Sheet Pan Scrambled Eggs (Perfect For Breakfast Sandwiches!)

Breakfast is often challenging for someone short on time. There are so many recipes that require a lot of time and preparation, but not these eggs! Not to mention it’s easy to get stuck in a breakfast rut! When you’re feeling a little bored with your morning routine, switch things up by making sheet-pan scrambled eggs.

This recipe is perfect for when you have a lot of people to feed or just want to make enough eggs for the week. You can add different mixins, so everyone gets exactly what they want! Plus, these are super versatile and work well cut into sandwich-sized squares or rounds for when you need breakfast on the go.

Why you should make this Sheet Pan Scrambled Egg Recipe

• It’s easy to make and inexpensive! All you need is a carton of eggs, salt, and pepper.
• It’s a great way to use up leftovers in the fridge! Try adding different mix-ins like chopped veggies or grated cheese.
• This sheet pan egg recipe is perfect for meal prep, and you won’t have to spend all day Sunday making it!
• You can set out your favorite add-ins so everyone gets exactly what they want without making several different batches of scrambled eggs on the stovetop!

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What You Need To Make This Sheet Pan Egg Recipe

• Eggs
• Milk
• Salt & pepper
• Various add-ins – bacon, sausage, cheese, veggies, etc.

Substitutions and Variations

• Diary intolerant? No problem! Substitute water instead of milk in this recipe. You’ll still end up with fluffy eggs. Some even argue that water produces better eggs than milk.
• Love egg mcmuffins and egg bagel sandwiches? Use a cookie cutter to get the perfect egg to English muffin or bagel ratio.
• Use a hearty bread for your sandwich, like sourdough, when you can’t eat your breakfast sandwich right away. White or even wheat bread tends to get soggy faster, and no one wants to eat a soggy egg sandwich!

How to Make Sheet Pan Eggs

See the recipe card below for a complete list of ingredients and measurements.

1. Preheat oven to 350F degrees; prepare a sheet pan with nonstick spray 
2. Whisk together eggs, milk, salt & pepper (Photo 1)
3. Pour into a prepared sheet pan (Photo 2)

1. In sections of 6 or 8, sprinkle on add-ins if desired per your preference (Photo 3)
2. Bake 18-20 minutes until the center is firm (Photo 4)
3. Cool slightly and cut into 6 or 8 pieces 
4. Serve and enjoy! 

Storage

Your sheet pan scrambled eggs will store well in the fridge for up to five days. Just put each egg section (if using it to make breakfast sandwiches) into an individual sandwich bag or a single large Ziplock bag and stash it in the refrigerator or freezer.

Can I freeze these breakfast sandwiches for later use?

Yes, this is a great freezer-friendly recipe. Make your sandwich, and instead of putting it back into the fridge for breakfast, pop it in the freezer. Then, grab and go by popping them into a toaster oven or microwave when you’re ready!

Tips

• For fluffy eggs, use a blender to combine the eggs and milk before adding them to the sheet pan. Blend for 30 seconds, and you’re good to go!
• For easy breakfast access, label each of your Ziploc bags so you can quickly grab and go in the am.

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