs as muffins .......mmmm I really love the idea. I am also tired of make the same omelettes for breakfast, would really like to try them, except that I am little hesitant to use 1 cup of cheese.....not that I wouldnt love it ;-)
ReplyDeleteEggs are certainly allowed in my diet and I'm looking for different ways to prepare it other than omellette and scrambled eggs. One question... Can I use egg substitute for eggs. Your muffins are so colorful and tempting. Nice job done.
ReplyDeleteRV- thank you. :)
ReplyDeleteCynthia- I did too...I think that's how I eventually ended up finding Lisa's recipe.:-)
D & C- yes, that would be nice too. I am not a mushroom lover.:(
Shella- you could use low fat cheese like I did or you could cut down on the amount used. Besides, it is 1 cup for 8 muffins...
Kribha- Sorry for the late reply...
I really have no idea how that would turn out. I remember trying the substitute once(not in this dish) and not liking it. You could use soft tofu though...I had even seen a recipe somewhere that substituted the eggs with tofu.
I tried these today and they were so good, my hubby who usually does not like egg much loved these. I put in different veggies, what were in hand but it is such an easy breakfast idea, Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMedhaa- welcome to my blog!:)
ReplyDeleteI am so glad to hear that you tried something along these lines and liked it. Thank you so much for letting me know!