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Whether you have an abundance of eggs or are just looking for ways to sneak more protein in your diet, these recipes that use up eggs are delicious and practical.
It is egg season around here. You may not think of eggs a seasonal food, but hens substantially slow down their production during the winter when the days get short. The amount of daylight has a significant effect on their production, so when the days start getting longer they start picking up the pace.
If you don’t feel like whipping up a recipe, learn how to preserve eggs with these 5 easy methods.
Breakfast Egg Recipes
Einkorn Puff Pancake
Einkorn puff pancakes are delicious, Dutch-baby-style pancakes that are super simple to whip up. Simply blend the ingredients together, pour the batter, and bake. Your entire family will love this fluffy, sweet, and simple breakfast staple.Â
Cozy, baked French toast casserole is a mouthwatering, comforting breakfast that you can make right now or the night before. Butter, maple syrup, and cranberries are simmered together in a cast iron skillet, topped with homemade sourdough bread and a creamy custard, then baked to completion.
This sourdough crepes recipe makes for a super easy breakfast. All you need are 5 simple ingredients and your choice of fillings to make this healthy, delicious recipe. It’s perfect for an everyday breakfast or a special occasion!
Mascarpone Stuffed Sourdough French Toast Casserole
The most decadent breakfast, this mascarpone stuffed French toast casserole starts with homemade French toast. These mouthwatering slices are then stuffed with a cream cheese, mascarpone, and blueberry filling, covered in a custard mixture, and baked the next day.Â
This sourdough French toast casserole is rich and sweet, baked with tangy sourdough bread and a creamy custard. The brown sugar topping blurs the line between breakfast and dessert!
Puffy and fluffy with crispy edges and a custardy center, these freshly milled Dutch baby pancakes are a hearty, but simple breakfast. Topped with fresh berries or a pat of butter and maple syrup, Dutch babies present beautifully, fill the belly, and always feel like a special treat.
This hearty, sourdough breakfast strata combines homemade sourdough bread, sausage, and herbs in a custard mixture topped with cheese. Your family will absolutely love this flavorful breakfast casserole.
The easiest breakfast pizza is made with homemade sourdough crust, melted cheese, crispy bacon, veggies, and perfectly cooked eggs, baked to perfection. Your mornings just got really delicious.
Mini quiche with einkorn crust are small in stature, yet rich in flavor. They are perfect for brunch, a shower, or a holiday breakfast. This recipe starts with a homemade einkorn crust filled with a creamy custard with cheese. Add your favorite ingredients, like crispy potatoes, roasted peppers, onions, or spinach.Â
Zucchini Frittata is a simple dish with robust flavors and a creamy, fluffy texture. Summer zucchini, sweet shallots, fresh eggs, and rich, melted cheese compose this satisfying and delicious frittata.
The best sourdough French toast recipe is totally made from scratch with simple ingredients. Homemade sourdough bread is soaked in a custardy egg mixture and cooked to perfection. This is a recipe the whole family will be raving about.
Brioche French toast is the most decadent and delicious French toast you will ever have. Brioche is dipped in a silky custard mixture, cooked, and then topped with fresh whipped cream and berries for an extra special breakfast or brunch.
A lovely twist on a classic breakfast dish, this strawberry stuffed french toast is the perfect breakfast for any special occasion. Thick slices of soft bread are layered with a delicious strawberry cream cheese filling, dipped in a rich custard, and fried in butter. Top with your favorite toppings: whipped cream, maple syrup, strawberry syrup for a few ideas.
This sourdough breakfast sandwich is a delicious and easy breakfast recipe. Super hearty and filling to keep you full. Best part is it is totally customizable. Choose your bread, the type of eggs, and favorite breakfast meat.
This vegetable hash recipe in a cast iron skillet is perfect for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. It is quick to throw together and easy to clean up. Best of all it is a great healthy family meal!
A delicious, classic egg salad sandwich is the perfect lunch, and this is the best egg salad recipe! I have the best method that creates delicious egg salad sandwiches every time–creamy texture and savory flavor.
Sourdough brioche rolls are tangy, lightly sweetened, and enriched with butter, eggs, and milk for an unbelievably soft texture and rich flavor. These are sure to be your new favorite dinner rolls!
