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    Home » Breakfast » Vegetable & Lobster Eggs Scramble Recipe

    Vegetable & Lobster Eggs Scramble Recipe

    Published on Mar 22, 2022 Modified: Aug 7, 2020 by The Foreign Fork This post may contain affiliate links which won’t change your price but will share some commission.

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    Make scrambled eggs memorable with these Vegetable & Lobster Eggs Scramble. It’s decadent, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. This fancy breakfast is made of eggs scrambled with bacon, lettuce, spinach, cream cheese, and lobster – a hearty, filling seafood breakfast or brunch. 

    Fork and a knife crossed over a plate full of lobster eggs scramble with buttered toast pieces.

    There’s a restaurant near my house in Michigan that has an incredible brunch menu. I only discovered it a few months ago, but I’ve been visiting periodically to try all of the tasty brunch menu items! This Lobster BLT is one of my favorite dishes on their menu! 

    So I decided to recreate it at home 😉 

    If you want to serve up a breakfast-in-bed for a special someone or really just treat yourself to a delicious breakfast, this is for you! 

    Why Make this Recipe

    1. Decadent: If you want a fancy meal to celebrate a birthday or a special day, vegetable & lobster eggs scramble is a great one to start with!
    2. Protein Packed: Eggs, bacon, AND lobster?! So much protein in one serving! 
    3. Delicious: So simple, but so true. You’ll love this breakfast! 

    What Do I Need to Make this Recipe? 

    Ingredients 

    Here is a visual overview of the ingredients in the recipe. Scroll down to the recipe at the bottom for quantities.

    Measured ingredients to make lobster eggs.
    Ingredients for Lobster BLT Scramble
    1. Tomato: I used a Roma tomato but you can use whatever tomato you’d like. 
    2. Lobster: I bought an entire lobster tail. If you have leftover lobster or pre-cooked lobster from the store, feel free to use that as well. 
    3. Cream Cheese: Full fat or reduced fat cream cheese will work. You can also experiment with flavored cream cheeses (chive, bacon, etc). 
    4. Bacon: I prefer thick-cut bacon. You can omit the bacon if you want a pescatarian-friendly option. 

    Tools

    1. Medium Pan 
    2. Cookie Sheet
    3. Kitchen Shears
    4. Mixing Bowl: Medium 
    5. Rubber Spatula: To stir the eggs

    How to Make this Recipe

    Photos of a skillet side by side showing fresh veggies in a skillet and sauteed veggies in the next photo to prepare the lobster eggs recipe.

    Step 1: Cook the Veggies

    Place a medium pan on the stove and turn the heat to medium. Add 1 tsp olive oil into the pan, then add the diced tomato and the baby spinach. 

    Saute until the spinach wilts. Drain off any excess liquid, and set aside. 

    Step 2: Cook the Lobster Tail

    Two photos showing how to crack open a lobster shell to remove the meat.
    How your lobster tails should look when removing the shells

    Turn your oven to a high broil. Using kitchen shears, cut a line down the top of the lobster tail. Crack through the shell. 

    Use your hands to pull the shell apart to expose the lobster tail meat inside. You may need to crack the shell to get it to stay open. 

    Place the tail on a cookie sheet and drizzle with the remaining 1 tsp olive oil.

    Two photos of a broiled lobster tail and the second shows the meat chopped into pieces to use in lobster eggs.

    Put the cookie sheet in the oven on a high broil for about 4-6 minutes, or until the meat of the lobster turns from translucent to white. 

    Remove the cookie sheet from the oven. Once the lobster has cooled down, remove the meat from the shell and cut into bite-sized cubes. Set aside. 

    Step 3: Cook the Bacon

    Photo to the left shows bacon crisping in a skillet and photo to the right is a cutting board with sauteed veggies, chopped bacon and lobster.

    Add the medium pan back on the stove. Cook the bacon until it is crispy. Remove the bacon to a paper-towel lined plate and reserve the bacon grease. 

