This healthy Sausage Egg Bake is perfect for breakfast. Easy to make, paleo, whole30, and so yummy. It’s veggie loaded, perfect for meal prep and delicious!
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Meet your NEW fav breakfast: This Sausage Egg Bake! This sausage egg bake is ridiculously versatile, requires minimal effort to make, and it tastes AMAZING.
If you’re the kinda person who loves a hearty egg based breakfast, but doesn’t necessarily have the time to cook up veggies/eggs every morning – you’ll love this recipe! (You might also like this Sheet Pan Breakfast or Whole30 Potato Crust Quiche)
Why we love this Sausage Egg Bake:
This sausage egg bake is one of our favorite breakfasts for a few reasons.
- Protein Packed/ Veggie Loaded – This egg bake is a great way to start of your morning. It’s high in protein (36g per serving!) and loaded with veggies which will help keep you full.
- Low Carb – This egg bake is low carb so it’s perfect for all my keto friends out there. You could definitely add some shredded potatoes in the egg bake or make my Crispy Roasted Potatoes to go with it if you aren’t low carb though!
- Paleo/Whole30 – We follow a mainly paleo/whole30 diet and this is great if you do too! The egg bake is gluten/grain/dairy/soy/sugar free.
- Meal Prep Friendly – Make this egg bake on sunday (or whenever!) and enjoy it all week! I slice it and put it in containers so it’s pre portioned + ready to eat.
Look at all those veggies and yummy sausage! Don’t you just want to dive in?
In addition to being great for meal prepping, this recipe is also perfect for bringing to brunch/sharing with family + friends!
What you need to make this Sausage Egg Bake:
This Sausage Egg Bake is made with only a few ingredients. You’ll need eggs, non dairy milk, your favorite pre cooked sausage (or pre cooked ground pork), veggies and spices!
This recipe is pretty versatile and you can swap out the veggies/spices. There are a list of substitutions further down in this post.
How to make this Sausage Egg Bake:
This Sausage Egg Bake is SUPER easy to make. Here’s how to do it:
Chop/Prep all your ingredients.
Whisk together your eggs.
Add in your sausage/veggies/spices.
Stir until combined
Bake in a glass baking dish
Serve + enjoy!
Substitutions for this Sausage Egg Bake Recipe:
Milk – If you’re not doing a whole30 you can sub almond milk with regular milk or your milk of choice
Cheese – You can add whatever cheese you would like to this recipe. Cheddar + goat would be delicious!
Seasonings – You can add onion powder, basil, thyme, oregano – really anything you like! If you have some fresh parsley or basil lying around – chop them up and add them in!
Sausage – Make sure you’re buying good quality sausage or make your own. If you can’t find a whole30 friendly sausage, you can buy ground pork, cook it up and add it to this recipe.
Veggies – Any/all veggies will go in here for the most part. Feel free to add more, or sub in kale, broccoli, tomatoes, etc… Use up whatever you like/whatever is in your fridge!
WW Freestyle Note: You can save 8SP per serving by using turkey sausage. With turkey sausage this dish is only 4SP
Storing/Serving this egg bake:
Storing: You can store this egg bake in the refrigerator in glass containers
Freezing: I have not tried freezing this egg bake but I think it would work.
Reheating: We prefer to reheat this recipe in the toaster oven/oven. 350-375 for 5-8 minutes should do the trick – but just watch your oven and check after 5 minutes. You’ll want the eggs to be heated through. You can microwave this, but we don’t recommend microwaving eggs. I find it gives them a bouncy texture that we don’t care for.
Other healthy breakfast recipes:
- Whole30 Potato Crust Quiche
- Healthy Banana Protein Muffins
- Easy Breakfast Meal Prep Bowls
- Egg White Oatmeal
Sausage & Veggie Egg Bake
Ingredients
- 10 eggs
- 1/2 cup almond milk
- 1 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 lb sausage links cut in 1/2 inch pieces
- 1 cup pepper diced
- 1 cup onion diced
- 1 cup spinach diced
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
- In a bowl, whisk together eggs, milk, and spices until smooth.
- Chop sausage and veggies.
- Stir into sausage + veggies into egg mixture until combined.
- Pour egg mixture into greased 8x8 glass baking dish.
- Bake at 400 for 35 mins.
- Slice into 4 segments + enjoy!
Notes
- Milk - If you're not doing a whole30 you can sub almond milk with regular milk or your milk of choice
- Seasonings - You can add onion powder, basil, thyme, oregano - really anything you like! If you have some fresh parsley or basil lying around - chop them up and add them in!
- Sausage - Make sure you're buying good quality sausage. I like this brand! If you can't find a whole30 friendly sausage, you can buy ground pork, cook it up and add it to this recipe.
- Veggies - Any/all veggies will go in here for the most part. Feel free to add more, or sub in kale, broccoli, tomatoes, etc... Use up whatever you like/whatever is in your fridge!
- WW Freestyle Note: You can save 8SP per serving by using turkey sausage. With turkey sausage this dish is only 4SP
Vickie
Would coconut milk be too strong a flavor for this instead of the almond milk? We
The Clean Eating Couple
Hi Vickie – I think it would work but I haven’t tried it. I usually don’t bake/use coconut milk because of the flavor – but if you have one that isn’t super powerful it might be ok!
Laurn
Meal prepped this yesterday and it was so yummy for breakfast this morning. really is easy to make. thanks for the great recipe!
The Clean Eating Couple
Thanks Lauren! I’m glad you enjoyed it! It totally is the perfect meal prep recipe!
Katy
Hello! I’ve made this recipe twice and both times, the middle is watery. It tastes great but I’m not sure why it keeps happening. Any suggestions??
The Clean Eating Couple
Hi Katy – That’s strange.. I’ve never had that happen! Are you letting it set for a little before you slice into it? Also – your oven just might be a little different and need a few more minutes. Try baking it for 5-10 minutes more!
Debbie
Can you add cheese to this if so would a cup be ok
The Clean Eating Couple
Hi Debbie – Yes, that is listed under substitutions. You can add a cup of whatever cheese you like + it will be delicious!
Jayla
This was excellent! Two changes I made- I used 1/2 eggs and 1/2 egg beaters. I sautéed the peppers, onions and spinach then let cool before mixing into the eggs. Just enough to soften them. It came out great!
The Clean Eating Couple
Glad you liked it and that the substitutions worked, Jayla!
Tina Payne
One of my favorite go to’s for breakfast on those busy mornings! I like to prep this on Sunday and have it for the week! No guess work. Even my husband enjoys it on the go! So flavorful.
The Clean Eating Couple
Thank you so much Tina! Glad you like it!
Megan Gefert
This is one of my favorite recipes for breakfast, lunch or even for dinner. It’s super easy and delicious!!
The Clean Eating Couple
Thanks, Megan! Glad you like it!
Richone Cancimilla
Hi, does this reheat well in the microwave? I’m getting local raised breakfast sausage that isn’t precooked, so should I just do a light cook through? I don’t want it to dry out. Never food prepped and microwaved before!
The Clean Eating Couple
Hi Richone- I personally don’t like the taste of microwaved eggs – but many people do microwave it. I’d recommend a toaster oven if you have it as I find that the microwave makes eggs a little soggy. You will need to cook the sausage before adding it to the egg mixture. Hope this helps!