Spinach Artichoke Egg Casserole
Updated October 06, 2020
Spinach Artichoke Egg Casserole-this easy egg casserole with spinach, artichokes, and cheese is great for breakfast, brunch, or dinner!
Easy Egg Casserole
I use eggs all of the time for baking, but they have never been one of my favorite foods to just eat. I’ve never craved eggs…until recently. I don’t know what it is, but I am loving eggs! I have been eating them a couple times a week. I usually just scramble up a couple of egg whites with spinach and call it good, but I was getting kind of bored so I made a Spinach Artichoke Egg Casserole. Oh man, it was so easy and SO good! I think I have become a full on egg fan thanks to this breakfast casserole.
How to Make Egg Casserole
I love this egg casserole because it is easy to make and loaded with spinach and artichokes, two of my favorite veggies. This recipe is delicious and so easy to make! You bake the breakfast casserole in the oven in ONE pan! It is so simple!
- I put the veggies on the bottom of the pan, add some shredded mozzarella and parmesan cheese.
- Then, I pour the eggs that have been whisked with milk over the top. I sprinkle more cheese and some fresh basil over the eggs and boom!
- In the oven it goes! Bake until golden and you have one delicious egg casserole…or we can call it an egg bake if the word casserole scares you:) It is basically a super duper easy baked frittata or omelette. Anyone can make this easy egg dish!
Great Meal for Anytime of the Day
We served this Spinach Artichoke Egg Casserole for dinner, but of course it would be good for breakfast, brunch, or lunch too. I know we will be making this easy egg casserole for the holidays. It is perfect for entertaining. It’s easy to make, easy to serve, and there is little clean up! This is my kind of recipe!
The leftovers are also great! You can make and reheat all week so you have an easy meal!
Get cracking and make this Spinach Artichoke Egg Casserole. Ha, get it, get CRACKING…like cracking your eggs. I am so funny:) Enjoy!
If you like this egg casserole, you might also like:
- Bacon, Potato, and Egg Casserole
- Sausage, Cheese, and Potato Egg Casserole
- Baked Eggs
- French Toast
- Belgian Waffles
Spinach Artichoke Egg Casserole
Ingredients
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1/2 yellow onion diced
- 2 cloves garlic minced
- 6 cups packed fresh spinach
- 1 1/2 cups chopped jarred artichoke hearts packed in water and drained
- 1/4 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped fresh basil
- Dash of crushed red pepper
- Salt and black pepper to taste
- 1 1/2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese divided
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese plus 2 tablespoons, divided
- 8 large eggs
- 3 tablespoons Almond Breeze Original Almondmilk
- Chopped basil for garnish, if desired
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Spray a 2-quart baking dish with nonstick cooking spray and set aside.
- In a large skillet, heat olive oil over high heat. Add the onion and cook until tender, about 3 minutes. Add the garlic and cook for an additional 2 minutes. Stir in the spinach and cook until wilted, about 3-4 minutes. Stir in the chopped artichoke hearts. Add dried oregano, fresh basil, and crushed red pepper. Season with salt and black pepper, to taste. Pour mixture into prepared pan and spread out evenly. Sprinkle 1 cup of the mozzarella cheese and ¼ cup Parmesan cheese over the mixture.
- In a medium bowl, combine eggs and almond milk. Whisk well. Pour eggs over veggies and cheese. Top with remaining ½ cup mozzarella cheese and 1 tablespoon Parmesan cheese. Sprinkle additional chopped basil over the top, if desired.
- Bake for 30-35 minutes or until eggs are set and slightly golden around the edges. A knife inserted into the center should come out clean. Remove from oven and let cool for 10 minutes. Cut into squares and serve warm.
- Note-if you want to make this dairy-free, you can use your favorite dairy-free cheese!
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Love almond breeze and breakfast for dinner! This would definitely please the whole family. Will give this one a go soon too 🙂
Breakfast for dinner is the best! I hope you like it!
Oh my, I NEED this! I ALWAYS crave eggs, and if I don’t have a soft boiled egg for breakfast, well, I know it’s going to be a very bad day for someone.
Love this breakfast version of the classic dip! Pinned!
Thanks for pinning!
