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Place the jars in the water bath at 120F degrees to avoid cracking from temperature shock.Make sure you stop tightening as soon as feel the lids grab the jars.

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Don't overtighten the jars or they may crack while cooking.

Do not forget to spray the jars with non-stick spray.

Blend the egg bites for at least 1-2 minutes to allow them to get slightly fluffy - this keeps them lighter while cooking.

I like to eat them with this breakfast fried rice or these air fryer hash browns on the side.Try this cilantro chimichurrior Argentinian chimichurri on top.Serve alongside these lemon ricotta pancakes, cornmeal pancakes or cornmeal blueberry pancakes for some added protein.Alongside this strawberry spinach salad for a low carb lunch.We love our egg bites served many different ways - they are not just for breakfast!

Garnish with chopped chives, peppers and/or hot sauce if desired. Remove the lids and serve straight out of the jar. Remove from the water bath with tongs and let cool until they can be touched. **I put my jars in once the water bath once it reached 120F degrees so the jars would not be shocked by the temperature difference and crack. Place the jars in the water bath and cook for 1 hour. **if you tighten too much your jars could crack in the water bath. You may feel like it's not tight enough, but once the lid grabs you are good to go. Screw the lids onto the jars until just " finger tight." Basically, once you feel the lid grab the jar, stop tightening.

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Spray 8- 4 ounce mason jars with non-stick cooking spray.Ĭrumble the cooked bacon and divide it evenly among the 8 jars.Ĭombine all the remaining ingredients ( except green onions) in a blender and blend until smooth and slightly fluffy, about 1-2 minutes.įill each jar about ¾ full with the egg mixture and top with a sprinkle of green onions. Heat a sous vide water bath to 170F degrees. You will also need 8- 4 ounce jars with lids and a blender to make these egg bites. You can also make this sous vide bacon that comes out perfect and easy to crumble if you have some extra time on your hands! I have started using the microwavable bacon from the store for recipes like this so I don't have to dirty a whole pan and it works great. Substitute Parmesan is you don't have gruyere. Gruyere is a hard cheese that is almost like a combination of swiss and parmesan - it has a nice nutty flavor and is packed with umami. We are lucky enough to get regular farm fresh eggs from the in-laws, but if you're not so lucky, try to get the freshest eggs from the store that you can to get the best results. The full list of ingredients and amounts is included in the recipe card at the bottom of the post.

Great for parties, brunches, or make-ahead breakfasts for the week!.

They are ultra easy to make, with most of the cooking being hands-off.

Cream adds a nice richness to the eggs, cream cheese adds tanginess and the Gruyere takes it over the top for that extra nutty, umami flavor.

The bacon adds the perfect meaty, rich umami flavor to the eggs.

Cooking them sous vide eliminates the risk that the eggs become overcooked and dry.

To learn even more about sous vide cooking, head over and read " what is sous vide cooking." Tools Used This immersion circulator circulates water in a temperature controlled water bath at a certain temperature to perfectly cook your food every time.īecause the temperature doesn't change, and it keeps your meat (or dessert, veggies, etc.) at the same temperature, your risk of overcooking becomes very minimal. Sous vide is basically a method of cooking using what is called an immersion circulator.