If you are looking for a healthy breakfast recipe that is simple and feeds a crowd, look no further than this Chicken Frittata! Made with shredded chicken, spinach, gruyere and feta cheeses, and fresh herbs, it’s a flavorful, delicious way to start any day.Â
Whip up this ham and cheese frittata for a quick and easy breakfast. A fluffy frittata is filled with smoked ham, cheddar cheese, and onions for a flavorful, healthy meal to start your day.Â
This delicious pumpkin frittata recipe is a healthy breakfast perfect for pumpkin season. Light, fluffy, creamy, and packed with so many delicious flavors. The saltiness from the feta and bacon paired with the sweetness from the pumpkin and caramelized onions is an amazing combination of flavors.
The best deviled eggs are made from simple ingredients that yield loads of flavor. They are the perfect little bite for holiday gatherings, delicious enough to please all ages, and so easy that they truly should be made year-round. Follow my tips below for the perfect deviled eggs recipe with rich, creamy filling.
An enriched dough made with butter, eggs, and milk – and naturally leavened with sourdough starter; this will become an absolute favorite around the table.
Sourdough brioche cinnamon rolls are buttery, fluffy rolls filled with cinnamon sugar and topped with a silky sweet layer of homemade cream cheese frosting.
Homemade Brioche Donuts with Vanilla Custard Filling
Brioche donuts are tossed in sugar and filled with a creamy, rich vanilla custard filling for a delicious treat. Made using an enriched brioche dough, these homemade donuts are perfect for a special occasion and are sure to satisfy any sweet tooth.Â
Creamy, homemade, raw-milk ice cream couldn’t be easier. It all starts with raw dairy, blended with rich pastured eggs, sweetened with honey or maple syrup, and deepened with a splash of vanilla. It’s mixed together and transformed into the yummiest ice cream.
This whole wheat cake with freshly milled flour delivers the deliciously soft crumb and warm vanilla sweetness of your classic cake, plus the added flavor, and nutrition of healthy whole wheat.
This recipe is surprisingly easy to create and makes for the most delicious dessert. It features a simple shortbread crust that presses into the pan, so there is no need for fussy pastry crust or a rolling pin. It is then topped with fresh summer berries that have a tartness to balance out the sweetness of the white chocolate custard filling inside the shell.
This cheesecake recipe starts with a homemade gingersnap cookie crust that is topped with a perfectly creamy pumpkin cheesecake filling. It is then adorned with a lighter than air whipped cream topping, and a dusting of gingersnap cookies for some added crunch. It is a super simple recipe to create, but an absolute showstopper at get togethers or parties. I promise, you are going to want to add this to your fall baking list!
Rich and decadent, sourdough bread pudding is the ultimate comforting dessert. A creamy custard spiced with cinnamon is poured over homemade sourdough brioche and topped with raisins before baking. Drizzled with a sweet bread pudding sauce to serve.
Made from scratch, this sourdough carrot cake is quick and easy, moist and delicious. Topped with a decadent cream cheese frosting, it’s easily one of our favorite cakes.
This summery homemade strawberry cheesecake ice cream recipe is an irresistible combination of rich cream and honey, pockets of tangy cream cheese, and swirls of fresh, syrupy strawberry sauce.Â
Homemade chai ice cream starts with warm spices steeped in honey-sweetened cream, then churned into a fall-inspired, delightfully rich ice cream. It takes your favorite tea’s orange, clove, cinnamon, and fennel flavors and yields a delicious, frozen delicacy.
Hi! What is the process you are going through with your eggs all over the kitchen? I get that you’re decorating, but they all look spotless. I see that you washed them in your video. What did you wash them with? Did those eggs go in the freezer? Do all of the ones you leave out just happen to be clean? My girls get dirty!
For the water glassing, you said 1oz of lime to 8oz water here. On your other post, you said 1oz of lime to 1 quart of water. That is a huge difference. The 1oz of lime to 1qt of water is what I also find elsewhere. You may wish to correct this.
Nice, helpful post. The ads bugger up my computer and make it about unbearable to read though.
May I ask you a few things that came to mind after reading this. Why sugar or salt?
When glassing – given eggs sometime arrive with poppy on them, how to you clean them before glassing the eggs? I would think any poop might cause contamination. Well that it all. And thank you for your response in advance.
You recently posted a video on freeze drying your eggs. I would be interested in knowing what make of freeze dryer you purchased if you would be able to tell me. I am looking to invest in one and I think that the one that you have would be perfect. Thank you so much. I really do love your videos and tutorials. They have been very informative.
I have a freeze dryer. It is a Harvest Right, medium size. I really like it. We lucked out and found a used one for half the price. There were over 50 people interested and my husband got there first. Butthey work grear for all kinds of food.
Thank you, you rock! This may be your hobby and you may make a lil money on the side, but the real fact is, this is a ministry you have and are blessing families all over!
