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Baked French Eggs

Name: Baked French Eggs
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 10 min
Total time: 15 min
Ingredients: 12 large eggs or desired amount; 8 oz grated or shredded Parmesan cheese; 1/2 cup heavy cream (more or less depending on how many eggs being prepared); salt and black pepper (to taste)

August 10, 2011 by Melissa 181 Comments

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This recipe for Baked French Eggs is the epitome of quick and easy. They're made in a muffin pan giving you the freedom of making as many eggs as you need in one fell swoop.

Easy Baked French Eggs Recipe

What are Baked French Eggs? I call these eggs French eggs as this recipe is my own take on an old French technique of baking eggs in the oven. It's essentially the same technique but adapted so they can be made individually in a muffin pan. The advantage of this technique is that you can make eggs for everyone at one time. I've found that baking eggs is incredibly simple and easy to make plus you can several eggs at once. There are tons of recipes for special breakfast bowls, tarts and hash brown pies and I love those, too. This recipe is all about the egg and serves as an easy way to make several eggs at one time to accompany any of your favorite breakfast sides.

How to Make the Best Baked French Eggs Recipe

Don't you just hate it when you have a house full of guests, and you can only cook 3 eggs at a time to serve them? This baked eggs recipe will eliminate that issue in one fell swoop!

Ingredients you'll need to make this recipe for Baked Eggs: Large eggs, Parmesan cheese either grated or shredded, heavy cream or melted butter, salt and black pepper.
What size eggs will I need for this recipe? I use large eggs but please note you could use medium size eggs or extra large eggs. Adjust the baking time to suit your level of preferred doneness. Smaller eggs will cook more quickly and likewise larger eggs will take a little more time to bake.
How do I season baked eggs? These eggs are drizzled with cream and seasoned simply with salt and pepper.
Can I use melted butter if I don't have cream on hand? Yes, you absolutely can.
How do I know when the eggs are done? I include the baking times so, you can cook these French eggs to your preferred doneness. Note the times and consider how your appliance performs for the best result. It may take a couple of tries to get them perfect.
Can these eggs be made in advance and reheated? Absolutely, yes and they reheat like a dream.
You can store baked eggs in an airtight container separated by wax paper for up to 5 days. Reheat gently in the microwave.
These eggs can also be frozen in an airtight container separated by wax paper for up to one month.

Southern Style Dishes to Serve with Baked French Eggs

These eggs are the perfect size and shape for eating on a freshly baked buttermilk biscuit.
You can also make these eggs for Eggs Benedict having them bake while you prepare a batch of my Easy Blender Hollandaise Sauce.
Serve baked eggs on toasted English Muffins or bagels.
You can also jump on the trend of serving runny eggs on a hamburger.
Serve baked eggs on a salad.
Enjoy baked eggs on toast or alongside a stack of delicious Sheet Pan French Toast.
See how to make poached eggs, on the Incredible Egg website.

Are Eggs Good for You?

Eggs may not be appropriate for every individual to consume but they're high in protein and can be part of a healthy diet with the bonus of being inexpensive to make. As always, consult your physician or nutritionist for personal dietary recommendations and if eggs can be incorporated.

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