Don’t miss these dozen egg recipes including frittatas, breakfast cups, egg salad, and more!
Easter is coming. This is yet another holiday where I am a lame mom because I’m not really selling my kids the Easter Bunny idea. I’m like Spock when it comes to magical holiday characters. “It’s not logical.”
With my oldest, I told him straight up something like, “Those guys aren’t real, but we can pretend they are. Don’t tell your friends.” After having so many people tell me that I was cheating him out of the magic of the holidays (and that he was going to ruin it for their kids), I took a softer approach with our youngest. I haven’t told him Santa and the Easter Bunny are real, but I haven’t said they aren’t. Yesterday he asked me if the Easter Bunny talks. I said, “I don’t know. What do you think?” I want him to say, “Of course not. Rabbits don’t talk or deliver eggs, and there’s no way a man could fly around with reindeer delivering toys all over the world in one night. It’s completely absurd.” I want him to use his head and realize how ridiculous that sounds, but instead he says, “Yes, I think he can talk.” …
Whomever they think is leaving it, they do wake up to find candy and colored eggs and small gifts on Easter morning. It’s like a very mini Christmas. Except with more eggs. Where do all the eggs come from for Easter by the way? Have you noticed that grocery stores have WAY more eggs in stock? Do they have more chickens around Easter or what? Wherever they come from, this time of year you can easily find a dozen eggs for 99 cents. I say color half and cook the rest! I even have a dozen (of course) tasty egg recipes for you right here. Which one will you try first?
Easy Breakfast Pizza by Yellow Bliss Road
Egg Muffins by Recipe Girl
Breakfast for Dinner Casserole
Sriracha Egg Salad by Lemon Tree Dwelling
Roasted Mushroom and Potato Cheese Frittata by Yummy Healthy Easy
Huevos Rancheros with Fresh Tomatillo Sauce by Simply Gloria
Sausage Frittata
Classic Egg Salad Sandwich by The Food Charlatan
Taco Egg Muffin Cups by Inside BruCrew Life
Baked Egg over Roasted Potatoes and Sausage
Bacon and Egg Cups by The Midnight Baker
Sweet Potato Hash with Salmon and Eggs by Lemons for Lulu
Want even more egg recipes? OK, here you go!
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- Quick Cream Corn Pancakes with Brown Sugar Pork Chops - July 27, 2017
- BBQ Brisket Enchiladas - June 20, 2017
- Quick Grilled Pork with Lemon Avocado Salad - June 14, 2017
- Dill Pickle Potato Salad with Grilled Sausages - June 7, 2017
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12 Comments on "A Dozen Grade-A Egg Recipes"
That’s so funny! I’m starting to wonder if my oldest knows the truth but is playing along with it because he’s worried the presents will stop!
All these recipes looks delicious! Eggs may be my favorite food ever!
Yes maybe he doesn’t want to tell you he knows the truth any more than you want to tell him! Glad you found some recipes you like. Thanks, Amanda 🙂
Yummm, love all of these egg recipes! Those bacon and egg cups are so darn cute! I need them in my life asap
I love it that you think bacon is cute. Let’s be best friends. 🙂
I feel the same way about Santa and the bunny. But they both get so excited about them that it’s hard for me to tell them the truth. Ps.. I totally giggled at the title of this post. 😀
I’m glad I can amuse someone besides myself 😉 Thanks, Kelley!
I love this egg round-up, Andi!! That baked egg over roasted potatoes and sausage needs to happen one of these mornings at my house! Heck, I would eat any of these for lunch and dinner, too!
Thanks, Sara! We had the baked eggs for dinner, and it wasn’t until we sat down that I realized it was probably more of a breakfast recipe 😉
I would say the egg pizza or those breakfast tostadas! What can I say…I love to jazz up my eggs!
Yes, I want to try that egg pizza too!! Thanks, Meg!
I. Love. Eggs. Always have, always will. I have two every morning, so I usually don’t even think about using them for dinner, but now I will!
BTW, I’m with ya on the magical holiday characters. It just adds to the commercialization of whatever holiday is being celebrated, and there’s already too much of that.
I did not know that about you, Angie! Now I’ll think of you when I’m cooking eggs 🙂 Thank you!