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Mini Frittatas

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These mini frittatas are a cute portable breakfast that you can customize with your favorite add-ins. My version has bacon, cheese, and peppers and they are so easy to make. Make them for a grab-and-go breakfast or for brunch.

photo of Mini Frittatas in a muffin pan

I love eggs and can eat them for any meal, but I especially love them for breakfast and these mini frittatas are my newest favorite way to serve them. They’re easy to make, portable, and great for any meal. Plus, you can customize them with your favorite mix-ins.

photo of Mini Frittatas on a plate

Mini Frittatas Recipe

  • Eggs
  • Milk
  • Salt
  • Shredded cheese
  • Cooked bacon
  • Chopped bell peppers

Just whisk the eggs, milk, and salt together in a bowl. Pour the mixture into a greased muffin pan.

Add the shredded cheese, bacon and bell peppers. The fillings will initially sink to the bottom of the muffin cup, but as the eggs cook the fillings will rise up to the top.

Bake the mini frittatas for about 15 minutes or until they are puffy and lightly golden around the edges. Serve warm.

These were really easy to whip up and I like how versatile they are with the fillings. These would be perfect for brunch or for a portable on-the-go breakfast.

Different Mix-Ins for Mini Frittatas

You can easily change up the mix-ins for these mini frittatas. I like to add about one tablespoon of add-ins for each frittata. Here are some ideas!

  • Chopped green onion, red onion, or minced garlic
  • Chopped spinach or kale
  • Fresh herbs like parsley, chives, cilantro, or thyme
  • Switch up the cheese and try shredded pepper jack, gruyere, cheddar, or provolone
  • Diced ham or chopped breakfast sausage, just be sure to precook it!
  • Mushrooms would work well, too, but you will need to cook them first.

close-up photo of baked Mini Frittatas in a muffin pan

These mini frittatas were really easy to whip up and I like how versatile they are with the fillings. I’ll definitely make these again. I couldn’t stop popping them into my mouth.

Mini Frittatas

More Egg Recipes

Of course, I have a lot of favorite egg recipes and these mini frittatas are a newest on my long list. If you love eggs, too, here are a few more recipes to check out:

Mini Frittatas

Servings: 10 mini frittatas
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 15 minutes
Total Time: 25 minutes
Course: Breakfast
Cuisine: American
These mini frittatas are so easy to make and you can customize them with different fillings.

Ingredients

  • 4 large eggs
  • 1/4 cup milk
  • 1/2 teaspoon salt
  • Assorted mix-ins I used shredded cheese, finely chopped cooked bacon, finely chopped bell peppers

Instructions

  • Preheat oven to 350°F. Grease about 10 molds of mini muffin pan.
  • Whisk together the eggs, milk, and salt in a medium bowl, then evenly distribute the egg mixture among the muffin cups.
  • Add about 1 tablespoon of mix-ins to each cup.
  • Bake the frittatas until they are puffy and the edges are golden brown, about 15 minutes. Loosen with knife and serve warm.

Notes

  • Nutrition estimate does not include the add-ins.
  • Recipe slightly adapted from Family Fun

Nutrition

Serving: 1plain mini frittata, Calories: 27kcal, Protein: 2g, Fat: 1g, Sodium: 143mg

The nutrition information provided are only estimates based on an online nutritional calculator. I am not a certified nutritionist. Please consult a professional nutritionist or doctor for accurate information and any dietary restrictions and concerns you may have.

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12 comments on “Mini Frittatas”

  1. What’s the difference between the mini frittatas and the mini omelets? It seems like the same ingredients. Is the texture different?

    • They have different amounts of milk – the frittata ones are a little denser (like a classic frittata) and the omelet ones are lighter and fluffier. Hope that helps!

  2. The list of ingredients says milk but then the instructions say half and half. Which one did you use or does it not matter?

  3. Try beating the egg yolks and the white separately, making the whites quite stiff, then folding the two together. Should hold the shape better.

  4. Just made these. Now, I’m no cook. <— I mean, seriously ill-equipped for housewife duties, but these were easy. Directions are fantastic. I used turkey sausage, red, yellow and orange bell peppers and mexican shredded cheese…

    They. Are. Fantastic.
    Thanks for the recipe! They were so good, I doubled the recipe and made another batch!

  5. I should try this! I wake up hours before my own “FH” (who can’t cook a lick) and spend the morning working, so he always goes out for breakfast. I bet he could pop these in the microwave and save us some money!

    • Yes! Definitely check these out. So easy to make and you can bring them on the go, reheat, etc. My FH can’t cook either. haha.

  6. I love eggs too… make frittata’s often enough… I love carmelized onions, mushrooms & red pepper with a little mozzarella on mine… or zucchini, carrot and onions… yumz