How to Make Eggs Benedict – Step-by-Step Recipe for Perfect Brunch

Wondering how to make Eggs Benedict at home? This classic breakfast dish is easier than you might think!

If you’re ready to try one of our favorite breakfasts, check out this twist on the classic recipe!  

With this easy recipe you’ll have a restaurant-quality meal in minutes.

Whether it’s for a lazy weekend brunch or a special occasion breakfast, the combination of poached eggs, buttery hollandaise sauce, and a toasty English muffin ready to impress.

What are the ingredients in Eggs Benedict?

  • Lightly toast split English muffins for a crisp yet soft foundation.  
  • Poached Eggs made in a muffin tin until the whites are set but the yolks remain runny.   
  • Warm slices of Canadian Bacon or Ham provides savory, meaty flavor.
  • Hollandaise Sauce: Creamy and rich, poured on top.
  • Optional Garnishes: Fresh herbs like chives or parsley for a finishing touch.

What is Hollandaise Sauce Made From?

  • Egg Yolks: Provides richness and the base of the sauce.
  • Butter: Melted and slowly incorporated for a silky texture.
  • Lemon Juice: Adds brightness and tang.
  • Salt & Pepper: For seasoning, with optional cayenne for a subtle kick.

It’s gently whisked over low heat to create its signature velvety texture.

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To assemble your easy Eggs Benedict, layer the muffin, bacon, egg and then drizzle the top of the English muffin with hollandaise. Sprinkle with fresh herbs for a finishing touch.

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What to Serve with Eggs Benedict in a Muffin Tin 

Serve with refreshing fruit salad, roasted asparagus, crispy oven roasted potatoes or a light green salad. Add mimosas or fresh juice for a perfect brunch!

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How do you keep egg cups from sticking to muffin tins?

Grease the tins thoroughly with cooking spray, butter, or oil before adding the egg mixture. Alternatively, consider using non-stick muffin tins or lining them with parchment paper or silicone liners. Allow the egg cups to cool in the tins for a few minutes after baking, then gently run a knife around the edges to loosen them before removing.

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    How to Make Eggs Benedict in a Muffin Tin

    Yield: 12
    Prep Time: 5 minutes
    Cook Time: 15 minutes
    Total Time: 20 minutes
    Learn how to make eggs benedict using a muffin tin. This delicious breakfast and easy recipe will be the star of your next brunch!

    Ingredients

    For the Hollandaise Sauce:

    • 1.5 lemons, juiced
    • 1/2 cup mayonnaise
    • 1/2 cup sour cream
    • dash of hot sauce
    • dash of salt 1 tablespoon mustard, or to taste
    • 1/4 teaspoon ground paprika

    For the Eggs Benedict:

    • English muffins, halved
    • Canadian bacon
    • eggs, poached

    Instructions

      1. Preheat your oven to 350.

      2. Spray your muffin tin with non-stick spray.

      3. Add 1 tbsp water to each muffin tin and crack egg directly into each hole.

      4. Bake for 10 minutes.

      5. Remove egg with slotted spoon and serve immediately.

      6. Fry the canadian bacon in a skillet.

      7. For the Hollandaise Sauce, in a small saucepan, whisk together your ingredients over low heat until heated through.

      8. Spoon your hollandaise sauce over the eggs benedict.

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    45 Comments

    1. I have actually never had eggs benedict. It sounds like something I would like, though, so I will try it.

    2. That looks awesome! This is one of my favorite egg dishes, but I don’t have time for all that business! I’ve got a life! This I could do, though.

    3. Never tried to make eggs Benedict before but this looks easy enough that I could try it. I love eggs Benedict but have never attempted to make it myself.

    4. I love ordering eggs benedict at resturants but have never tried making them at home. This inspires me to try soon!

    5. I have never had eggs benedict, but I’ve always to try it. Your recipe makes me want to make it soon and I especially like your trick making multiple poached eggs!

    6. I hate eggs, the texture is terrible for me. But my husband loves them. He has his own special pan and everything for them. I totally am getting him his own muffin tray to try this out!

    7. I’ve never had this before but it sounds so good! I love eating eggs for breakfast so I will have to try this. Thank you for sharing.

    8. Love the idea of making the eggs in a muffin tin. I love a good serving of eggs benedict. Going to try this!

    9. YUMMY! My hubby and I always order Eggs Benny when we go to breakfast and this seems like a great way to do it at home for much cheaper 🙂

    10. Reesa. I have poached eggs for over 40 years, making batch after batch in my skillet, with me hovering over the steaming water…. and then you show me this. THANK YOU! Even for my little crew, I will be doing this. Awesome!

    11. I am looking forward to trying this on the weekend. It looks like such an easy way to make delicious eggs.

    12. This looks so delicious and easy to make. It will be perfect for making breakfast for a group or just my Son. He could probably eat a whole tray.

    13. Eggs Benedict is a fav of mine. Order it almost every time I go out for breakfast or brunch. Thank you for sharing your recipe… Ill try making it on a weekend as a treat for my hubby.

    14. I love eggs benedict but I don’t know how to make them. I thought it was really hard.. Thanks for sharing, I’ll surely make some for our family!

    15. I’m obsessed with eggs – they are so addictive! I love the way you’re making poached eggs – they are so bloody hard to make on a stove. I have a little 5-in-1 eggs boiler cooker thing that was only like £15 and it makes the perfect eggs – any eggs! It’s the best invention of the 21st century I’m convinced haha! Definitely fancying some Eggs Benedict now:) x

    16. Yum!! I too loved poached eggs! They do feel “fancy” in a way and always seem like a nice treat! I love your group poached egg recipe – I never thought to do this in a muffin tin but it’s such a good idea!

    17. I don’t make this a lot because it is so hard to make. I am going to have to give this one a try!

    18. I think it’s awesome to be able to make this for breakfast. It’s definitely easier than most of the recipes that we’re used to. I’m taking note of this one! It’s a keeper.

    19. I’ve never had eggs benedict before. I think it would be fun to change up breakfast though and give this a try. This looks really tasty!

    20. Why hello there Eggs Benedict! Oh, how I love you 🙂 Such an easy recipe! I love the creamy poached egg over a nice crispy piece of toast! I’m going to have to try the egg in the pan poach….very interesting!

    21. This looks so good! I have never thought to make eggs that way. We always like to have bigger breakfasts on the weekend and this is a new one for us to try. Thanks!

    22. I love your tip for making perfect poached eggs because they can be such a pain. I’ve done it the traditional way and sometimes they don’t come out looking so great. Next time I whip up a batch of eggs florentine or salmon benedict I will definitely baked my eggs in the oven.

    23. Oh Yummy!!! Eggs Benedict are my favourite breakfast food along with hash browns, and these pictures are making me hungry all over again 🙂

    24. I have never made poached eggs in the oven before! That would definitely be easier than the batches I do. My husband LOVES Eggs Benedict.

    25. Thanks for this post. Eggs Benedict is my favorite brunch food too but I never attempted to make it at home because I don’t like to poach eggs–all that chasing the white around the water in the pan and trying to keep it together is too much for me. But I am totally going to try making them in the oven!

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