A fresh way to start a sunny Sunday.
A late breakfast, early lunch that makes for great energy all day.
Usually my attempts at frittata turn into something better--a scrambled breakfast bake! My refusal to use teflon frying pans (the non-stick that lets off toxins if it gets heated too much) results in the frittata breaking apart. I don't mind though, as I then get to add all my favorite fresh ingredients and have control over how long I cook them. I like to keep things fresh and not cook out too many of the nutrients. The exception is the spinach, which I usually add first since more nutrients are absorbed when it is slightly sauteed.
Peppered Breakfast Bake
{{Soy free, Gluten free, Legume free, Casein free, Nut free}}
- 4-5 eggs
- 1 cup Spinach
- 1 cup Kale (the greens look like a lot at first, but they cook down to a smaller amount).
- 1/2 medium sized onion, roughly chopped or diced.
- 1 Poblano pepper, diced
- 1/2 cup diced tomato
- 2 sprigs fresh dill, minced
- 3 sprigs fresh parsley roughly chopped.
- Salt, Pepper, Dried Thyme, and a Dash of Cayenne.
What's your power breakfast?
Wishing a sunny Sunday to all.
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[...] oil in everyday dishes in place of my formerly beloved olive oil. A few dishes I love it on are my peppered breakfast bake and my creamy brown rice pasta with coconut white wine [...]
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