    Once it is cooled, use a knife to cut the bacon into crumbles. Set aside. Remove the bacon grease, and reserve it.

    Step 4: Cook the Eggs

    In a medium bowl, crack the 4 eggs. Add the milk into the bowl and whisk together. 

    Put the pan back on the stove and turn the heat to low. Add 1 ½ tbsp of bacon grease back into the pan.

    Put the whisked eggs into the pan with the bacon grease. Stir frequently until the eggs begin to scramble. 

    When the eggs are cooked about halfway, add the cream cheese, onion powder, garlic powder, salt, and pepper. 

    Continue stirring until the eggs are cooked all the way through (to your desired texture). Once the eggs are cooked, add the tomatoes, spinach, bacon, and lobster. Stir to combine.

    Serve and enjoy! 

    What is the Key to Fluffy Scrambled Eggs? 

    The key to fluffy scrambled eggs is to add quite a bit of milk to your eggs. Then, cook them on a very low heat. 

    The lower your heat is, the longer the amount of time that your eggs have to scramble. If the temperature of your pan is too high, the eggs will curdle instead of becoming fluffy.

    For decadent, creamy Vegetable & Lobster Eggs Scramble, it is always better to cook on a low heat rather than a high heat. 

    Expert Tips

    Buttered pieces of toast with lobster eggs and a fork and knife to the side of the plate.
    • Sauteing the vegetables is important as it releases a lot of excess liquid in them. If you add the uncooked vegetables right into the pan with the scrambled eggs, the eggs will get runny. 
    • For softer, fluffier eggs, cook the scrambled eggs on a very low heat and stir frequently. 
    • If you want harder eggs, turn the heat higher on your stove. 
    • Feel free to add other spices if you’d like. Something spicy might also be a delicious option. 
    • You can also add chives for a great extra burst of taste! 

    Recipe FAQs

    Vegetable and lobster eggs scramble in a cast iron skillet with a butter knife on the side.
    Do I Have to Use a Lobster Tail?

    No! If you want to save your lobster tails for something like this Broiled Lobster Tail with Vanilla Sauce, you definitely can! 

    You can also use claw meat or body meat for this recipe. You will probably be able to find cleaned lobster at your local fish store/market. 

    Can I Use Frozen Lobster? 

    Yes! Just make sure to thaw it and then cook it before adding it to the lobster egg scramble. 

    How to Store Leftovers

    To store leftovers of your lobster eggs, keep them in an airtight container in the fridge. You can reheat them by warming them up in a pan on the stove (recommended) or microwaving them. 

    What to Serve with Veggie & Lobster Eggs Scramble

    I love a good piece of crusty bread as a side for this breakfast. Fresh fruit is also a good option! You can also go with something a little sweeter, like this Blueberry Bread as a breakfast dessert or even these Almond Flour Blackberry Muffins! 

     

    Did you like this Vegetable & Lobster Eggs Scramble? If so, make sure to check out these other breakfast recipes I picked out just for you:

    • How to Make a Pancake Breakfast Board
    • Peameal Bacon Sandwich
    • Eggs with Salsa
    • Croque Madame Sandwich 
    • Caramelized Potatoes

    If you make this recipe at home, leave a review/comment on this post letting us know what you thought!

    And don’t forget to share a photo of your finished product on Facebook and Instagram and tag @TheForeignFork and hashtag #TheForeignFork.

