make ahead breakfast burritos

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What I love about this breakfast burrito recipe is not only that it’s quick and easy to prep, but that you can make so many modifications to your liking.

Here’s how I made mine:

Ingredients

1 roll of Jimmy Dean regular breakfast sausage

1 tsp crushed red pepper (optional)

1/2 T butter

10 eggs

1 tsp salt and pepper

10 Mission soft taco flour tortillas

10 slices pepper jack cheese

1 cup Mexican blend shredded cheese

Instructions:

  1. Lay out 10 pieces of aluminum foil, approximately size of tortillas and put the tortillas on top (flat).
  2. Crumble one piece of pepper jack cheese on top of each tortilla (in the middle).
  3. Cook entire roll of breakfast sausage in medium skillet over medium heat until browned, breaking up into crumbles as you go. Add crushed red pepper while cooking.
  4. Crack eggs into large bowl and whisk until smooth, adding salt and pepper once smooth.
  5. Add butter to large skillet and melt over medium low heat.
  6. Once butter is melted, add eggs into the skillet and scramble into small/medium pieces.
  7. Let sausage and eggs cool almost entirely.
  8. Portion out eggs on top of pepper jack cheese in the middle of tortillas equally.
  9. Add generous amount of the Mexican blend cheese on top of the eggs on each tortilla.
  10. Distribute the sausage crumbles on top of the cheese on each tortilla equally.
  11. Carefully roll each tortilla and filling into a burrito and then roll the foil until closed.
  12. Place burritos in the freezer for up to a few months and heat in a 350° oven for 10-12 minutes until warmed all the way through (in oven safe vessel).

modification ideas:

  • turkey sausage
  • sausage crumbles (precooked)
  • bacon crumbles
  • meatless
  • egg whites
  • other varieties of cheese
  • wheat, corn, or veggie tortillas