Packed with flavor, these Bacon and Egg Rolls are a delicious and fast breakfast, appetizer, or snack. Baked, not fried, these easy egg rolls are simple to make and cooks in only 9 minutes.
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A homemade crispy breakfast egg roll might just be heaven on earth. Easily adaptable to your dietary needs/preferences, your whole family is going to love these bacon and egg rolls.
When you realize how fun and easy it is to make your own egg rolls, add these savory cabbage Air Fryer Egg Rolls or creamy Mac and Cheese Egg Rolls to your to-do list.
And if you want a sweet companion to go with them, try these Apple Pie Egg Rolls for an awesome treat!
WHAT DO YOU PUT IN Breakfast Egg ROLLS
The beauty of this recipe is that it uses multiple make-ahead breakfast components. And it’s easily adaptable. These breakfast egg rolls are rocking:
- Scrambled eggs (related: Make-Ahead Scrambled Eggs)
- Bacon (related: Air Fryer Bacon, Air Fryer Turkey Bacon, and How to Bake Bacon in the Oven)
- Sausage (related: Whole30 Breakfast Sausage)
- Cheese – I added mine to the scrambled eggs while they were cooking
Pro tip: undercook the scrambled eggs a bit as they will continue to cook in the air fryer.
You can totally customize these breakfast rolls to your preferences. Saute up some veggies, add beans, tofu, or avocado and add them to the rolls. If you have some leftover Instant Pot Ham, using cubbed ham is a great option.
HOW DO YOU WRAP AN EGG ROLL?
I came up with this handy little step-by-step photo guide for you.
Serve with chipotle sauce, cilantro chimichurri, salsa, ranch (related: greek yogurt ranch), sour cream, or maple syrup. Enjoy with a side of skillet-fried potatoes.
PRO TIPS/RECIPE NOTES
- As written, the recipe will make ten egg rolls. If you need to make more or less, the recipe card has the option to adjust the number of servings.
- This post on paleo bacon brands will help you identify no-sugar brands of bacon.
- Do not overstuff the egg roll wrappers as the wrapper will split in the air fryer.
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WEIGHT WATCHERS POINTS
One serving has 2 WW Freestyle SmartPoints (minus the optional olive oil).
Bacon and Egg Rolls
Ingredients
Instructions
Air Fryer Breakfast Egg Rolls Instructions
- Assemble your egg rolls (see the rolling photos/instructions in the post).10 egg roll wrappers, 2 cups scrambled eggs, 3 strips bacon, 1/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- Brush olive oil over the top of the egg rolls.1 tsp olive oil
- Brush olive oil on the basket of your air fryer. Place the egg rolls in the basket, seam side down, without letting them touch each other.
- Bake at 360 degrees F for 7 minutes. Flip and bake for an additional 2 minutes.
Oven Baking Instructions
- Place a baking rack on a foil-lined baking sheet. Liberally spray the rack with olive oil.
- Put the egg rolls seam side down on the baking rack and brush olive oil over the top.
- Bake at 325 F for 12 minutes, and flip. Bake for an addition 8-12 minutes or until the egg rolls are nice and crispy without being burned.
Skillet Instructions
- Heat a cast-iron skillet over medium heat for about 5 minutes.
- Add enough avocado oil to cover the bottom of the skillet and let it heat for 1 minute.
- Place the egg roll “seam side” down in the oil.
- Cook it until that side is crispy and brown, and then flip.
- When finished cooking, place them on a plate lined with newspaper or paper towels to absorb the extra oil.
Notes
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Love your website! I made the cabbage egg rolls and they were out of this world.
I want to try making these breakfast egg rolls.
He many eggs would yield 2 cups scrambled?
Thanks!
Hi Patty, so glad you enjoyed them!
2 cups will depend on a lot of factors – the size of the eggs, how much you whisk them, if you add any liquids, etc. I would start with ~5 large/standard eggs.
would love to make these – but I do not have a air fryer. any other cooking options – will oven work or would they require frying in oil?
Hi Joyce, there are alternative cooking options listed in the printable recipe card. I’ll copy and paste below:
Oven Baking Instructions
Place a baking rack on a foil-lined baking sheet. Liberally spray the rack with olive oil.
Put the egg rolls seam side down on the baking rack and brush olive oil over the top.
Bake at 325 F for 12 minutes, and flip. Bake for an addition 8-12 minutes or until the egg rolls are nice and crispy without being burned.
Skillet Instructions
Heat a cast-iron skillet over medium heat for about 5 minutes.
Add enough avocado oil to cover the bottom of the skillet and let it heat for 1 minute.
Place the egg roll “seam side” down in the oil.
Cook it until that side is crispy and brown, and then flip.
When finished cooking, place them on a plate lined with newspaper or paper towels to absorb the extra oil.
Dear Sarah,
Love the idea of breakfast egg rolls! Long time egg roll and spring roll maker, but I only used traditional Chinese fillings. This is for sure is going on my next week’s grocery list.
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It’s a fun change from the more traditional savory egg roll.
Congrats on achieving your 2019 goal Kelly!! You’re doing awesome and I really appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment.
These seem like the perfect breakfast option for my new one-handed breakfast theme (baby wants to be held ALL THE TIME. Adorable, but difficult to eat like that). Can’t wait to try!
Ohhhh, I get that. My youngest was the same way until 4 months. Do you have a carrier or a wrap so at least you can use two hands sometimes?
I use the carrier a lot while out of the house but haven’t much while home. I just bought a mesh ring sling though and am hoping to use that at home more. She’s started grabbing for things and I thought the sling would give her more arm movement. We had a wrap from the hospital in Norway but it was soooo hot. We needed it at the time (no baby gear on vacation!) but got rid of it when she was big enough for the carrier.
These look amazing! I’ve never used egg roll wrappers. Do you think rice roll wrappers would also work?
Sadly I think they’ll be too sticky unless you want to serve them without frying them.