Wish you well 🌸
.
Bearnaise sauce. Uses up 12 egg yolks at a time! The whites go to the dog and cat:
Jimmy Moore’s Homemade Keto Bernaise Sauce
Ingredients:
5 tbs butter
12 eggs
1/4 cup white wine vinegar
Pinch of dried Basil, or another spice of your choice such as Italian Seasoning or Tarragon
Pinch of sea salt (more if unsalted butter)
Pinch of ground black pepper
1. In a small skillet over medium-high heat, add the butter. While it melts, in a large mixing bowl
separate the eggs from the egg whites, discarding the whites. Beat the yolks thoroughly until smooth
and creamy.
2. To the skillet, add the white wine vinegar, dried basil, sea salt, and pepper and reduce the heat to medium low.
Allow to simmer for 10 to 15 minutes, stirring occasionally. Finally add the butter.
3. Remove from heat and let cool for 10 minutes, then pour the butter mixture slowly into the beaten egg yolks, stirring constantly.
Once all the butter is in the bowl, whisk briskly until a beautiful creamy sauce emerges.
4. Use immediately and pour on top of spaghetti squash, grass-fed steak, or anything you want to add more fat to.
Your eggs are so clean! How do you keep them this way?
After freezing eggs, how do they taste if you thaw them and scramble them?
They are not bad! You can tell a little bit of difference from a regular scrambled egg, but not much!
Hi! What is the process you are going through with your eggs all over the kitchen? I get that you’re decorating, but they all look spotless. I see that you washed them in your video. What did you wash them with? Did those eggs go in the freezer? Do all of the ones you leave out just happen to be clean? My girls get dirty!
I’ve found that a super clean nesting box is what keeps my eggs cleaner!
For the water glassing, you said 1oz of lime to 8oz water here. On your other post, you said 1oz of lime to 1 quart of water. That is a huge difference. The 1oz of lime to 1qt of water is what I also find elsewhere. You may wish to correct this.
Nice, helpful post. The ads bugger up my computer and make it about unbearable to read though.
May I ask you a few things that came to mind after reading this. Why sugar or salt?
When glassing – given eggs sometime arrive with poppy on them, how to you clean them before glassing the eggs? I would think any poop might cause contamination. Well that it all. And thank you for your response in advance.
The yolks last better and don’t get as gummy if you add a sprinkle of salt or sugar to the eggs before freezing.
You can learn more about water glassing in my blog post here: https://www.farmhouseonboone.com/water-glassing-eggs
how to tell if an egg is bad after collecting
You recently posted a video on freeze drying your eggs. I would be interested in knowing what make of freeze dryer you purchased if you would be able to tell me. I am looking to invest in one and I think that the one that you have would be perfect. Thank you so much. I really do love your videos and tutorials. They have been very informative.
I have a freeze dryer. It is a Harvest Right, medium size. I really like it. We lucked out and found a used one for half the price. There were over 50 people interested and my husband got there first. Butthey work grear for all kinds of food.
Thank you, you rock! This may be your hobby and you may make a lil money on the side, but the real fact is, this is a ministry you have and are blessing families all over!
Wish you well 🌸
.
Bearnaise sauce. Uses up 12 egg yolks at a time! The whites go to the dog and cat:
Jimmy Moore’s Homemade Keto Bernaise Sauce
Ingredients:
5 tbs butter
12 eggs
1/4 cup white wine vinegar
Pinch of dried Basil, or another spice of your choice such as Italian Seasoning or Tarragon
Pinch of sea salt (more if unsalted butter)
Pinch of ground black pepper
1. In a small skillet over medium-high heat, add the butter. While it melts, in a large mixing bowl
separate the eggs from the egg whites, discarding the whites. Beat the yolks thoroughly until smooth
and creamy.
2. To the skillet, add the white wine vinegar, dried basil, sea salt, and pepper and reduce the heat to medium low.
Allow to simmer for 10 to 15 minutes, stirring occasionally. Finally add the butter.
3. Remove from heat and let cool for 10 minutes, then pour the butter mixture slowly into the beaten egg yolks, stirring constantly.
Once all the butter is in the bowl, whisk briskly until a beautiful creamy sauce emerges.
4. Use immediately and pour on top of spaghetti squash, grass-fed steak, or anything you want to add more fat to.
How long will the eggs last in the freezer when you froze them in cupcake form?
Thanks.
How do you use your eggs that have been frozen in muffin pans?
I let them thaw and then use them in baked goods, strata, French toast casserole, or scramble them.