Thanks for joining Sarah and me for Meatless Monday today. You all know I love my savory breakfast ideas and when I saw a fun Breakfast Yule Log idea, I knew I had to recreate it. It’s easier than it looks and perfect for a holiday brunch.
Breakfast Yule Log
Adapted and made a little healthier from a recipe I saw here. I was intrigued on the whole Breakfast Yule Log idea and decided to give it a go. As I love to start off my day with some eggs, I was eager to try it out. Surprisingly easy and a fun presentation. This Breakfast Yule Log is perfect for your upcoming Holiday Brunch or just a lazy weekend with the family.
The eggs are baked on a sheet pan and ready in under 15 minutes. From there I sprinkled on some herbed feta cheese, sauteed mushrooms and spinach. The Breakfast Yule Log is carefully rolled up, sliced and served . I like to top it with some spicy salsa but a nice cranberry chutney would be quite festive.
While I opted for a traditional stuffing of my Breakfast Yule Log the first go around, there are endless possibilities for stuffings. Next time I might try a Huevos Rancheros style with black beans, cheddar and avocado. I really enjoy finding new fun ways to update classic dishes.
Turning a traditional dessert into a healthy breakfast option is holiday magic don’t you think? Tell me, do you have any holiday classics that you have made healthier? What would you like to stuff your Breakfast Yule Log with?
Ingredients
- 12 eggs
- 1/4 C of milk of choice
- salt & pepper to taste
- 1/2 C of feta or goat cheese
- 2 Cups Spinach
- 1 C mushrooms sliced
- 2 TBL tomato or traditional pesto
- topping: salsa or cranberry chutney
Instructions
- preheat oven to 375
- Whisk eggs and milk
- Line a baking sheet (with sides) with parchment paper and spray w cooking spray
- pour eggs into pan
- bake for approx 12-14 min until set (do not overcook)
- meanwhile saute spinach and mushrooms (drain excess water)
- remove from oven
- sprinkle on cheese and pesto
- add veggies
- carefully roll up into a log
- slice and serve
[email protected] says
I love this idea! So fun. I love your stuffing choice, I would do goat cheese, spinach, mushroom and caramelized onions.
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks onions would be a tasty addition as well.
Annmarie says
What a creative idea! This looks like my kind of breakfast 😛
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks! I thought it was a fun one and starting your day off with a punch of protein
Maureen @ Maureen Gets Real says
Deborah I’m dying at you posting this today! I was watching a baking show over the weekend and they were making yule logs (or whatever they’re called when it’s not Christmas ha) and my ambitious side was totally thinking I could make it. This seems much easier and like a great option for meal prep or a holiday brunch.
Deborah Brooks says
ha what a coincidence! They were actually really not so hard so hard to make and a fun breakfast idea.
Kim G says
This is so darn cute! I was looking to try something new for Christmas Day breakfast and I think this will work. Thanks so much for posting!
Deborah Brooks says
Aww thanks it’s a fun one!
[email protected] A Dash of Cinnamon says
I love eggs. This looks so fun and also a super delicious way to have your eggs.
Deborah Brooks says
I love eggs as well! It’s a fun way to bring in the holiday spirit
Wendy says
I love this!
Deborah Brooks says
aww thanks it’s a fun way to bring a little healthy holiday cheer into breakfast
Debbie says
This is such a super-fun idea! So perfect for a holiday breakfast!
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks it’s fun and festive
chaitali says
That looks delicious! I’ve never even thought of baking eggs in a sheet pan like that. It sounds pretty easy to do and a great option for when you have a lot of people.
Deborah Brooks says
I was surprised by how easy it was really
Sarah says
I just saw an egg yule log and thought it would be fun to make one. Perfect for the holidays and a fun way to pack in veggies and protein with simple healthy ingredients.
Deborah Brooks says
Yes, it is easy to make and to customize to your likes.
Cari says
Oh that looks absolutely delicious
I had an LEO omelet with avocado the other week shaped like this. Amazeballs too if you eat fish
Deborah Brooks says
I do not eat fish really but I do love avocado with eggs as well
Jenny Albertson says
That looks really good. Perfect for a brunch!
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks definitely a great brunch option
Sandra D Laflamme says
What a cool breakfast/brunch idea! That looks delicious! And you could fill it with so many different goodies!
Deborah Brooks says
yes you could certainly fill it with all of your favorites
Becca | Rabbit Food Runner says
I would be so nervous to roll it! Fun idea though!
Deborah Brooks says
I was very nervous to roll it and I was prepared to have it all fall apart. It worked though!
Beau Brinckerhoff says
Love this idea!
Deborah Brooks says
Oh great I am so glad!
Darlene says
I am getting really hungry. Keep those recipes coming.
Deborah Brooks says
OH good that was the idea 🙂
Kimberly Hatting says
Wow! That’s all there is to it? Maybe I could swing this, too LOL Thanks for the inspiration 😉
Deborah Brooks says
Really I was surprised by how easy it was!
Anna @ Piper's Run says
That just looks impressive! I feel like this could be a recipe I would fail at 🙁
Bet it tastes good!
Deborah Brooks says
I was nervous about rolling it myself but honestly way easier than it looks
Abbey Sharp says
What a fun recipe and perfect for the holidays! Looks delicious
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks! It is fun for the holidays
Farrah says
This looks so good! I feel like I’d like this more than the traditional Yule log!
Deborah Brooks says
It’s a fun change
Jenn says
Uh…. GENIUS!!! I love this idea! What a great twist on breakfast!
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks so much!
Julie Harris says
I will be trying this! I love rolling food. 🙂 And this looks great for upcoming family breakfasts.
Deborah Brooks says
Rolling food is fun!Hope you enjoy it
Esther says
This is such a great idea!
I love eggs and making it into a Yule Log is perfect for the holidays!
Also, your egg spatula is adorable!
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks on both!
Judy @ Chocolaterunsjudy says
Very clever! It looks really yummy.
Deborah Brooks says
Thanks so much!
jill conyers says
Great idea turning a classic dessert into a healthy breakfast. You could easily mix up different ingredients for the filling.
Deborah Brooks says
yes definitely endless possibilities