I love breakfast, and pretty much never start my day without it. That said, I don’t always love cooking breakfast first thing in the morning (let’s be real—who does?), which is where easy slow-cooker breakfast recipes come in. I’ll throw ingredients into my trusty slow-cooker before going to bed, then wake up to a ready-to-go hot breakfast. Yes, something so heavenly actually is within reach.
While it’s true that not every breakfast dish is slow-cooker appropriate, there are plenty that lend themselves perfectly to the slow, gentle heat, and some time on the ‘warm’ setting. Steel-cut oatmeal makes a great slow-cooker breakfast, as do frittatas, potatoes and french toast casseroles. The results may not always be as gorgeous as the photos below make them look, but they’ll certainly always be tasty. Plus, the fact that your slow-cooker breakfast recipe required almost no effort will surely make an already-delicious recipe all the more enjoyable.
If you’re looking to make your mornings a little more streamlined but don’t want to resort to cold overnight oats—or, worse, no breakfast at all—take at peak at these slow-cooker breakfast recipes and choose one to try. I’m sure you’ll love it. (And again, the amount of effort requires is so low that’s it’s kind of a “why not?” situation.)
The Kitchn.
Cinnamon Roll Oatmeal
You don’t need to get up early to bake in order to taste cinnamon rolls in the morning. This slow-cooker cinnamon roll oatmeal cooks overnight and will be waiting for you when you wake up.
The Kitchn.
Burrito Breakfast Bowl
A combination of sausage, potatoes, beans, salsa and tons of spices stews together in the slow cooker until the flavors meld perfectly—then, you top everything with an egg for the ultimate slow-cooker breakfast burrito bowl.
Slow-Cooker Gourmet.
Tater Tot Casserole
Who wouldn’t want to wake up to a decadent tater tot casserole smothered with cheese??
The Kitchn.
Quinoa Oatmeal with Fruit and Honey
Double the whole grain fun with this combination of oats and quinoa. You’ll get a textured bowl of slow-cooker oats with fruit and honey on top.
The Girl on Bloor.
Hashbrown and Veggie Breakfast Casserole
Hashbrowns, vegetables, eggs, cheese—this slow-cooker breakfast casserole is everything you want and more.
Slow-Cooking Perfected.
Breakfast Pizza
Yes, slow-cooker breakfast pizza is a thing. And yes, it’s as delightful as it sounds.
Fit Slow-Cooker Queen.
Shakshuka
You don’t want to leave eggs in the slow-cooker overnight (they’ll turn to rubber!), but this slow-cooker shakshuka is perfect if you want a late breakfast and have time to crack the eggs in when you wake up.
Running to the Kitchen.
Summer Frittata
This easy, slow-cooker frittata is packed to the gills with herbs, veggies and cheese.
Eating Bird Food.
Pumpkin Pie Oatmeal
Thanks to the year-round availability of canned pumpkin, you can make this easy, slow-cooker pumpkin pie oatmeal anytime you want.
The Soccer Mom Blog.
Maple Pumpkin French Toast Casserole
If you need to feed a crowd for breakfast or brunch, there’s no better option than a slow-cooker maple pumpkin french toast casserole.
Pretty Providence.
Breakfast Burritos
To make these slow-cooker breakfast burritos even more accessible, assemble and freeze a full batch for easy reheatable breakfasts.
Recipes That Crock.
Blueberry Breakfast Casserole
Why waste time preheating your oven for blueberry muffins, when this slow-cooker blueberry breakfast casserole is just as tasty and will be waiting for you when you wake up?
Well Plated.
Breakfast Potatoes
I’ll be honest—I also eat these slow-cooker breakfast potatoes for lunch and dinner.
Cotter Crunch.
Savory Oatmeal with Bacon
You’ll have to cook the bacon separately, but this savory slow-cooker oatmeal bowl is totally worth the extra effort.
Taste of Home.
Frittata Provencal
This rich frittata Provencal has potatoes, goat cheese and tons of flavor.
Skinny Ms.
Spinach and Mozzarella Frittata
An easy way to get your greens in the morning? Make a cheesy, slow-cooker frittata.
Skinny Ms.
Banana French Toast
This whole wheat slow-cooker french toast is made with good-for-you ingredients like bananas and pecans, but sure doesn’t taste too healthy.
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