I’m with Taylor. I always crave eggs and not just because it’s in the name! I love how this recipe really can be made at any time and eaten in the same fashion. 😀
Well, my wife says eggs are my new best friend if I want to loose a few vanity pounds. That and the artichokes which aren’t too bad. Can’t do Brussels Sprouts, that’s where I draw the line!
See, I am totally the opposite. I eat eggs every single day so this casserole is totally my style, and artichokes too? Seriously, my fave.
Yes please!! This is gorgeous and looks delicious!!
Eggs have never been my favorite either unless they’re cooked just right. I think this fun casserole would do the trick!
Oh this would be PERFECT for Easter Brunch! Spinach and artichoke is such a stellar combination. And you make it seem so easy to make!
This looks amazing, Maria and I know my readers would love it. Sharing on The Low Carb Test Kitchen Facebook Page today!
Thank you!
We eat a lot of eggs for breakfast and this recipe is the perfect way to change things up a bit!!
looks great Maria! love the addition of artichokes!
This will be making an appearance for breakfast this weekend. Love it!
Enjoy!!
I’m dashing into the kitchen now to make this!
I eat eggs everyday, so of course I would love this!
This looks delish. We make something similar on Christmas morning every year. 😉
The Starving Inspired
This looks delicious. And a lower carb option than say, a Strata. I will decrease the recipe size for a romantic brunch for two. Thank you!
Do you know if this will keep for a few days in the fridge like a quiche? Would be great for lunches during the week.
We ate leftovers the next day and it was good reheated. It might get a little soggy the longer it sits, but I liked it:)
Cracked… ha! Appreciate your sense of humor.
Thanks for humoring me:)
Looks so good!
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!!! This is most definitely going in my must-make every special holiday file 🙂 Pinned!
Thank you! Enjoy!
I LOVE this egg casserole!! Lovin the spinach and artichokes…I bet it would taste delicious breakfast-for-dinner style! 🙂 Pinned!
Thank you!
This looks so delicious! Perfect 🙂
I made it tonight! Delicious!! I did substitute the almond milk for regular because that’s all I had. But this was a definite win as my 2 and 3 year olds ate it right up. Thanks for sharing it.
This looks so delicious! I wish I had this right now!!!
Hello-
looks great, would a 13×9 pan work for this or do I need a smaller pan? thanks
I use a smaller dish because I like thicker pieces. You can try a bigger pan, but your pieces will be thinner.
I love the use of spinach and artichokes! I think that I will try to put these in muffin tins instead of a casserole dish. (Note: a shorter baking time than a casserole.) This way I can freeze them individually and then (as needed) thaw them overnight to press between English muffins for a quick breakfast sandwich in the morning. Thanks for the recipe!!
Egg muffins are fun! Enjoy!
Haha I love your egg cracking joke!! Laughed out loud! This looks so good!
could I substitute the almond milk for 2% cows milk?
I’m all about the spinach artichoke combo this season. I’ll be trying this asap!
Love this!! I love packing as much spinach as possible into anything and I even quite like artichokes now (I used to be a vegetable dodger!) – have to make this, just perfect for weekend brunch!
Can you tell me the size pant you use? 8×8 or 9×13?
I use a 2-quart baking dish. I think it is a 7×11…so in between the two. If you only have those two sizes, you can use them. The 8×8 will be thicker pieces and the 9×13 will be thinner.
Eggs are almost a daily meal for me. Love this dish!
This sounds fantastic. Total comfort food for me!
Made this with shredded cheddar and used an entire can of artichoke hearts and probably double the fresh basil. It was super delicious!! Will make again. Thinking of adding chicken and serving it for dinner. Great recipe!
Loved this-such an easy and delicious recipe! I eat eggs almost every day and even though my husband isn’t as obsessed with eggs like I am, I knew he would love the artichoke component (he did). Thanks so much for the recipe– this will definitely go in the rotation!
Could frozen spinach be used instead of fresh spinach? If so, I assume it would need to be thawed first with most of liquid squeezed out. Thanks!
can you make this the night before and just bake it in the morning?
Made this last night for a early morning work meeting. This was bombtastic! Never would have imagined these ingredients could be so spectacular together! Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Glad you liked the recipe!
