Even if you’re in a rush, there are mornings when a hearty, hot breakfast is necessary. After serving these Egg McMuffin knockoffs from your meal prep, you’ll be everyone’s new favorite person.
A granola bar and yogurt may not be enough to get you through the day on those days. Somewhere with a high temperature would be ideal. …and fulfilling. For my part, it has to be beneficial. I want to indulge in a drive-thru breakfast sandwich on an English muffin. However, that may cause me to be tardy to work (sigh). …and less well off financially. And if I cave into the temptations on the Dollar Menu, I’ll be even less healthy.
Then I hit upon the best possible answer. I made breakfast sandwiches at home that were similar to Egg McMuffins, and I will never eat at that chain again. You and your team won’t be disappointed if you try them.
Methods for Preparing Sandwiches for Breakfast That Can Be Frozen
These breakfast sandwiches are similar to those sold by fast food restaurants, but they can be produced at home for a fraction of the price and with far fewer ingredients. Each member of the family may make their unique sandwich. Substitute different toppings, eliminate the meat, or add additional eggs to your sandwich to make it more filling. (Hint: whole wheat English muffins also work great here… although they are smaller and fluffy.
Ingredients
- It contains 12 giant eggs.
- 1/3 of a cup of 2% milk
- Sodium Chloride, Half a Teaspoon
- Pepper, One-Fourth Teaspoonful
- Twelve English muffins halved
- 4 tbsp of butter, melted
- Canadian Bacon Cut into 12 Pieces
- A dozen pieces of Colby-Monterey Jack cheese
Instructions
Step 1: Egg Preparation
Get your oven ready by setting the temperature to 325 degrees Fahrenheit. Whisk the eggs, milk, salt, and pepper in a large bowl after cracking the eggs into the basin. Pour into a sprayed 13×9-inch baking pan. Put in the oven and cook for 15-18 minutes or until the center is firm. Air-cool on a rack.
Step 2: Prepare the muffins by slicing them in half, toasting them, and buttering them
In other words, going the additional mile is worthwhile. Even after going through the freezer and microwave on its route to your plate, toasting makes a muffin crispier. To gently toast the muffin halves, use a standard toaster or bake them at 325°F for 12-15 minutes.
Then, use one teaspoon of the melted butter to cover the bottom of each muffin. You can save yourself 34 calories and 4 grams of fat by skipping this step, but your muffin may end up mushy if you do. In addition to being delicious, butter helps prevent fluids from seeping into crevices. (Did you know butter may be left out on the counter without danger?)
Step 3: Set up an assembly line
Crack the eggs open and divide them into 12 servings. Canadian bacon, an egg slice, and a cheese slice should be layered on top of the muffin bases (tearing the cheese if needed to fit). Substitute a new muffin top.
Wrapping sandwiches with foil is the last step in the production process. Put the breakfast sandwiches in a freezer bag or container, date them, and then put them in the freezer.
Frozen sandwich are use as a metaphor
Put the foil away. The sandwich can be thawed in a paper towel in the microwave for 1-2 minutes at 50% power. Flip it over and microwave it at full strength for 30-60 seconds or until the inside temperature registers 160 degrees Fahrenheit. Wait 2 minutes before cutting the sandwich.
Easy breakfast ideas like those we’ve provided here will make waking up every day a breeze.
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