What Can You Make with Eggs?

Frying an egg is super simple, but it can be tricky when you're making eggs for many. Check out this quick tutorial for the 411.

Hard cooking eggs was never so easy. Find directions for both stovetop and instant pot methods.

Your kid brother may know a thing or two. Mine sure does! Taste and see if you don't love Jace's Breakfast Burritos, full of meat, guacamole, salsa, hashbrowns, and fried eggs.

Want an easy breakfast where you can let everyone make their own? A breakfast burrito bar is just the ticket!

Veggies and eggs go together so well. Taste for yourself in this egg and sweet potato hash dotted with sprouts and mushrooms.

Bowl meals are for breakfast, too. Combine your favorite grains and veggies with sausage and eggs for a hearty start to the day.

This dairy-free egg bake is out of this world with dots of ham and spinach. So full of flavor, it works for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

Greek Eggs are a great start to the day, chock full of spinach, mushrooms, peppers, and tangy feta cheese. You'll be wanting seconds.

The classic Denver Omelet gets turned upside down in this quick and easy scramble. Full of tender vegetables and salty bits of ham, it's super flavorful.

Breakfast sandwiches may cost a pretty penny at fast food, but you can make your own for less at home. Bonus: they're very freezer-friendly.

Hashbrown Breakfast Stacks are a delicious way to combine baked hashbrown potatoes with scrambled eggs and delicious toppings such as sour cream, salsa, and avocado.

Whether you serve them at a cocktail party or as part of a holiday brunch, these Bacon and Spinach Frittata Bites are sure to be a hit.

This easy, baked frittata features creamy eggs dotted with sausage and vegetables. It's freezer friendly and perfect for breakfast or dinner.

A southwestern classic, these Huevos Rancheros feature a crisp corn tortilla, tender beans, succulent eggs, and delicious toppings such as salsa and guacamole. Great served morning, noon, or night.

An omelet makes a great start or a great end to the day, and never moreso than when it's filled with tasty fajita vegetables and topped with salsa and guacamole. Ole!

Omelets are not only quick and filling, but they're also super affordable. Make it an omelet night, raiding the fridge for stray bits of cheese and meat to tuck into the cooked egg.

An oven omelet makes quick work of breakfast. This one comes together quickly with tangy green chiles and fresh bell pepper and scallions.

This egg casserole is super filling with hearty hash browns and spicy sausage. Dress it up with a little fresh bruschetta for a fresh touch.

You might not think to combine ground turkey with eggs, but you'll be glad you did! This spicy egg bake is the perfect quick meal with a south of the border flavor.

Bacon and eggs are a classic combo. Add some cheddar and throw them together into this easy overnight egg bake. Fast, frugal, and fabulous!

Broccoli is good for you, so why not invite it to the party? Here it adds fiber and flavor to an already fabulous bacon and egg bake.

Saute spinach and other greens and crack some eggs into the middle. You'll have a nest of deliciousness in just a few minutes. Perfect for breakfast or dinner.

A quiche can be made with practically any filling. Make good use of what you have on hand by following these quich recipe basics.

Salty ham and nutty gruyere make for deliciously simple fillings in this leek studded quiche. Make an extra to stash in the freezer for another night.

Spinach and Bacon make for perfect partners in this simple quiche. You can bake it in a quiche pan or a standard pie plate. Either way, you'll enjoy an easy but elegant breakfast, lunch, or supper.

Bacon and broccoli make for a great combination in this simple quiche with a whole wheat crust. So good, you'll for sure want seconds.

What happens when egg salad and a BLT get married and have a baby? This fantastic sandwich, packed with your favorite classics.

Hard cooked eggs are required for the classic Cobb. EAT COBB was a chef's mnuemonic to remember to include Eggs, Avocado, Tomato, Chicken, Onion, Bacon, and Blue Cheese. Try this ham and turkey switch up.

The classic Nicoise salad includes tuna, beans, tomatoes, olives, potatoes, and hard cooked eggs. This version comes together quickly and easily, making it great for packing.

Take the classic Nicoise salad in a different direction by serving it in lettuce wraps. Hard cooked eggs are a key feature in this adaptation.

Not a fan of mayo-based egg salad? No problem. These Egg plus Salad Sandwiches are a riff off the French baguette au crudite. You'll want to brown bag every day these are on the menu.

Pesto, veggies, and hard cooked eggs come together in a simple picnic sandwich that's great for making ahead. Meatless makes it more affordable with plenty of flavor!

Eggs are a key ingredient in crepes. They give it body and texture and plenty of protein to justify adding nutella and sugar.

Got dry bread? Make this French Toast Casserole. You just need milk and a few eggs to whip this up. Make an extra for the freezer.

French toast can be laborious when baked on a griddle. Ditch the pan, man, and bake it. These Oven French Toast Dippers are a perfect way to use up a carton of eggs.

Sweet and fluffy, meringue is one of the best parts of the Lemon Merigue Pie. Along with the tangy curd and the buttery crust. Making your own is super simple!

Meringue cookies are a great way to use up egg whites. Make these fun lemon scented ones for a quick, almost hands-free dessert.

You only need a couple eggs for aebleskiver, but the mere act of whipping the whites makes a big difference in the end product. So fun and delicious to make and eat pancake balls!