This is a great recipe but having made it twice now I find 30 minutes to be too long. Granted I have a gas oven so that’s not ideal but in general I find a need a few more minutes than most recipes suggest. I think 25-27 minutes would be better….less rubbery.
I’ve made something similar before, boy do I love egg casseroles, but I usually add chives. Chives and eggs go together like pb and j! I am thinking about trying it with the artichokes but I have never had them before. Can anyone describe what a artichoke tastes like and its texture?
We just tried it for dinner, and it was a big hit! The cook is going to tweak the recipe slightly for next time by adding a few chopped olives, mushrooms, and another egg or two. Thanks!
Yay! Glad you liked it!
Can I make this the day before and bake in the morning?
Thank you!!!
Can I make this with just egg whites? Anyone know how many I should use?
Can this be made ahead? I’m thinking about it for Christmas morning.
Yes!!
Going to do this for Christmas Eve! If I double the recipe and use a 9×13 baking dish, how much longer should I bake it?
Can this be prepared the night before and baked the next day?
Yes!! Enjoy!
Have you ever tried this with vegan cheese? Do you know if it would turn out as good as this picture looks?
I haven’t tried it with vegan cheese.
I just made this for dinner and it is seriously good! I used 1% milk and a little more than instructed and dried basil instead of fresh. A “keeper” as hubby calls it. Tomorrow leftovers for lunch or dinner with a Greek salad..,,,yum!
This looks so delicious, what side dish would go well with this?
Simple green salad, fruit salad, bread, rolls, biscuits
Can you tell me the calorie count for a portion of this dish. If possible can you please add this to all your recipes.
Could this be put together on Saturday afternoon and then baked late Sunday morning for an Easter brunch? Looks great!
Yes, just keep covered in the fridge!
Is there a reason why the recipe calls for Almond Milk as opposed to regular milk or 2%. I’ve never had almond milk and have no problem with trying it but just wanted to know if 2% milk can be used.
You can use almond or regular milk!
I made your fabulous egg dish for my family last Easter and it was a big hit! They requested it for this year!
Thank you!!!❤️
Sounds delicious please keep me posted
i made this for Easter brunch yesterday – so delicious! And loving the leftovers for breakfast this week, too. Thanks for the great recipe!
I cant use the almond milk do you know if coconut milk will also work?
Yes, you can use coconut milk!
Has anyone frozen this dish? What were the results?
This looks tasty, and much healthier than a quiche. Quick question: Do you have to squeeze the liquid out of the spinach mixture before putting it in the pan, or have you not had a problem with too much liquid?
I never do and it is just fine.
I made this today. We loved it. I had some marinated artichokes in the fridge & threw those in. I had fresh mozzerella so I used that. This is a great “dump” recipe. Next time I might add mushrooms or sausage. My daughter is gluten free and most of these egg casseroles have bread. She loved it.
Almost forgot the best part. Our Swiss chard is out of control in the garden so I used that instead of spinach. Yum yum.
So glad you liked it. I will have to try Swiss Chard next time!
Can this be prepared the night before and baked the next morning?
Yes! Enjoy!
Do you think I can make the mixture the night before and bake it in the morning?
Yes!
What would you sub for fresh basil? I have Italian parsley growing but don’t think it has enough punch. How about oregano? Or, does it definitely need basil?
LOVE breakfast for dinner, especially when it looks as delicious as this!
nice recipe, thank you, seems like it’s almost a quiche, like all of these ingredients, but have never added artichoke hearts to anything like this, nice tweak!
Can we make this the night before, put the dish in the fridge and cook it on the next morning?
Yes!
Planning to make it this weekend for Easter! Can you make ahead and fridge or freeze it?
I made this for a breakfast at my job and everyone loved it!! Very easy to make and very tasty!
Made this recipe for dinner and loved how easy it was to put this yummy recipe together. Thanks for the weeknight save!
Delicious! And different than the typical sausage, egg and cheese casserole. All of my brunch guests commented on it!
I added feta and Trader Joe’s Everything But The Bagel seasoning and we really enjoyed. Thank you!
You are welcome! Great additions!
Can this be made the night before and baked in the morning?
