Sausage Cheddar and Olive Oil Muffins
Let’s satisfy our hunger with a few of these Sausage Cheddar and Olive Oil Muffins.
Did you know August is National Olive Oil Month? No joke, it really is. In honor of National Olive Oil Month, I’ve taken the Pompeian Pledge and replaced butter with extra virgin olive oil in some of my recipes.
I use Pompeian extra virgin olive oil in dressings, marinades, for sautéing and roasting. But it’s simple to use in place of butter. This easy conversion chart will guide you on replacing butter with olive oil in all of your recipes.
Let’s talk muffins.
I use butter in most of my muffin recipes. I always thought butter was a must have in any muffin or quick bread recipe. After making these Sausage Cheddar and Olive Oil Muffins, I realized that butter isn’t necessary. Extra virgin olive oil is light tasting and will not over power the other flavors in your recipes.
You’ll usually find sweet muffins coming out of my oven. These Raspberry Lemon Muffins and these Best Blueberry Banana Yogurt Muffins are always winners. But alas, I was craving something savory for breakfast. I went to work in the kitchen and about 30 minutes later, these Sausage Cheddar and Olive Oil Muffins emerged from my oven. ♥︎
You’ll only need one mixing bowl for this recipe. I measured and whisked together my half and half, egg and olive oil in a 2 cup measuring cup and then poured over the flour mixture. You’ll need to use a little elbow grease while mixing the batter as it’s very thick. After I wore out my arm mixing, I folded in some shredded cheddar cheese and cooked crumbled turkey sausage. You can find the sausage in the refrigerated meats section of your grocery store.
I used a cookie scoop to scoop the batter into the lined muffin cups. Cookie scoops make muffin prep so much easier…and cleaner too! I baked the muffins at 400 for 20 minutes and then let them cool before serving. Enjoy.
Sausage Cheddar and Olive Oil Muffins
The batter will be very thick. If it is too thick to fold in the cheese and sausage, add 1-2 tbsp of extra water.Sausage Cheddar and Olive Oil Muffins
Ingredients
Instructions
Notes
Nutrition Information:
Amount Per Serving:
Calories: 159 Total Fat: 7g Sodium: 215mg Carbohydrates: 19g Sugar: 4g Protein: 5g
I’m a member of the Pompeian #PantryInsiders. This is a sponsored post written on behalf of Pompeian, however, all opinions and recipes are my own.
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These look amazing, Julie! :) It is always nice to switch up the usual sweet breakfast muffins with a tasty savory one.
Pinned & sharing!
Thank you, Carrie!
You are speaking my language – I want ALLLL of them!! Pinned!
Thank you, Claire! I almost ate all of them. Haha. Not really – but I wanted to. ;)
Wow, those look delicious Julie!! I love the idea of a savory muffin, and butter free is always a good idea at my house. ;)
Yeah! Thank you for stopping by, Lisa!
Now this is how every morning should start!! Savory cheesy good muffins!! Love these Julie!!!
Thank you, Zainab!
Love Sausage and cheese muffins, will have to try with olive oil! I could use one now, Julie!
They are so good and they turn out great with the olive oil. Thanks for stopping by, Paula!
I love muffins Julie and I love that you made them with olive oil! Pinning to make soon :)
Thanks Emily!
These are fab! Love savory muffins, makes me feel like I’m eating cake for breakfast!
I really love them too. I need to make the more often! Thanks for stopping by, Annie.
I always forget to try savory muffins, I get so eager for the sweet ones. These sound so good Julie, I cannot wait to give them a try!
Thanks Tanya!
I love savory muffins and these sausage cheddar ones look fantastic! Love that you used olive oil too! Pinning to try them soon :)
Thank you, Kelly!
I actually didn’t know that it is National Olive Oil month, but I always love a good excuse to use olive oil. I really love using Pompeian too, it is very good quality for the price. I’d love to get my hands on a few of these savory muffins! Pinned!
Haha, the only reason I knew is because I am in the pantry insiders ambassadorship. I am a horrible food blogger – I do not keep up with the “insert food here” months or the “insert food here” days! I love stocking up on the Pompeian olive oil when it’s on sale BOGO free at Publix. They always have the huge bottles BOGO, which makes me happy. :)
These look great! They’d be yummy and easy for breakfast, if made the night before. Thanks for sharing!
They are perfect made the night before! Thanks for stopping by, Leslie!
I hadn’t made savory muffins. These look great Julie!
Thanks Deb!
Hi, Julie! These muffins are such a great idea, and they look delicious. Pinned and tweeted!
Thank you so much, Blair!
Wow, those look so delicious Julie!! I love you use olive oil instead of butter ;)
Thank you, Olivia!
This would be a perfect breakfast or the snack!
Yes, it sure would be! Thank you for stopping by, Medeja!
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Savoury muffins, for the win!
Well, Julie, it’s breakfast time so I do wish I had some sausage to hand to whip up some of these right now!
I think olive oil instead of butter is perfect for a savoury recipe like this, but I’ve even used olive oil successfully (and without a strong taste) in brownies, blondies and all sorts of other desserts. Usually works brilliantly, I find!
I have used it in place of regular oil in boxed brownies but I’ve never used it in a sweets recipe. I am going to try it sometime, though. Thanks for stopping by, Helen!
LOOOOVE these!! The sausage and cheddar in here sound amazing. Need!
Thank you, Rachel!
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