I can pretty much eat breakfast for any meal. These are really fast and are perfect if you’re always on the go. I woke up in a good mood and decided to actually make breakfast this morning. I usually just grab some fruit & nuts. So… take advantage of my sleepy morning recipe!

Side note: Unless you have diabetes, hypertension, or cardiovascular disease I don’t want to hear shit about the yolk!! It’s full of nutrients, so eat the damn thing. 

Ingredients:

  • 6 eggs
  • 1 avocado
  • Nitrate free ham
  • Cayenne pepper

Directions: 

1) Preheat oven to 400F

2) In a muffin tin or a cupcake tray line however many “breakfast cupcakes” you plan to make with a cupcake liners.

3) Fill each liner with a slice of ham and a slice of avocado.

4) After the ham and avocado are in crack an egg in each of the cups.

5) Place in the oven for 20 minutes. The whites sound be firm to the touch.

If you don’t want the yolk to be too firm cook for about 15-16 minutes.

6) Once the sexy beasts are done sprinkle a little bit of cayenne pepper on top for a little kick!

Comments
  1. anniewild@verizon.net says:

    I make something similar in ramekins using ham, fresh spinach, egg and topped with a sprinkle of goat cheese…2 minutes or less for two!

  2. Jeri says:

    Can these be refrigerated and eaten through out the week?

  3. Jeri says:

    Can these be refrigerated and eaten later?

  4. Oh my goodness this looks yummy! Thanks for sharing this recipe. I’m going to have to try it :). Hope you’re having a great day!

  5. darlene says:

    looks so easy and yummy

  6. Sasha says:

    Can this work for turkey? I dont eat pork

  7. Michelle says:

    I’m going to try making a batch of these tonight. Question: I see you’ve tried refrigerating these with no problems. Have you tried freezing them? If so, pros/cons? Thanks in advance!

  8. Kimberly says:

    Any way to make these with the yolks less yellow/runny? I prefer my yolks well done. Thanks.

  9. How many are 1 serving?

  10. Alyx says:

    I Js made 2 batches of these cause my PT has asked me to have a breakfast that is high in protein but I am rubbish at getting up in a morning so these will be brilliant to Js grab on the way out of the house, the only thing I found was that the first batch at 200c for 20 minutes were cooked on top but still a little runny at the bottom, the second batch I ditched the cupcake liners and cooked them at 160c for 25 minutes and they’ve cooked perfect imo 😀 thankyou so much for this recipe 🙂 also has anyone had any luck freezing them or??

  11. Karen says:

    I absolutly love the yolk comment! Made my day! And these look delicious too! I’m thinking Easter Brunch. Thank you!

  12. klreaves4 says:

    I love the yolk comment! Made my day! And these look delicious! I’m thinking Easter Brunch. Than you

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  14. Adriana Fasiangova says:

    I like Ham and overeasy Eggs For Breaky. This looks very yammy.
    I sprinkle a black crashed pepper, paprika on the top or basil and salt.

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  16. Lu says:

    Adorei a ideia!

  17. Tom says:

    In regard to using egg yolks, how about adding Hollandaise sauce and an English muffin. Poaching eggs can be messy. I really like the idea of using a muffin pan with liners. THANKS for the idea.

  18. Elena says:

    Wow one of the COOLEST recipes we’ve seen! Thanks!

  19. Keyli says:

    How does the avocado maintain? It doesn’t brown or get mushy??

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  21. Mike says:

    Wow, this is an easy no mess complete breakfast. I like the creamy yolk.

  22. Carol says:

    Has anyone tried to frreza them yet? I make muffins but scramble the eggs and those freeze well.

  23. Steph C. says:

    I made these with bacon instead of ham for Thanksgiving breakfast and people had no clue they were Paleo. Since seeing this recipe with the ham, Ive experimented with a little ground bison patty in the bottom, or a roasted red pepper, and topped with a few shavings of Kerrygold cheddar. Using these variations, you can make them to suit different tastes in your family

    • carol says:

      I scamble my egg before putting in. Little more work but less watery and freeze well. I do 2-3 dozen and take out enough for the week? Have traveled from NY to Fla by car and the were great for traveling

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