Mini ham-And-Swiss frittatas are the perfect bite-Sized breakfast food

Tastefulventure

Raise your hand if mornings are so chaotic, you barely have time to grab a coffee and two Tic-Tacs before running out of the house to drop the kids off at school and head to work. Now raise your hand if you’re so ravenous by mid-morning, you count down the minutes to a time when it’s culturally appropriate to break for lunch. Don’t you wish you had a bite-sized breakfast item you could eat on the go?

Enter mini ham and cheese frittatas, made — like all of the best foods are — in a muffin tin.

Blogger Sara of Tastfulventure shares a recipe for these mini breakfast bites that promises to solve all of your early-morning meal needs. All you have to do is prep your muffin tin, toss in ham, cheese and eggs, and put it in the oven to bake. It takes just five minutes of prep time, 20 minutes of cook time and voila! If you make these ahead of time, you can just nuke as many as you need in the morning, grab ’em and go.

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Jeanette from Jeanette’s Healthy Living, meanwhile, likes to use these mini frittatas as an opportunity to sneak some veggies into her morning meals. She suggests ingredients like bell peppers, steamed broccoli and mushrooms but, as she writes, “The base is made of eggs and the toppings are endless.”

Jeanette's Healthy Living

The recipe over at Marilena’s Kitchen swaps out the Swiss cheese for Fontina and parmesan, and also incorporates shredded zucchini and fresh chives. Delish!

Marilena's Kitchen

The only thing that could make all of this better? You know where I’m going with this. Check out this recipe from Erica Dinho of My Colombian Recipes, which incorporates bacon. Crispy, crumbly, glorious bacon.

My Colombian Recipes

Worried your breakfast is way too decadent? These babies are low in carbs and high in protein, making them just as nutritious as they are delicious.

And if you’re one of those parents (::coughcough:: me ::coughcough::) who throws a string cheese at her child as they head out the door, they’re serving double duty.

You’re welcome!

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Steph Auteri
Steph Auteri has written about women's health, sexuality, and sex education for the Atlantic, Pacific Standard, VICE, the Establishment, and other publications. She also nerds out on the regular at Book Riot, teaches vinyasa yoga, and manages to somehow squeeze in the whole motherhood thing.

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