Breakfast Quesadillas

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Quesadillas can be enjoyed any time of day and these breakfast quesadillas are sure to be a favorite in the mornings! Soft and crispy tortillas loaded with eggs, bacon, melty cheese, and delicious quesadilla toppings.

I love a good savory breakfast meal, and these breakfast quesadillas do not disappoint! Especially when you can pile on all the yummy toppings. This is the perfect meal for serving to guests because they can pick their toppings and it makes everyone happy. Make big fluffy German pancakes, my Grandma’s pancakes, and these cute little omelet muffins the next time you have guests. You can really be creative with toppings for these recipes!

The Best Breakfast Quesadillas

When you take one bite of these breakfast quesadillas, you’ll know why I mean THE BEST! These cheesy quesadillas are packed with flavor first thing in the morning. The added protein from the eggs and bacon will keep you satisfied and are a great start to your day. These breakfast quesadillas are a great way to load on healthy veggies.

Quesadillas are so versatile and you can make them just how you like them! Sometimes I sneak in spinach and peppers for my kids. As long as they get to dip their breakfast in salsa and sour cream, they don’t seem to care! You can also serve these with homemade guacamole, salsa, or my easy Mexican rice if you really want to fill their bellies before school.

Ingredients Needed For Quesadillas

With a few simple ingredients! You most likely already have them on hand, so breakfast quesadillas can happen first thing in the morning! You’ll always want to have these ingredients on hand so you can make them! Your family will love you when they wake up to these.

• Bacon: Bacon for breakfast is so yummy! You can use sausage or turkey bacon if you prefer.
• Eggs: Eggs for scrambling.
• Milk: A little bit of milk will make the eggs creamy. I use whole milk but you can use any milk.
• Salt: Flavor to taste.
• Pepper: I like using cracked black pepper.
• Cumin: I love the addition of this Mexican spice.
• Garlic Powder: Adds great flavor to the eggs.
• Onion Powder: Adds a subtle onion flavor without being overpowering.
• Flour Tortillas: I love using flour tortillas but corn is great too!
• Shredded Cheese: Mexican cheese blend is best with all the Mexican flavors in the quesadillas.
• Salsa: For serving on the side.
• Sour Cream: For serving on the side.
• Avocado: Sliced for serving.

Let’s Make Breakfast Quesadillas

These breakfast quesadillas are really very easy to make. You can get the whole family involved by giving everyone an assignment. While someone cooks the bacon, somone else can scramble the eggs. Then let everyone else get all the toppings ready! A great weekend breakfast for all to help and enjoy.

1. Cook the Bacon: Over medium-high heat, cook the bacon in a large skillet until just crispy. Remove the bacon from the pan and set it on a plate of paper towels to cool. Reserve about ¼ cup of bacon fat and discard the rest. Once the bacon has cooled, chop or crumble it into little pieces.
2. Scramble the Eggs: In a medium bowl, whisk together the eggs, milk, and seasonings. Heat your bacon fat in the skillet over medium heat and scramble your eggs. Remove the cooked eggs from the skillet and set aside.
3. Assemble the Quesadilla: Lower the heat to medium-low and add a tortilla to the skillet. Spread ¼ cup of cheese onto the tortilla, about ¼ cup scrambled eggs on top of the cheese, and 2 tablespoons of cooked and crumbled bacon. Spread an additional ¼ cup of cheese over the bacon and eggs and place a tortilla on top.
4. Cook the Quesadilla: Cook the assembled quesadilla on one side for about 3-4 minutes covered to trap the heat in and melt the cheese. Flip and cook on the other side for another 3 minutes, covered.
5. Slice and Serve: Remove the quesadilla from the skillet, allow it to cool for a few minutes then cut and serve with salsa, sour cream, avocado, and salt and pepper to taste.