    Vegetable & Lobster Eggs Scramble Recipe

    Make scrambled eggs memorable with these Vegetable & Lobster Eggs Scramble. It's decadent, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. This fancy breakfast is made of eggs scrambled with bacon, lettuce, spinach, cream cheese, and lobster – a hearty, filling seafood breakfast or brunch. 
    5 from 1 vote
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    Course: Breakfast
    Cuisine: American
    Prep Time: 15 minutes
    Cook Time: 10 minutes
    Total Time: 25 minutes
    Servings: 2
    Calories: 380kcal
    Author: The Foreign Fork

    Equipment

    • Medium Pan
    • Cookie Sheet
    • Kitchen Shears
    • Mixing Bowl
    • Rubber Spatula

    Ingredients

    • 2 tsp olive oil, divided
    • 1 Roma tomato, diced
    • 2 cups baby spinach
    • 1 lobster tail
    • 3 slices bacon
    • 4 eggs
    • 1 tbsp milk
    • 1 ½ tbsp cream cheese
    • ¼ tsp onion powder
    • ¼ tsp garlic powder
    • Salt , to taste
    • Fresh cracked black pepper , to taste

    Instructions

    • Place a medium pan on the stove and turn the heat to medium. Add 1 tsp olive oil into the pan, then add the diced Roma tomato and the 2 cups baby spinach. Saute until the spinach wilts. Drain off any excess liquid, and set aside.
    • Turn your oven to a high broil. Using kitchen shears, cut a line down the top of the lobster tail. Crack through the shell.
    • Use your hands to pull the shell apart to expose the lobster tail meat inside. You may need to crack the shell to get it to stay open.
    • Place the tail on a cookie sheet and drizzle with the remaining 1 tsp olive oil.
    • Put the cookie sheet in the oven on a high broil for about 4-6 minutes, or until the meat of the lobster turns from translucent to white.
    • Remove the cookie sheet from the oven. Once the lobster has cooled down, remove the meat from the shell and cut into bite-sized cubes. Set aside.
    • Add the medium pan back on the stove. Cook the 3 slices bacon until it is crispy. Remove the bacon to a paper-towel lined plate and reserve the bacon grease.
    • Once it is cooled, use a knife to cut the bacon into crumbles. Set aside. Remove the bacon grease, and reserve it.
    • In a medium bowl, crack the 4 eggs. Add the 1 tbsp milk into the bowl and whisk together.
    • Put the pan back on the stove and turn the heat to low. Add 1 ½ tbsp of bacon grease back into the pan.
    • Put the whisked eggs into the pan with the bacon grease. Stir frequently until the eggs begin to scramble.
    • When the eggs are cooked about halfway, add the 1 ½ tbsp cream cheese, ¼ tsp onion powder, ¼ tsp garlic powder, salt and pepper to taste.
    • Continue stirring until the eggs are cooked all the way through (to your desired texture). Once the eggs are cooked, add the tomatoes, spinach, bacon, and lobster. Stir to combine.
    • Serve and enjoy!

    Notes

    Recipe copyright The Foreign Fork. For educational or personal use only. 
    • Tomato: I used a Roma tomato but you can use whatever tomato you’d like. 
    • Lobster: I bought an entire lobster tail. If you have leftover lobster or pre-cooked lobster from the store, feel free to use that as well. 
    • Cream Cheese: Full fat or reduced fat cream cheese will work. You can also experiment with flavored cream cheeses (chive, bacon, etc).
    • Bacon: I prefer thick-cut bacon. You can omit the bacon if you want a pescatarian-friendly option.
    •  Sauteing the vegetables is important as it releases a lot of excess liquid in them. If you add the uncooked vegetables right into the pan with the scrambled eggs, the eggs will get runny. 
    • If you want softer, more fluffy eggs, cook the scrambled eggs on a very low heat and stir frequently. 
    • If you want harder eggs, turn the heat higher on your stove. 
    • Feel free to add other spices if you’d like. Something spicy might also be a delicious option. 
    • You can also add chives for a great extra burst of taste! 
     

    Nutrition

    Serving: 1serving | Calories: 380kcal | Carbohydrates: 5g | Protein: 23g | Fat: 30g | Saturated Fat: 10g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 5g | Monounsaturated Fat: 13g | Trans Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 401mg | Sodium: 540mg | Potassium: 524mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 2g | Vitamin A: 3718IU | Vitamin C: 13mg | Calcium: 131mg | Iron: 3mg
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