Ham and Eggs Cups are the perfect portable breakfast! Easy baked ham cups filled with sharp cheddar cheese and scrambled eggs.
A few weeks ago, I included these handy ham and egg cups as a breakfast idea in one of the weekly meal plans posts.
It reminded me how long it has been since we’ve had them for breakfast around here! With that, I decided to re-shoot them and give another share to you guys.
These little cups are awesome!
Here is a breakdown:
- Start with a slice of deli-style ham. Any type will work fine. Regular, honey, or whatever you wish. Be sure to spray your muffin pan first, then, line the bottom of the pan with a slice of ham.
- In a skillet, scramble the eggs to your desired consistency. If you don’t want to scramble your eggs, you can carefully crack an egg right into the ham cup instead. However, your cooking time will be a bit longer by a few minutes.
- Top eggs with shredded cheese and black pepper. Usually, I top these with a sharp cheddar, but, mozzarella, Swiss or taco blend also taste great too.
A slice of ham that is filled with scrambled eggs and cheese..all baked up in nice, portable, breakfast.
These Ham and Eggs Cups can be made to your preference ( consistency of eggs, cheese, etc) and are great to make, then, toss in the freezer. When you are ready for them, just heat in the microwave for a few seconds and they are ready to go.
Easy peasy 🙌
Ham and Eggs Cups
Ingredients
- 6 slices deli-style ham
- 6 eggs
- ½ cup shredded cheddar cheese
- black pepper to taste preference
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Spray muffin tin pan with non stick cooking spray.
- Line bottom of of muffin tin with individual slices of ham.
- In a skillet, scramble 6 eggs as desired. Scoop scrambled eggs evenly on top of each slice of ham.
- Sprinkle with cheddar cheese and black pepper.
- Bake 10-12 minutes or until cheese is melted and ham is baked.
Dianna Struble
Tuesday 6th of October 2020
If I wished to put the eggs in the ham cup raw and bake them until done how much time would you recommend adding to the cook time?
Annie
Tuesday 7th of April 2020
Can u freeze these say if I make batches? Thank you
Jess
Saturday 14th of March 2020
Wondering if you used a traditional 12 c muffin pan or if you used a larger cup size pan?
Erin Table for Seven
Sunday 15th of March 2020
Hi Jess- I used a regular 12 count muffin pan.
Mary
Monday 17th of February 2020
Looking for Keto fun recipes. This is an interesting one & I’ll try it. But why list the carbs in mg units & not grams? Instead of 243 mg it is .243 grams of carbs. Right?
Leah
Saturday 17th of August 2019
Made these this morning, they were easy and delicious!!! Will definitely be making again!
Erin Table for Seven
Sunday 18th of August 2019
So glad you enjoyed them Leah! Thanks for letting me know. :)