These EASY Keto Low Carb Egg Muffins With Ham have a little Mediterranean flair and are packed with protein! A portable, healthy and gluten free breakfast or snack!
PIN Keto Low Carb Egg Muffins With Ham
(Photos updated in Dec/18. Originally posted in Dec/14. Narration not changed)
Today I bring to you a new kind of meal: the brappetizer.
It’s a little bit of breakfast and a little bit of appetizer all in.one.dish. Basically the best egg snack ever.
Eat these keto egg muffins for breakfast before you make yourself presentable to the world OR at a fancy party in fancy clothes with your pinky up.
It is your choice. All options will be equally delicious.
The greatest part of these keto egg cups is that they look like you slaved in the kitchen whipping up the fanciest of food that only the queen (or king) of Fancy Pants Land would eat.
Guess what? You didn’t.
You spent a grand total of 5 minutes in there, and half the time you weren’t even paying attention because “Greys Anatomy” was on TV.
I could just be speaking for myself though.
Really though, these little Mediterranean-inspired healthy breakfast egg muffins with ham could not be any easier. Just shove a muffin tin full of some deli ham and then throw a little feta and spinach in there. Top if off with some eggs and throw that bad boy in the oven. When they come out, make them extra prettiful with some pesto, roasted red peppers and basil…BAM!
Apparently 2018 has turned me into Emeril Lagasse. I hope the hubs doesn’t mind the change.
The hubster and I ate these spinach breakfast egg muffins as part of our Thanksgiving appetizers and we both totally fell in love with them. This is a very good thing because the batches following the original breakfast egg muffins just did not work out. It’s actually a sore spot and I don’t want to talk about it, which means that I will tell you about it anyways.
The first time I tried these these keto low carb egg muffins with ham were BEAUTIFUL, 10 times more so than these pictures guys. But, we ate them all.
So, I had to make them again because I can’t post pictures of empty plates and tell you to use your imaginations. The next few batches were ugly. So, so ugly.
Some exploded, some sunk, and some looked like egg hockey pucks. But, EVENTUALLY, I got it RIGHT and learned how to NAIL healthy egg muffin cups.
How to make egg muffins
- Line each cavity of a muffin pan with a slice of ham, trying to not leave any space between the ham.
- Fill each muffin cavity with a little bit of each filling ingredient. Doing it this way, as opposed to just mixing it all together in a bowl, will ensure ALL the muffins have a good amount of the “fixins”
- Pour the eggs on top until all the filling is covered. Do not beat the eggs too much! This is the key to ensure they don’t fall!
How long to cook egg muffins
You want to cook the eggs in the oven until they are puffy and the top feels set, which is about 15-17 minutes in a 400 degree oven!
Needless to say, we have mountains of ham and egg cups exploding out of our fridge. This is why it is a very good thing that we devoured these because we will have to continue to do so for the rest of our LIVES.
Between the pile of keto low carb egg muffins with ham, the rest of the leftover appetizers and Mr.FFF’s leftover hard apple cider, it looks like the inside of our refrigerator is about to throw its own shin dig.
Brappetizer, that’s what’s for breakfast. Or dinner. The world is your oyster.
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Pesto Egg White Omelette with Goat Cheese

Ingredients
- 9 Slices of thin cut deli ham
- 1/2 Cup Canned roasted red pepper, sliced + additional for garnish
- 1/3 Cup Fresh spinach, minced
- 1/4 Cup Feta cheese, crumbled
- 5 Large eggs
- Pinch of salt
- Pinch of pepper
- 1 1/2 Tbsps Pesto sauce
- Fresh basil for garnish
Instructions
- Preheat your oven to 400 degrees. GENEROUSLY spray a muffin tin with cooking spray.
- Line each muffin tin with 1.5 pieces of ham, making sure you don't leave holes for the egg mixture to explode out of.
- Place a little bit of roasted red pepper in the bottom of each muffin tin.
- Place 1 Tbsp of minced spinach on top of each red pepper.
- Top the pepper and spinach off with a heaping 1/2 Tbsp of crumbled feta cheese.
- In a medium bowl, whisk together the eggs salt and pepper. Divide the egg mixture evenly among the 6 muffin tins.
- Bake for 15-17 minutes until the eggs are puffy and feel set.
- Remove each cup from the muffin tin and garnish with 1/4 tsp pesto sauce, additional roasted red pepper slices and fresh basil.
- Devour!
Tips & Notes:
Nutrition Info:
Recipes written and produced on Food Faith Fitness are for informational purposes only.
FOR THIS RECIPE, I RECOMMEND:
WEIGHT WATCHERS POINTS PER SERVING: FREESTYLE POINTS: 1 POINTS+: 3. OLD POINTS: 3
(Per 1 muffin)
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Elise @ 9toFit.com says
These looks delicious and are adorable! I’m always looking for new bite size foods
Tate says
Thanks Elise! I love eating little food..so much more fun! 🙂
Richard Huffmon says
It’s a bit more than bite sized! Even my teenage friends take 3 or more bites. I usually need at least 6 bites to finish one of these and the last bite is always the biggest. I have friends who can’t enjoy pesto, so I’ve made some of them without it. Enjoyed them both ways, but prefer the added flavor from the pesto. Have you tried dandelion pesto yet?
Chris @ Shared Appetite says
I’m a sucker for little tasting-sized appetizers and I really love this idea! And with my desire to want to start eating a bit healthier, these are so perfect! I can still have my apps and eat healthy too 🙂
Tate says
Oh gosh, me too! I love having the most flavour variety possible. Good on ya for jumpin’ on the healthier train! You can definitely still have your apps and be healthy…no one or the other here! Thanks Chris! 🙂
Laura @ Laura's Culinary Adventures says
Healthy or not, I think these look delicious! I wish I had a fridge full of them too!
Tate says
You can come help us eat them anytime! 😉 Thanks! 🙂
Shashi @ http://runninsrilankan.com says
Love this “Brappetizer”!!! it could be for lunch, breakfast or dinner or even an appetizer! BRILLIANT!
Tate says
Thanks Shashi! 🙂
simple green moms says
These are so pretty!! =) I am hooked on your recipes now!!
Tate says
Thank you so much! I like pretty food! 🙂
Cailee @ http://hellohealthyeating.com says
These look amazing!! I love that they are low carb too!! They would be perfect with a side of fresh fruit!! YUM! Thanks for sharing and I hope that you have a lovely Friday!
Tate says
Ohhh so yum with fresh fruit, smart girl! I hope you have a lovely weekend as well and thank you!! 🙂
Mary Frances @ The Sweet {Tooth} Life says
A breakfast and app all in one? I’m sold. And I cannot get enough Mediterranian food … I’m a sucker for all things pesto, feta, and spinach! Have a wonderful weekend!
Tate says
Me too! Especially pesto… I can put that stuff on everything! Thanks Mary Frances I hope you have a fabbity fab weekend! 🙂
Pamela @ Brooklyn Farm Girl says
These little cups are so pretty and I love there’s a large amount of options to decorate and garnish with!
Tate says
Exactly, you can be creative! Thanks Pamela! 🙂
Elizabeth says
I love how these look!! I’m always looking for a breakfast that my husband could grab and eat going out the door. I could easily pack these up in to-go containers that he could take. Last time I made him homemade Egg McMuffins!
Tate says
Thanks Elizabeth! Me too.. I’m all about the easy meals for the hubby and these are just that! Egg McMuffins are a fab idea girl! 🙂
Andrea says
Thanks for the recipe! They were absolutely delish and super easy to make.
Tate says
You are so welcome…So glad you liked them!! 🙂