7 Eggcellent Egg Recipes to Level up Your Breakfast Game

We are a family of egg lovers through and through. From deviled eggs to quiche, I often feel like we've tried all the egg recipes there are to try.

Lately though I've found myself in a bit of a breakfast rut and I'm entirely guilty of not wanting to take time in the morning to make myself a proper breakfast.

In an effort to push us all to level up our breakfast game, I've rounded up 7 of our most eggcellent egg recipes. (The pun could not be resisted!)

Getting a little one to school and my own day started often feels like a heavy lift, so I also love that many of these recipes can be prepped in advance. Enjoy!

1. Easy Migas Recipe

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If you've never made migas at home you absolutely must! Migas is basically soft and cheesy scrambled eggs loaded up with peppers, onion, and fried tortillas often topped with refried beans, salsa or sour cream. They are hearty, delicious and one awesome way to start your day.

2. Broccoli Cheddar Zoodle Bake Recipe

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Our broccoli cheddar zoodle bake is packed with veggies and reheats beautifully, making it ideal as a make-ahead breakfast. Savory, flavorful and nutritious, it's as equally at home on the dinner table as it is on the weekday breakfast menu.

3. Cheesy Grits and Eggs Recipe

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Creamy, cheesy grits make the heartiest breakfast comfort food. Add a big bunch of wilted spinach and top with eggs cooked to your liking and you've got a breakfast worth writing home about. I personally love poached eggs with grits, but eggs over easy or over medium would be delicious, too!

4. Toaster Oven Egg Bake Recipe

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Cozy and filling, this high-protein egg bake features cottage cheese, eggs, and spicy pepper jack cheese. Plus, it's made right in the toaster oven making it a cinch to get breakfast on the table. The basic recipe is simple to customize with what’s already in the pantry. You can substitute canned green chilies for the jalapeño, swap leftover roasted broccoli or potatoes for the corn, and amp up the flavor with a pinch of garlic powder or chili powder.