Sweet Potato Hash Baked Egg Cups are a delicious make-ahead recipe that’s light and easy to make. These Egg Cups are perfect for brunch, breakfast or lunch.

Easy Breakfast Egg Cups
When Maddie was first born, a friend of mine brought some Prosciutto Egg Cups over. They were absolutely delicious and super filling. I knew right then that I had to remake them! And I did, but I amped them up a bit of sautéed veggies.

And you loved them too!

So much so that I decided to make you another variation. Ahem… let me introduce these Light & Easy Sweet Potato Hash Baked Egg Cups!

close up photo of sweet potato hash baked egg cups

Truth be told, these Egg Cups are actually easier than the Prosciutto ones I’ve previously made.

 

There’s no other cooking needed for these. All you do is grate the sweet potatoes, place them in a muffin tin, crack an egg in and bake. Voila!

Each egg cup is 129 calories with a whooping 7 grams of protein!

process photos of sweet potato hash baked egg cups being made

How to Make Baked Egg Cups:
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
Add grated sweet potatoes to the bottom of each muffin tin.
Place in oven and bake for 10 minutes.
Remove from oven. Crack an egg into each sweet potato hash stuffed muffin tin.
Season with salt and pepper.
Bake for 10 minutes for a runny yolk or 13 minutes for a set yolk.
Serve.

How to Store Baked Egg Cups:
Let baked egg cups cool. Store egg cups in an air tight container for up to one week in the refrigerator.

a yolk being cracked in sweet potato hash baked egg cups

Can Baked Egg Cups Be Frozen?
Once cooled, place baked egg cups in a freezer safe storage bag. Store in the freezer for up to 3 months. To reheat place in microwave for 60 seconds.

 

How Long Do Baked Egg Cups Last?
The baked egg cups will last in the refrigerator for one week and in the freezer for up to 3 months if store properly.

sweet potato hash baked egg cups in a muffin tin before being removed

These Sweet Potato Hash Baked Egg Cups are a hearty meal prep recipe that’s perfect for breakfast or lunch.

 

If you’ve been watching my instagram stories you’ve probably seen a couple of shots of these. I’ve been eating them for lunch topped with homemade salsa, some avocado and fresh berries. I guarantee these egg cups will be a winner!

Just make sure to pay attention to the baking instructions to ensure you get the perfect yolk … whether you want runny or set.

 

Bon Appetit friends!