Easy Protein-Packed Breakfast Biscuits with Ham and Cheese

Easy Protein-Packed Breakfast Biscuits with Ham and Cheese are the grab-and-go breakfast I make every Sunday night. The biscuits rise tall, the cheese bubbles, and the ham turns lightly crisp on the edges—plus each one delivers 23 g of protein to keep me full until lunch. One bowl, no yeast, no waiting. If you loved my Easy Herb Butter Roasted Turkey for dinner, these biscuits are the morning-after miracle that uses up leftover ham without tasting like leftovers.

Why You'll Love Easy Protein-Packed Breakfast Biscuits with Ham and Cheese

Easy Protein-Packed Breakfast Biscuits with Ham and Cheese bake in 25 min—flakey, cheesy, 23 g protein each. Perfect meal-prep breakfast!

Ingredients for Easy Protein-Packed Breakfast Biscuits with Ham and Cheese

How to Make Easy Protein-Packed Breakfast Biscuits with Ham and Cheese

Step 1

Preheat & prep pan: Heat oven to 400 °F. Line a sheet pan with parchment.

Step 2

Mix dough: In a bowl combine flour, ham, cheese, garlic powder, pepper. Stir in yogurt and milk just until shaggy.

Step 3

Shape biscuits: Dump onto floured counter, pat 3/4-inch thick rectangle, fold twice for layers, then cut 8 squares (less waste) or use 2.5-inch biscuit cutter.

Easy Protein-Packed Breakfast Biscuits with Ham and Cheese bake in 25 min—flakey, cheesy, 23 g protein each. Perfect meal-prep breakfast!

Easy Protein-Packed Breakfast Biscuits with Ham and Cheese FAQs

FAQs

Can I make Easy Protein-Packed Breakfast Biscuits with Ham and Cheese ahead of time?

Yes—bake, cool, freeze. Reheat 60 seconds microwave or 6 min oven.

What’s the best substitute for Greek yogurt?

Equal amount of sour cream or ¾ cup buttermilk + reduce milk to ¼ cup.

How do I store leftovers?

Room temp 1 day, fridge 4 days, freezer 2 months. Wrap tightly to avoid drying.

Why did my biscuits turn out dry?

Over-measured flour; spoon & level or use scale. Also avoid over-baking—pull when tops are light golden.

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