BBQ Eggs
Who says you can’t eat delicious food while in the Great Outdoors? Not this gal! Sometimes, the recipes you make camping taste even better than the ones you make at home. Take BBQ Eggs. They are so simple to whip up for breakfast and taste delicious. Use either a BBQ or go old school with a campfire, depending on the tools you have available.
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What I love most about this recipe is how easy it is to make and how few ingredients you need. You don’t want to be lugging a ton of ingredients in your cooler when you’re camping. The beauty of this recipe is that it can be made with one or two ingredients. I recommend using a disposable BBQ foil pan to cook them in.
BBQ Eggs
For the ingredients, you’ll need Burnbrae Farms Egg Creations Whole Eggs Mushroom & Spinach and shredded cheddar cheese. Yes, that’s it!
Burnbrae Farms Egg Creations are perfect for camping. All the ingredients are mixed into the carton for extra convenience. Because really, who wants to bring a carton of shelled eggs when they are are camping?
You don’t have to worry about eggs breaking in your cooler or doing extra prep work to slice up veggies. It’s a matter of SHAKE, POUR, COOK & SERVE.
I regularly use Burnbrae Farms Egg Creations to make omelets and breakfast casseroles at home. I love anything that saves me time. It was a no-brainer to bring some cartons with me when I’m camping this summer.
How to Make BBQ Eggs
This recipe is great for when you are out camping in the trailer park or even in the wilderness in a tent. You can adapt it slightly to cook over a campfire. I would use a portable camping grill.
I used a disposable BBQ pan that I greased ahead of time with some butter. Pre-heat the BBQ to medium heat (350F).
Shake one carton of Burnbrae Farms Egg Creations Whole Eggs Mushroom & Spinach and pour into the BBQ pan. Top with shredded cheddar cheese (optional).
I shredded the cheese and put it in a plastic baggie so it would be easy to travel with. You could also buy the cheese already shredded if you prefer.
Cover the BBQ pan with aluminum foil and place on the BBQ. Cook for 20 to 25 minutes, or until the eggs are set.
Serve them while they are hot for best results. They are creamy, cheesy and packed full of flavour. It’s like eating an omelet made on the BBQ.
My family gobbled up the eggs like there was no tomorrow. I was glad to see they were a hit with my clan.
Camping Hacks
If you are a regular reader of this blog, you know I love my hacks! Here are a few camping hacks to help you out this summer:
- Freeze the Burnbrae Farms Egg Creations to keep your cooler cold and then thaw them when you want to use.
- Use a pill organizer to store seasonings like salt and pepper.
- Prepare as much as you can ahead of time at home and store in plastic baggies in your cooler.
- Bring microfibre towels for clean up. Less to throw away and they dry super quickly.
Friends of ours have a camper in a local trailer park and have invited us out for a visit this summer. You can bet I’ll be bringing some Burnbrae Farms Egg Creations to enjoy for breakfast.
Even if you aren’t camping this summer, you can still give this recipe a try on your BBQ. We aren’t allowed fires in city limits so BBQ’ing it is to get the camping experience at home.
What are your favourite camping breakfasts?
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Nutrition Information:
Yield: 5 Serving Size: 1 slice
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 46 Total Fat: 3.8g Saturated Fat: 2.1g Trans Fat: 0.1g Unsaturated Fat: 1.2g Cholesterol: 11.2mg Sodium: 73.8mg Carbohydrates: 0.3g Sugar: 0.1g Protein: 2.6g
We make scrambled eggs!
love the contest
favourite egg recipe when camping is just a fried egg
Scrambled eggs with ham and cheese
I’m not confident when cooking outdoors, so I stick with the basics: Scrambled or fried eggs.
never been camping but your recipe looks like a winner. thx
We make scrambled eggs with ham,peppers,onion and cheese
We love making fried eggs/bacon with the hash browns from Costco
will definitely try this recipie!
Scrambled eggs with cheddar cheese on top is my favourite for camping.
I like my egg fried sunny side up with bacon.
This recipe looks awesome. I will be sure to try it as I love my scrambled eggs.
The usual breakfast is scrambled eggs, bacon, herbs and cheese. I’m going to try the BBQ eggs, it looks easier to make.
I would try this in a heartbeat
my fav is just plain old boiled eggs
easy n the kids grab them n run
Egg mince which is onions, tomatoes, eggs scrambled, salt and pepper
I would like to try BBQ eggs.
My family enjoys scrambled eggs and toast when camping.
Scramble eggs with fried ham and shredded cheese mixed in
Love making paper bag eggs.
Never been camping – but would make egg sandwiches
scrambled eggs with salami is filling
Maybe Huevos rancheros? Smile
we love to make scrambled eggs, easy to do, you can scramble them in a baggie.
Scrambled eggs with a buttered fry pan.
make ahead breakfast burritos double wrapped in foil so they can even be heated in the campfire for extra fun
My favourite egg camping recipe is Camp Eggs.
Basically it’s fried egg, but whipped like an omelete with a bit of butter, don’t over whip it, it stays a fried egg if you are careful.
I love regulat scrambled eggs! Maybe some cheese, but well cooked!
Straight up scrambled with some olivery oil and cumin and salt.
We love to have french toast for breakfast and we always keep hard boiled eggs on hand to have for a certain kiddo incase she does notw want ot eat.
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Love to make scrambled eggs while camping
Devilled eggs! Always a hit and easy to boil!
Scrambled eggs with salsa is our favorite.
Scrambled eggs on an open fire or bbq are the best after waking up in a tent after sleeping on the hard ground all night! Makes your day start so nicely!
Eggs in a bag. Put scrambled eggs, and your choice of mushrooms, bacon , onions etc in a zip lock bag and drop in boiling water for a quick and easy ommelote
I don’t believe I’ve ever tried eggs on a BBQ (or braai as we call it here in South Africa), but I bet it tastes awesome Stacie. We’ll give it a try next time we have a cookout
I didn’t even know you could buy anything like this. I can see how this would make a great easy camp breakfast since most of it is already done.