Sheet Pan Eggs and Bacon

Sheet Pan Eggs with bacon, spinach, and tomato is an incredibly easy healthy meal that is low carb! You can make this full breakfast in 30 minutes with minimal prep.

For dinner, try one of my Easy Sheet Pan Meals.

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• How to bake sheet pan eggs into a breakfast meal
• Baking the bacon
• Adding the eggs and vegetables
• Equipment
• Recipe Variations
• Storage
• Serving Suggestions
• More Breakfast & Brunch Recipes
• Sheet Pan Eggs & Bacon
• Sheet Pan Eggs with Bacon
• Meal Planning
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Do you love the idea of eggs and bacon in the morning but hate standing over the stove? Well, now you don’t have to! You can go ahead and catch up on your email or watch the morning show while the oven does the work.

You’ll be free to do other things in the morning while breakfast is cooking with this easy sheet pan baked eggs.

They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day but most people end up eating it on the go. But while you are getting yourself ready in the morning, you can easily bake yourself a simple meal. That’s the beauty of using the oven for cooking!

Cleanup is a breeze as well, especially when you line the pan with aluminum foil, parchment paper, or a silicone baking mat. My preference is to use a reusable non-stick baking mat because it’s more eco-friendly.

How to bake sheet pan eggs into a breakfast meal

If you just want to bake eggs on a sheet pan, all you have to do is crack the eggs onto a lined pan and bake at 400°F until they are cooked. For soft set eggs, that takes about ten minutes.

However, it’s much better to turn sheet pan-fried eggs into a complete meal. That’s why this recipe adds in bacon and vegetables. It’s a great way to get your breakfast cooked in 30 minutes without standing at the stove.

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Baking the bacon

The bacon takes longer to cook than the eggs and vegetables so it’s cooked by itself first. A standard baking sheet should be able to fit eight slices of bacon across it in a single layer. I love cooking bacon in the oven - it's the easiest way to get crispy bacon.

In a preheated 400°F oven, it should take about 20 minutes to fully cook bacon. But since you’ll want it nice and crisp, it’s going to be cooked a little longer after adding the eggs and vegetables.

After baking, the bacon will shrink in size. Using tongs, you’ll want to arrange the slices into two squares with a slice of bacon for each of the sides. It should look like the following image.

Adding the eggs and vegetables

Once you have your two squares made with the bacon slices, it’s time to add the spinach. Simply divide four ounces of baby spinach leaves between the two squares. There should be a pile of spinach filling the inside of each square.

The eggs are added next. You can make little spaces within the spinach leaves for where you want to drop them. But just crack four eggs into each square being careful not to place them too close to each other.

To complete this easy recipe, add the tomato halves evenly on top. Take care to drop them away from the eggs so the yolks don’t break.

Then just return the pan to the oven and bake for another ten minutes or until the eggs are set. If you like runny yolks, you’ll want to check them after about five minutes. For harder set eggs, you can bake them for as long as 12 minutes.

Equipment

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To make these easy sheet pan eggs and bacon, you will need a rimmed baking sheet.

Can the dish be made ahead?

If you don’t have time to make the sheet pan eggs on busy mornings, you can make them in advance. Simply make the recipe and then store it in the refrigerator for up to a week until ready to serve. Each serving can be reheated on a plate in the microwave for about one minute on high.

Recipe Variations

For those who don’t like spinach, other vegetables like red bell peppers can be used instead. Asparagus, sweet potatoes, eggplant, and broccoli are great choices, but they will take longer to roast. You can roast them on a separate sheet pan drizzled with olive oil. You can also add leftover vegetables from dinner.

If you prefer breakfast sausage or Canadian bacon, you can add that instead of bacon if you like.

Storage

Bacon and egg sheet pan breakfast leftovers should be stored in an airtight container in the fridge. It will last 3-4 days.

Reheat individual portions in the microwave in 30-second intervals.

Sprinkle a little bit of shredded cheddar cheese on top of the eggs before baking.

Serving Suggestions

If you're not watching your carbs, serve with toast or crispy hash browns. It's also great with a side of fruit salad.

More Breakfast & Brunch Recipes

Next time you're looking for a delicious breakfast idea that will feed a large crowd, try one of these easy breakfast recipes:

• Sheet Pan Pancakes with Pancake Mix
• Easy Breakfast Quesadilla Recipe
• Bundt Cake Breakfast (Bacon Egg and Cheese)
• Baked Oatmeal Recipe
• Sweet Potato Spinach Quiche
• Tater Tot Breakfast Casserole

Sheet Pan Eggs & Bacon

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About the Author: This is a guest post written by Lisa MarcAurele, founder of Low Carb Yum. She’s been creating low carb recipes since 2010 and has been known for keeping it simple when it comes to cooking. Lisa continues that theme with her first cookbook, Low Carb Yum 5-Ingredient Keto, where all the recipes are made with five main ingredients or less.

Meal Planning

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