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Instant Pot Breakfast Casserole

This Instant Pot breakfast casserole recipe is perfect for the weekend or holidays! Packed with eggs, sausage, potatoes and cheese it may become your favorite Ninja foodi pressure cooker breakfast. Here’s how to make thhis quiche style dish.

instant pot breakfast casserole

Ok so yes I am obsessed with my new fancy pressure cooker! Do you have one yet?? I’ve made tons of meals but thought I’d try something for Christmas morning breakfast this year since the holidays were rolling around and this Instant Pot breakfast casserole did the trick! There are even more under 30 minute casserole Instant Pot recipe ideas on The Typical Mom so enjoy. 😉 (affiliate links present)

Instant Pot Dump Breakfast

We are a family who loves breakfast, and can easily have it for dinner a few times each month. I also love a good egg casserole recipe. Throw all the things we love in, let it cook, and enjoy them all together any time of day.

Doesn’t need to be an IP either though, there are several other brands out there that work. As long as it is electric, and not the old fashioned type you can make this. We use a springform pan but that will be discussed too.

If you are new to pressure cooking we have a lot of easy one pot meal recipes for you here. To begin with let’s start with a few basic tips:

For reference, this is the pressure cooker I have (a 6 quart) and use for all recipe creations.

A white Instant Pot with a Star Wars theme sits on the kitchen counter, ready to tackle your favorite beef arm roast recipe. The digital display glows "On." Next to it lie a patterned cloth and some green onions, all against the backdrop of blue kitchen cabinets and a stovetop.

I have made a crockpot breakfast casserole for years so this year I thought I’d make it in my pressure cooker.

Packing it full is what love, we made this last weekend. It is sort of like a crustless quiche if you want to call it that. But without the crust so you only get the good inside parts you crave. It’s packed with a whole lot more than just cheese egg and ham or spinach. For reference, I have a 6 quart pot.

I made it three ways, one in the pot itself (but it does stick to the bottom for this method), the style you see here that’s like a crustless quiche, and one using a bundt pan which is similar to a breakfast bundt cake.

Instant Pot Breakfast Casserole with Potatoes

You could add 1/4 cup of defrosted hashbrowns into the mix if you wanted that too. Or substitute that instead of meat if you want a vegetarian style dish.

instant pot breakfast casserole
instant pot breakfast casserole

For the first (pot in pot) PIP method you see here in the round pan you will need to use a springform cake pan, this is the one I use. Essentially it is steamed and comes out as a “pie” you can slice. This is what it looks like using the first PIP method.

The directions are very similar but vary a bit. I used a little less in this pan and increased the time because it is thick. Of course if you like your eggs really done and drier I might add a minute or two. But this is how our 2nd Instant Pot breakfast casserole version turned out after 15 minutes.

  • You can omit the bacon bits too or add them in either one, totally up to you. I didn’t add cheese to the one above because my husband can’t have dairy so I used almond milk as an alternative and didn’t add cheese, that is pretty yummy too (even for me who eats dairy).

Just keep in mind that adding a lot more ingredients may mean adding a minute or two on to the cooking time. Everyone prefers their eggs a little drier or more on the wet side so the first time you make this you can adjust according to your preference. 15 minutes is perfect for this below using pre cooked bacon bits and no cheese. If you add sausage I add 1 more minute.

Ninja Foodi Breakfast Casserole

If using this brand you will use the lid that is not attached and the pressure cook button. The rest of the instructions remain the same as far as that goes.

instant pot breakfast casserole

If you’re new to the pressure cooking world we will help get yourself familiar with our step by step directions below. The SECOND method is a PIP egg casserole as well but is more of an omelette using this bundt pan

Ingredients

  1. 8 eggs
  2. 1/2 c. breakfast sausage spicy Jimmy Dean is the best or bacon bits
  3. Shredded cheese
  4. Bell pepper
  5. Diced onion
  6. Milk
  7. 1/4 tsp. garlic salt
  8. Pinch salt and pepper
  9. cup of water for bottom of the pan
  10. bowl to whisk egg mixture

The first time I made this it didn’t come out smoothly because my pan had lost a lot of the “non stickiness”. So make sure you have a good Teflon pan or spray it really well. I mean it is fabulous no matter what but if you really want it pretty that’s my tip…..

instant pot breakfast

How to Make Instant Pot Breakfast

  • Scramble eggs in a bowl
  • Spray inside of bundt pan really WELL
  • Add all other ingredients and fold together
  • Pour omelette mixture into bundt pan
  • Cover with foil
  • Put trivet and 1 1/2 c. water into your pressure cooker
  • Make a sling out of foil
  • Lower bundt pan on to trivet
  • Set to pressure high for 12 minutes 
  • Allow to naturally release the steam 
  • Cool
  • Carefully loosen sides off pan
  • Put plate on top and carefully flip over to keep shape in tact

How to Cook Eggs in Instant Pot

  1. Here is a breakfast bundt cake made in your Instant Pot! Made with refrigerated biscuits, eggs, ham (or bacon) and seasonings it is perfect for brunch or even dinner.
  2. For a Instant Pot breakfast bundt cake. Use this pressure cooker breakfast bundt cake post for instructions to make this one.
  3. Here is the recipe for these pressure cooker egg bites as you see here

Our Instant Pot egg bites are similar to Starbucks egg bites but would definitely classify them in the breakfast casserole category because they’re stuffed with cheese, vegetables, and bits of meat too if you like.

