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Simple Egg Muffins for Kids and Grown Up Kids (Gluten Free)

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I must admit going from 2 kids to having 4 kids was not a breeze. Especially when each of them are picky eaters. Sometimes I find myself making 4 different dishes. Oy vey! I know I could just send them to bed hungry if they don't eat the one dish I make. But I can be a softy at times. I want to find what the kids enjoy!

Now I'm finding dishes that are healthy that will sustain them for a few solid hours!

The simple egg muffins have become a staple in our house. Our pickiest eaters want them. They  keep well and you just reheat in moments and bam you've got an incredible breakfast or snack on the go.

We began this journey with making an egg muffin with organic cheese, organic cooked turkey bacon and organic free range eggs.

Lyla and Chloe wanted to make these for everyone so here is how it's done! I tried to keep this around 2 minutes so there are portions sped up. I find it super cute, but again they're my kids. Don't expect you to. :) Maybe this will inspire your kids to get more involved in the kitchen.




Simple Egg Muffins for Kids and Grown Up Kids



Makes 12 Egg Muffins

12 Eggs
1 pack of Turkey Bacon
A few pinches of salt
Organic Cheese - 1 T added to each tin

1. Coat tins with non stick spray
2. Cook bacon and chop in to pieces
3. Preheat over to 350
4. Beat eggs and add salt
5. Pour eggs in each muffin tin 3/4 of way full
6. Add bacon pieces to each muffin tin
7. Add 1 T of cheese to each muffin
8. Put in oven for 15-20 minutes

Eat up!!







FOR A HEALTHY ADULT RECIPE that is similar try this  - Personal Egg Quiche -Check it out HERE

http://laurenbrooks.laurenbrookstraining.com/2012/11/crustless-personal-quiche-egg-dish-for.html
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