Homemade Egg McMuffins

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These Homemade Egg McMuffins will be your new go-to breakfast. There’s nothing wrong with buying breakfast sandwiches at places like Tim Hortons or McDonalds, but I want to show you how easy they are to make at home. Not only are they easy, but they also taste better in my opinion, and you can freeze them up to one month. You can also keep them in the fridge for up to three days and re-heat as needed. Please give this recipe a try and don’t forget to let me know what you think in the comments below.

Homemade Egg McMuffins

There's nothing wrong with buying breakfast sandwiches at places like Tim Hortons or McDonalds, but I want to show you how easy they are to make at home. Not only are they easy, but they also taste better in my opinion, and you can freeze them up to one month.
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Servings: 2 sandwiches
Author: The Modern Nonna
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 20 minutes

Ingredients 

  • 4 pieces bacon
  • 2 tsp butter, or oil
  • 2 eggs
  • cheddar cheese, grated or sliced on top of egg
  • 2 English muffins , toasted if eating right away, not toasted if freezing

Instructions 

  • You can fry, air-fry, or bake the bacon. I like to bake my bacon by lining two pieces of foil and a piece of parchment paper onto a baking sheet. With this method, there's no clean-up or mess at all. I bake my bacon at 400F for 20-25 minutes or until desired crispiness. And no, there's no splatter in the oven for me.
  • In the meantime, I butter or oil my mini egg pan, and cook my egg in it. I like to break the yolk in the pan, but you don't have to. If you don't have a mini egg pan, you can use a silicone ring or any pan you have. The egg doesn't have to be perfect by any means.
  • Once the egg is almost cooked, add some cheddar cheese on top, let it melt. I like to use good quality cheddar in block form and cut small thin slices out of it.
  • Now, all you have to do is assemble. If you are eating this breakfast sandwich right away, you can toast the English muffin. If you are making a bunch of breakfast sandwiches and freezing them, make sure you don't toast the English muffin.
  • If you want to enjoy them within the next few days, wrap and store the McMuffins in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days. Reheat in the microwave for about 90 seconds or you can use the oven/toaster oven as well. Freezing instructions are in the notes below.

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Notes

How to freeze: If you are freezing the breakfast sandwiches, wrap each sandwich individually in wax paper, foil, or parchment paper. Place them in a freezer safe resealable bag for up to one month. 
How to reheat in the microwave from frozen: Remove the frozen sandwich from the freezer bag as well as the wax/parchment paper. Wrap the sandwich with a paper towel and microwave for about 60 seconds on defrost or 50% power. Flip the sandwich over and microwave on high power until fully warm. That could take 30 seconds or so. 
How to reheat for best results: For best results you would let the sandwich thaw in the fridge overnight. Remove the sandwich from the paper, wrap in a paper towel and microwave for about 1-1.5 minutes. You will have to experiment as every microwave is different. 
You can also re-heat the sandwiches in the oven or toaster oven as well which is always my preferred method. Defrost the sandwich in the fridge overnight, and re-heat in a 350F oven for 10-15 minutes or until warm. 
Feel free to use bacon, sausage, or anything else you like when making these breakfast sandwiches. 
This recipe makes 2 sandwiches, so feel free to double or triple it. 
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Hi! I'm Sneji. Nice to meet you!

I am more commonly known as “The Modern Nonna” on social media where I create easy home cooked meals with a modern twist. I was born and raised in Sofia, Bulgaria and learned how to cook at the best culinary school in the world – my grandma’s kitchen. I lived in Greece on the Island of Crete with my parents for a while and then moved to Toronto, Canada when I was in grade 5. I started to really cook and experiment with food 11 years ago when I was 21 years old. Everything I currently know is a reflection of some part of my life…

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