Pressure Cooker Breakfast 2

Crockpot Express breakfast casserole

  1. Trivet – I like one with handles
  2. A springform pan
  3. Eggs
  4. Hash browns (I used frozen and defrosted what I needed for this)
  5. Bell pepper (I used half a red and half a green, up to you)
  6. Green onions
  7. Bacon bits
  8. Salt and pepper to taste
  9. Milk
  10. Cheese – We like a lot. I have also made a dairy free version without cheese since my husband can’t have it. It’s good too. I just add cheese to mine and microwave a little to melt.

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Instant Pot Breakfast Casserole

This Instant Pot breakfast casserole recipe is perfect for the weekend or for the holidays! Packed with eggs and sausage it will fill you up & made quickly.
Course Breakfast
Cuisine American
Keyword bacon, breakfast, casserole, cheese, egg free, instant pot, pressure cooker
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 15 minutes
Total Time 20 minutes
Servings 4
Calories 343kcal
Author The Typical Mom

Ingredients

  • 6 oz sausage (precooked) or 2 tbsp. bacon bits
  • 1/2 c cheese shredded, mix of cheddar and jack is good
  • 2 tbsp onion diced, or dried minced onion
  • 1/4 c bell pepper diced
  • 1/3 c green onions diced
  • 1 c hashbrowns defrosted
  • 6 eggs
  • 1/3 c milk
  • salt and pepper to taste (I add after)

Instructions

  • Spray the inside of your springform pan with non stick spray to avoid sticking. 
  • Defrost your hash browns and set aside. If using sausage cook inside Instant Pot on saute or on stove top until pink is gone, set aside.
  • In a bowl whisk your eggs, milk, and a pinch of salt and pepper together. 
  • Fold in your hash browns and other chunkier ingredients leaving 1/4 c. cheese on the side to sprinkle on top when it is done.
  • Pour your egg casserole mixture into your springform pan and cover with foil.
  • Add 2 c. water into the inside of your Instant Pot and put a trivet in the middle.
  • Lower your springform pan on to the trivet and close the lid.
  • Set to manual, pressure, high, for 16 minutes.
  • Do a slow release (move valve to the side slightly to let steam come out slowly).
  • Lift pan out of Instant Pot and remove foil.
  • Allow to cool at least 5 minutes before gently flipping over on to a plate, cutting, and serving to ensure it maintains it’s shape.
  • Sprinkle more cheese on top and enjoy.

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Nutrition Facts
Instant Pot Breakfast Casserole
Amount Per Serving (4 oz)
Calories 343 Calories from Fat 207
% Daily Value*
Fat 23g35%
Saturated Fat 9g56%
Cholesterol 293mg98%
Sodium 474mg21%
Potassium 429mg12%
Carbohydrates 12g4%
Fiber 1g4%
Sugar 2g2%
Protein 20g40%
Vitamin A 940IU19%
Vitamin C 18.4mg22%
Calcium 177mg18%
Iron 2.4mg13%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
instant pot breakfast casserole
instant pot breakfast casserole
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Joie

Saturday 6th of January 2024

Can you use a silicone Bundt pant in the ninja foodi?

The Typical Mom

Sunday 7th of January 2024

the egg mold I use in there is silicone so I imagine so

Stephanie Krueger

Thursday 27th of August 2020

Used your recipe..looks perfect fresh out of my bundt pan. I have an 8 qt lux. Set the egg button for 10 mins on high. 10 natural release. Took a pic but don't see where to post it.

The Typical Mom

Thursday 27th of August 2020

OH I am so glad, you can't leave an image here but under the PIN you can if you found it on Pinterest

Deanna

Thursday 30th of January 2020

Any recommendations for doing just eggs? We are cooking for a huge group (over 100 people), trying to find the EASIEST way to have “scrambled” eggs on our breakfast night. (Several IP available to use) We usually use five dozen eggs...cooked using the “slave in kitchen” method; standing at stove, doing pan after pan of 1/2 dozen eggs. (Not fun) *Thanks in advance

Lisa

Saturday 30th of March 2019

I used my spring form pan and poured the eggs in, here they came out the bottom! Do no trust it. I put them in my 7" cake pan. There in the IP. Ill re post when they're done.

Nan

Sunday 22nd of September 2019

You always need to wrap the bottom of any springform pan. Careful assembly and foil works every time.

Lisa

Saturday 30th of March 2019

I'm replying to my last comment. I guess my spring form does not seal correctly. It's Food Network brand for my 6qt. (I will return!) I did use my cake pan. I had to pressure-cook it 30 min on high, let steam escape 7 min. Unlock, pulled out with my trivet, flipped on dish after 5 min to rest. Tasted great. I also used 3 Ora-Ida frozen hash brown patties in bottom. They were already crispy!

The Typical Mom

Saturday 30th of March 2019

Springform pans are very testy and you need to ensure it is in the slots on the outside of the outer rim before locking or it will leak.

Wayne Anstey

Thursday 1st of March 2018

Made this tonight. Did it in the 7 inch Springform in a 6 qt IP. I didn’t use peppers. Substituted baby bells mushrooms and diced tomatoes instead. Turned out a lot higher that it looked in the pictures, so it took longer to cook. In all it took 26 minutes rather than 16 so that the centre was done. My wife and I had 2 pieces each with Spicy Thai Sauce for supper. It was delicious. Still have two pieces left for breakfast tomorrow morning!

Clara Mertens

Tuesday 5th of March 2019

New to IP ( 6qt ). Was going to fix a quick breakfast. But I could not find any pans: Spring form; bundt; funnel: or tall cake, that would fit. In IP. Opted for this recipe, because it is "cook in IP Pot". Finally I have everything in. Can't find the owner's manual. Hope it turns out good. Grandkids are HUNGRY! Need to shop for IP accessories. Clara

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