BREAKFAST FREEZER MEAL RECIPES | Protein Sausage and Egg Cups! Freezer-Friendly, KETO

On my last big freezer cooking day, I made 120 muffin cups of this breakfast freezer meal recipe for protein sausage and egg cups. These are perfect to have a stash of in the freezer for when you know your family has a busy day coming and you may not be able to spend a morning tending to dishing out a hearty breakfast.

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BREAKFAST FREEZER MEAL RECIPES | Protein Sausage and Egg Cups! Freezer-Friendly

Just set a stack of these sausage and egg cups out the night before. In the morning quickly reheat in the microwave and serve the family with a piece of fruit or cottage cheese. Then you can dash into your busy day with your body charged and ready to go full steam ahead!

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BREAKFAST FREEZER MEAL RECIPES | Protein Sausage and Egg Cups! Freezer-Friendly, KETO

Jamerrill Stewart
These Protein Sausage and Egg Cups are perfect for large family breakfasts! I like to set a frozen bag out into the refrigerator the night before we have a big field trip or another outside event. This way I know the children (and momma!) will have a healthy protein packed breakfast that will fuel our bodies for our big day.
5 from 1 vote
Prep Time 20 minutes
Cook Time 20 minutes

Ingredients
  

  • 120 eggs 10 dozen
  • 8 cups of milk
  • 2 1/2 lbs of sliced mild Italian sausage or whichever precooked meat you choose
  • 8 cups shredded cheese
  • salt/pepper to taste

Instructions
 

  • In super mega large mixing bowl (I use my 30 qt mixing bowl) mix all of the above ingredients adding shredded cheese last.
  • Use silicone or paper muffin tin liners.
  • Fill cups 3/4 of the way full and place in preheated oven at 350 degrees. Bake up to 20 minutes.

Notes

FREEZER MEAL DIRECTIONS
  • Once cooled place protein cups in desired size freezer bags.
  • Place in freezer for up to 3 months.
  • When you need these quick and easy protein cups in your life 🙂 place desired amount of frozen bags into the refrigerator the night before.
  • To heat up, set protein cups on plate and microwave for 45 seconds to one minute.

Protein Sausage and Egg Cups

BREAKFAST FREEZER MEAL RECIPES | Protein Sausage and Egg Cups! Freezer-Friendly

On my last freezer cooking day, I packed most of our sausage and egg protein cups in small baggies of 4 each. You can pack yours any way you’d like based on the baggies and freezer cooking supplies you have available on your cooking day

BREAKFAST FREEZER MEAL RECIPES | Protein Sausage and Egg Cups! Freezer-Friendly

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7 Comments

  1. 5 stars
    This I can do. I just have a question: For someone just starting out with cooking large portions for a family (it’s just me, my sister, and our parents), what do you suggest for scaling back on some portions? This recipe, I could probably keep as is… because mom can’t have anything with grain flour (among other allergy foods) this month. I’m trying to be a good daughter and help her out in this troubling time…

  2. I only have a family of 4 but I massively appreciate what you do. I just scale back and substitute when need be.
    Thanks again…
    Laura

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