Scrambled Eggs in a Bowl: Simple Microwave Egg Recipes
Lately, I’ve been a little obsessed with making scrambled eggs in the microwave. Not only do these egg bowls help make sure I actually eat breakfast, but they also work really well for a quick lunch on busy days. They’ve become one of my favorite ways to use up random bits from the freezer and leftovers that might otherwise get forgotten.
These microwave egg bowls are made with two eggs, but they’re easy to customize. If you like cottage cheese, you can swap one egg for two tablespoons of cottage cheese for a slightly lighter, extra-creamy option. Below are eight simple microwave egg bowl recipes that turn basic scrambled eggs into easy, flexible meals.
Budget-Friendly Microwave Egg Bowls
Bacon Egg Bowl
Salty and satisfying, this one feels like a classic breakfast in a bowl. Use bacon bits, chopped cooked bacon, or even turkey bacon if that’s what you have.

Broccoli Cheddar Egg Bowl
A classic combo that never fails and works for any time of day. Cauliflower or mixed vegetables can easily replace broccoli if that’s what’s on hand.

Creamy Spinach Egg Bowl
Soft, creamy, and surprisingly filling, this bowl is great when you want something lighter. Swap spinach for kale or use frozen spinach that’s been squeezed dry.

Everything Bagel Egg Bowl
This bowl brings big flavor with minimal effort and no extra prep. If you don’t have Everything Bagel seasoning, try a mix of garlic powder, onion powder, and sesame seeds.

Ham & Swiss Egg Bowl
A mild, creamy combo that works well for breakfast or lunch. You can swap Swiss for provolone or mozzarella, and use leftover holiday ham or deli ham in a pinch.

Pizza Egg Bowl
This fun option is especially kid-friendly and great for using up leftovers. Use marinara or spaghetti sauce if you don’t have pizza sauce, and swap pepperoni for cooked sausage or veggies.

Sausage & Cheddar Egg Bowl
This hearty bowl is filling and comforting, making it a great choice for busy mornings. Swap breakfast sausage for leftover cooked sausage links, ground pork, or even diced hot dogs.

Western Scramble Egg Bowl
Loaded with ham, peppers, and onions, this bowl has a diner-style feel. Frozen pepper and onion blends work just as well and save time.

Easy Breakfasts with Endless Mix-Ins
Lately, I’ve been changing up my eggs each morning based on whatever I have in the fridge or freezer, and these microwave egg bowls make that so easy. They’re also simple to meal prep ahead of time, which helps busy mornings feel a little less chaotic.
You’re really only limited by your imagination: leftover taco meat, salsa, green chiles, canned beans, and so many other odds and ends work perfectly in these bowls.
