10 Egg Breakfasts You Can Make In The Microwave

Whether it's a busy weekday morning, a lazy weekend start to the day, or you have a group of hungry guests, there's no need to stress about making the perfect breakfast. Cooking batches of eggs for just yourself, your family, or a larger group doesn't have to be stressful, time-consuming, or messy, as long as you have a microwave. You may have been told multiple times that the creamiest, softest, fluffiest, most perfectly cooked eggs take a great amount of patience and expertise, but in reality, a microwave can do an acceptable job of making the tastiest breakfast eggs.

Making an omelette in a matter of minutes, and creating minimal washing up in the process, means eggs for breakfast on a Monday morning really is possible.

For the Basic Microwave Omelette recipe, click here.

The ingredients for perfect scrambled eggs are highly debated. How about we take a step back from perfection, and instead embrace ease and speed with these tasty microwave scrambled eggs.

For the Basic Microwave Scrambled Eggs recipe, click here.

What's better than scrambled eggs for breakfast? Scrambled eggs laced with melted cheese, of course.

For the Microwave Coffee Cup Scramble recipe, click here.

Add some Mexican-inspired spice to your breakfast by cooking these tasty, satisfying chilaquiles in your microwave.

For the Coffee Cup Chilaquiles recipe, click here.

Making hard-boiled eggs is always surprisingly time-consuming, but not anymore, thanks to this genius microwave recipe.

For the Hard-Boiled Eggs in the Microwave recipe, click here.

Breakfast burritos don't have to come frozen. This super simple but wonderfully satisfying burrito recipe is exactly what you need on those hungry weekday mornings.

For the Microwave Egg and Cheese Breakfast Burrito recipe, click here.

Normally, we wouldn't ever recommend you attempt to make eggs Florentine when you don't have plenty of time and energy to spare. However, this microwaved variation on the brunch classic thrills our taste buds every time.

For the Microwave Florentine Eggs and Bacon recipe, click here.

You don't need to turn on the stove or the oven when you're making a frittata; simply mix all the ingredients in a microwave-safe bowl and cook on high for two minutes.

For the Microwave Frittata recipe, click here.

Making perfect poached eggs is really challenging, but if you use your microwave, it can be quick and easy, and you'll achieve that perfect yolk every time.

For the Microwave Poached Eggs recipe, click here.

So, this may not be a real quiche (there's no pastry crust, and it is cooked and served in a mug), but it takes just one minute to cook, so we don't see anybody complaining.

For the Microwave Quiche in a Mug recipe, click here.