Sheet pan eggs are a big batch breakfast recipe that is perfect for serving a crowd, or batch prepping breakfasts on Meal Prep Sunday!
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Do you prefer a sweet or savoury breakfast? Well, today, I’m all about the savoury breakfasts in celebration of World Egg Day (a global celebration dedicated to eggs)!
Canadian egg farmers take the greatest pride in caring for their hens and the high quality eggs that they produce. Did you know that Canadian eggs are produced in every province and territory? This means that no matter where you purchase your eggs, they are from a local farmer. Love that!
Reasons to love these sheet pan eggs
- they make a big batch
- they make a great meal prep breakfast, and you can even freeze any leftovers you have
- you can customize your toppings
- they are really simple to prep and very hands off!
How to make sheet pan eggs
Think of this egg recipe as kind of like an omelette, but for a crowd! Cooking up these eggs in a sheet pan means you don’t have to hang out over the stove top…it’s so efficient and allows you to focus on other things while they bake.
- Beat together 18 eggs. Yes, 18! I told you this is a big batch recipe 😉
- Stir in some milk, salt & pepper.
- Grease a good quality sheet pan (these are the ones I own!) generously with oil. Make sure to use a 12X17 inch pan (and at least 1 inch deep)
- Pour the eggs into the sheet pan, then sprinkle with any veggies, bacon, or cheese you’d like to add.
- Bake for 20 minutes.
- Allow to cool slightly before serving or portioning out!
Eggs are one of my favourite meal prep breakfasts, because they are full of protein to fill you up and fuel your body. Not only that, but eggs contain a ton of vitamins and minerals including iron, vitamins A, D, E and B12 and folate.
Not only that, but eggs are so versatile! Here are some ways you can serve these sheet pan eggs:
- serve with toast
- enjoy between two english muffins as a breakfast sandwich
- portion out with fruit and bacon in glass bento boxes
for an easy re-heatable meal prep breakfast
- freeze for later- see directions below
for an easy re-heatable meal prep breakfast
Can I freeze leftover sheet pan eggs? Yes! I would wrap in plastic wrap and place in a larger storage container, and you can freeze for up to 3 months. Thaw completely, then heat in the microwave before enjoying.
Can I bake this in a 9 x 13 inch baking dish instead? Sure, but you’re going to need to cut the recipe in half. Grease the pan well, and bake at 375°F for 20-25 min, or until the eggs no longer jiggle.
What add-ins can I use? We enjoyed our sheet pan eggs with some cooked & chopped bacon, bell peppers, mushrooms and cheese, but you can use almost any vegetable that is finely chopped including: spinach, kale, broccoli, cauliflower (or cauliflower rice), onion, sun dried tomatoes, even corn. I do caution you not to go too crazy with the veggies as they do release liquid and you don’t want your eggs to get too liquidy.
Watch the video below to see exactly how I prepped these sheet pan eggs. It’s so easy! You can find more of my recipe videos on my YouTube channel, or on Facebook.
Tips & equipment for sheet pan eggs
- make sure to use a large, deep baking sheet with a rim (these are the ones I own!). The dimensions of the sheet pan I used were 12X17 inches and 1 inch deep
- I recommend these glass bento boxes to store in the fridge for meal prep; I portion out with some fruit and extra bacon for an easy breakfast!
- Looking for more big batch breakfasts? Try this Peach Baked Oatmeal Recipe, this Overnight Breakfast Casserole with Bacon & Sweet Potato or this Blueberry Overnight French Toast Bake
Sheet Pan Eggs
Ingredients
- 18 large eggs
- 3/4 cup milk
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 1/2 cups vegetables such as bell peppers & mushrooms (finely chopped)
- 1/2 cup bacon (cooked, cooled & chopped)
- 1 cup shredded cheese
Instructions
- Heat oven to 375°F.
- Grease a good quality 12X17 inch (and at least 1 inch deep) baking pan with 1 tablespoon of olive oil. Don't forget the sides of the pan.
- In a large bowl, beat the eggs together.
- Stir in the milk, salt and pepper and beat until well combined.
- Pour egg mixture into the prepared baking sheet. Sprinkle the vegetables, bacon and cheese over top evenly.
- *Carefully* place the tray in the oven. Bake for 10 minutes, then carefully rotate the pan. Bake for another 10 minutes (total cook time of 20 minutes), or until the eggs no longer jiggle.
- Remove from oven and allow to cool slightly, before running a knife along the edges of the pan and gently scooping the eggs out of the pan.
Storage
- Fridge- I recommend portioning out into meal prep containers with some extra bacon and fresh fruit for up to 4 days.
- Freezer- wrap individual slices in plastic, then place in a large sealed storage container. Freeze for up to 3 months. Thaw completely before heating in the microwave and enjoying.
Linda
Do u have the nutrition facts ex carbs, fats, calories, and protein? Thanks great recipe
Linda
Denise
Hi Linda, sorry about that, nutritional info is now added to the post!
Rebecca Liuzzi
I’m baking this right now and put the pan in the oven first and then poured the eggs in and then sprinkled veggies and cheese to avoid spilling.
Also I didn’t know how muck milk to put in so a put in a healthy splash.
Denise
Hi Rebecca, the recipe card says 3/4 cup of milk. Hope you enjoyed!
Cin
Quick question: There is no indication as to when to add the milk. It goes in step 4, right?
3. In a large bowl, beat the eggs together.
4. Stir in the eggs, salt and pepper and beat until well combined.
Denise
Thanks for pointing that out, I’ve updated the recipe. It does go in step 4!
Kym
Sheet pan egg recipe looks great! I cannot wait to try it. Thank you.
Denise
I hope you enjoy it, Kym!
Whitney
What’s the best way to heat the eggs back up after they have been in the fridge?
Denise
Hi Whitney! I just popped mine in the microwave with some folded paper towel underneath.
Denise
You can also reheat in a frying pan!