Yes!
Love this dish! I added mushrooms and a generous portion of spinach and artichoke hearts. Great flavor with the basil, oregano and a touch of red peppers. I used 2% milk in the recipe as I do not have Almond Milk. Great recipe!!
Glad you liked it!
Made this tonight and it is delicious! Thanks for sharing the recipe
You are welcome!
This was absolutely delicious! I prepped all of it the night before Thanksgiving, leaving the eggs out until the next morning. I poured the eggs over the prepped casserole and baked it exactly as advised. I did substitute the mozzarella for ricotta cheese to give it a richer taste. There was hardly any left. Thanks for the recipe! It will surely revisit our family year after year.
Hi,
Can you make this and freeze it ahead of time? Would you freeze it before cooking it? Thank you. It looks delicious !
Have you ever made this dish the day before and reheated in the oven?
Love this recipe so much that I plan to make it for Easter Sunday Brunch! I need to double the recipe to feed everyone, so my question is, if I double all the ingredients what size pan should I use? Would a 9×11″ work?
What is the calorie count and the carb count
Can this be put together the night before and baked the following morning.
Yes!
Can you prepare this the night before and bake it the next day?
Made this for dinner last night and it was deelish! I only had jars of marinated artichokes so I drained them as much as possible, chopped them up and used them. The flavors from the marinated artichokes added so much flavor to this dish. We had the leftovers for breakfast. Thank you for this simple and tasty recipe!
Hi! Does the freeze well?
Excellent! I only had 2 people eating so halved the recipe and baked in 6 muffin tins lined with silicone liners. Cooked for 20 min.
Wonderful breakfast casserole without the same flavors. Nice change from the heavy bread casseroles. The artichokes make this pop but in a subtle way-not tart/acidity at all. I made this for my vegetarian family. Yum! I know with substitute non-dairy cheese this can become a Whole30 recipe for me!
Will artichokes packed in oil be ok, or will the added oil make the dish greasy? Trying to use up a HUGE jar of artichokes from Costco.
I LOVED this receipe! I had some mushrooms on hand so added those. My new favorite breakfast!
I googled a souffle, THIS IS NOT a souffle!!! False advertising!
Wtf ever! And read the title of the recipe it says casserole not souffle
So, sue!
I made this for family gathering breakfast and it was an absolute HIT!!! Easy to make and absolutely delicious!!
What could be substituted for the artichokes. Thank you
What an amazing dish! Thank you.
This was amazing! Followed the recipe exactly (using whole milk instead of almond), except that I added a sprinkle of chopped kalamata olives on top of the cheese (so they wouldn’t sink) for an extra Mediterranean kick. Ate with fresh ciabatta bread. Will make again for sure!
Can this be frozen?
Yes!
Very good and easy to make! Great reviews from my brunch guests! There was a fair amount of liquid when i started serving- any idea why? It reminded me of excess moisture if cooking mushrooms. I cooked the dish for call time plus a few minutes.
Hi. I just wanted to let you know that when you choose one of the options to change the amount of servings to make, the dish still says it needs a 2 quart baking dish to cook it in. That needs to adjust correctly! Thought you’d like to know. 🙂
Can this be prepared ahead of time?
I love this recipe. I’ve made it several times. I’d like to make it for my friend who has Celiacs. Is this recipe gluten free? Thank you!
Great recipe, I added garlic and oaramsean cheese for a nice twist
Can you prepare the nite before?
Yes!
Looks great trying tonite thanks!
I have never made anything with artichokes so this was a first.
The instructions were easy to follow but didn’t have Almond milk so added 2% instead.
We love eggs & spinach so all good but decided I was not fond of artichokes. Enough for a couple of breakfasts. Thanks anyways.
Donna
Hi!
I have made this Christmas morning for the past two years, this year will be our 3rd! So Tasty!
I wondered if I could prepare it ahead of time and freeze it? Or how many days in can be in the fridge prepped before it’s baked. Do you know?
Thanks!
I am glad you love it! You can prepare the casserole up to a day ahead, cover it, and refrigerate it overnight. Bake in the morning as directed. You can also keep the baked casserole in the fridge for up to 5 days. Reheat!