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Sausage and Egg Breakfast Burritos (Easy Make-Ahead Recipe)
These sausage and egg breakfast burritos are easy to make ahead and perfect for busy mornings. A freezer-friendly breakfast recipe you can prep once and enjoy all week.
Prep
15 min
Cook
30 min
Total
45 min
Serves
20
Instructions
- 01
Using a large skillet brown the sausage and cook till done (about 8 minutes). Break into small pieces.
- 02
In a large bowl, whisk together the eggs and seasonings. Pour the egg mixture into the skillet with the sausage and cook until the eggs are set, gently moving them around the pan as they cook.
- 03
Remove from heat and stir in the salsa and shredded cheese.
- 04
Next, assemble the burritos. Lay a tortilla flat on the counter and scoop about ⅓ to ½ cup of filling into the center.
- 05
Fold the sides inward and roll the tortilla tightly into a burrito.
- 06
Allow the burritos to cool slightly before storing them.
- 07
Once cooled, wrap each burrito individually in parchment paper or plastic wrap and place them into the refrigerator or freezer bags. Another option is to place the burritos on a baking sheet and freeze them for a few hours until solid before transferring them to a freezer bag.
Nutrition
per serving · 1 g
- Calories
- 290
- Protein
- 14g
- Carbs
- 16g
- Fat
- 18g
- Fiber
- 1g
- Sugar
- 2g
- Sat. fat
- 6g
- Sodium
- 688mg
- Cholesterol
- 180mg
Variations & swaps
Ingredient Swaps and Breakfast Burrito Variations
- One of the reasons I love this recipe is that it’s incredibly flexible. Once you learn the basic method, you can easily adjust the ingredients to create different breakfast burrito variations depending on what you have in the refrigerator or what your family prefers.
- You can also switch up the tortillas depending on your nutrition goals. Low-carb tortillas, high-protein tortillas, or gluten-free tortillas all work well for meal prep and freezing. If you’re using gluten-free tortillas, warming them slightly before rolling can help prevent cracking.
- If you’d like a leaner option, turkey sausage works well in place of pork sausage. It still adds plenty of flavor but with a little less fat. You can also swap in cooked bacon to create a delicious bacon breakfast burrito variation. Just cook and crumble the bacon before stirring it into the egg mixture.
- The cheese is easy to customize too. Sharp cheddar is my go-to because it adds bold flavor, but Monterey Jack, pepper jack, Colby Jack, or a taco-style cheese blend all melt beautifully in these burritos. Pepper jack is a great option if you want to add a little heat.
- Salsa is another ingredient that can change the flavor of the burritos quite a bit. Mild salsa, chunky restaurant-style salsa, roasted tomato salsa, or salsa verde all work well. Just try to use a thicker salsa so the filling doesn’t become too watery.
- You can also add vegetables to make these healthy breakfast burritos even more filling. Diced bell peppers, onions, mushrooms, spinach, or even cooked potatoes are all great additions. If you’re adding vegetables, I recommend cooking them first so they release their moisture before going into the filling. Too much liquid can make the burritos soggy when reheated.
- When adding extra ingredients, be careful not to overfill the tortillas. Too much filling can cause the tortilla to split when rolling or reheating. If you want larger, heartier burritos, simply use burrito-size tortillas instead of medium ones.
- For a vegetarian option, you can leave out the sausage and increase the eggs or add black beans for extra protein and fiber. You can also check out my vegetarian breakfast burrito if you’re looking for another satisfying meatless breakfast idea.
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