Protein McGriddle Muffins

These protein muffins are subtly sweet/ savory and will keep you full until lunch.

Ingredients:

2 cups Kodiak pancake mix

1 Jimmy Dean maple sausage, browned & patted dry

2 eggs

1 3/4 cups Fairlife milk (for extra protein)

1/4 cup of maple syrup

1 cup shredded cheese

Preparation:

Preheat oven to 400° F.

Spray a regular (or mini muffin) sized muffin pan with nonstick spray; set aside.

In a bowl, add the mix, eggs, milk, maple syrup, & beat together. Add in the cooked sausage & cheese and stir together until well combined.

Distribute evenly among the muffin tins.

Bake for 15 – 18 minutes.

Allow to cool for a few minutes. Serve with maple syrup.

Enjoy!

Source: TikTok Josh @bigdahhwg

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31 Responses to Protein McGriddle Muffins

  1. Trinity's avatar Trinity says:

    nutrition facts?

    • Angie's avatar Angie says:

      I don’t calculate the nutritional value of recipes, but you asked & I’m curious. So, here’s the result:
      It made 12 regular size muffins & each muffin is 263.66 calories (not including if you dip into extra maple syrup) & has 14.65 grams of protein.

  2. Tasha's avatar Tasha says:

    which Jimmy dean sausage? Links, pattys, tube??

  3. Kelley's avatar Kelley says:

    can you use almond milk?

  4. Niki's avatar Niki says:

    Makes 12 I’m assuming? Also, can I freeze? Or would they get mushy?

    • Angie's avatar Angie says:

      Yes, the batter is enough for 12 standard muffins. I’ve never frozen them, but I’m sure they’d be fine.

      • CANDACE LONG WINTER's avatar CANDACE LONG WINTER says:

        I made these and froze them. Wrapped individually in saran wrap and put them all in a ziploc freezer bag. Pull out, remove saran, wrap in paper towel and heat in the microwave for 1 minute. Perfect

  5. Sarah's avatar Sarah says:

    can’t wait to try these! In the oven now! I added flax seed for the fiber and cottage cheese for more protein! Crossing my fingers they turn out!

  6. Gina's avatar Gina says:

    has anyone try to freeze them?

  7. Kelsey's avatar Kelsey says:

    just made these… so good. Made way more than I thought. 12 regular and 24 mini…. Muffin cups were totally full too

  8. Misty Wood Smith's avatar Misty Wood Smith says:

    Could you use sugar free syrup instead?

  9. Vanessa's avatar Vanessa says:

    these are in my oven right now!

  10. Shirley's avatar Shirley says:

    Delicious…thanks for recipe and nutritional info.

  11. Heidi E's avatar Heidi E says:

    Absolutely delicious! This recipe made 12 heaping muffins that were very easy to freeze and reheat. I will definitely be making this again and again. I followed the recipe exactly.

  12. Kelly S's avatar Kelly S says:

    Yum! These are so good! I used Applegate chicken maple sausage patties and then just diced them up—they are a leaner protein with lower sodium and fewer additives! I am going to try to freeze and reheat them for those days I want a quick breakfast! Definitely will make again!!

  13. Wench's avatar Wench says:

    I couldn’t find my muffin tin, so I backed these in a springform pan. Am I looking for a toothpick to come out clean like in cake baking to represent doneness?

  14. miasil's avatar miasil says:

    hi! The store only had the Kodiak muffin mix rather than the pancake. Have you tried this before and did you have to make any adjustments? I’m worried the consistency will be different but I’m making it anyway cuz that’s what I’ve got! Thanks

  15. miasil's avatar miasil says:

    Hi I hope this doesn’t post multiple times cuz WordPress is being weird! Anyway have you tried this with the muffin mix rather than the pancake mix? It’s all my store had. Trying to see if you have and any adjustments you’ve made as I’m worried the consistency won’t be quite the same. Thanks!

    • Angie's avatar Angie says:

      Hi, it’s all good. To answer your question, I haven’t but I’m sure it will work just as well. I’ve seen videos of people making other protein muffins with it & they turn out fine. If you think about it, afterwards add another comment so people know how they turned out. I really think you won’t have an issue with it.

  16. Jennifer's avatar Jennifer says:

    Defintely needs more syrup if you want that sweet flavor. Made 12 regular and 8 mini muffins.

  17. Jessica's avatar Jessica says:

    if you don’t have a muffin tin, can you just roll them into balls? Or do you think they would fall apart?

    • Angie's avatar Angie says:

      It’s definitely muffin batter so rolling wouldn’t work. You could put it into a bread pan or even a 9×9 pan & just eyeball the time.

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