“Quick” Breakfast
from Simply Gluten Free Cookbook by Chef Varouj
(Modified by Dr. Susanne to follow the Gut Restore/Heal Your Gut Food Checklist)
Yield: 1 serving
Prep time: 10 minutes
Cooking time: 10 minutes
This is my “convenience” breakfast, best of all, I always use leftovers meats, herbs and vegetables, and I add other ingredients to it as I wish.
If you don’t have leftovers, just follow the 1/8 of a cup of each ingredient for every 3 eggs as a guideline
Ingredients:
- 3 whole eggs (or 1-2 yolks and 3 egg whites)
- 1-2 teaspoons coconut oil or ghee (use more if you need it)
- 1/4 cup fresh spinach or arugula
- 1/8 cup red pepper or tomato, diced
- ¼ of an avocado
- Salt and pepper, to taste
- 1 tablespoon fresh basil, sliced
Preparation:
1. In a sauté pan, on medium, heat the oil, add arugula/spinach and red pepper and cook for 2 minutes.
2. Season with salt and pepper, add basil, cook for a minute longer
3. Add eggs, and stir till a creamy texture is achieved…
4. Add slices of avocado
NOTE: Always remember, when it comes to cooking eggs, regardless of how it is being prepared, they contain a high amount of proteins. Overcooking will uncoil the protein bonds and force the moisture out and therefore drying it.
Tip 2: Other possible combinations: Add leftover beef or chicken to the above recipe. Olives, with zucchini, diced fresh ripe tomatoes, basil and/or oregano.
I'm not even hungry and it makes me hungry.
Question in regards to eggs. Can you only eat them cooked? I read where they are great but you really need about 3 of them a day to give you enough LuteinThere is a 90 year old lady when asked her secret for longevity and great skin she said I eat 3 egg whites a day. Also, I just heard about the yolk.
Can you clarify the nutritional benefit of eggs and how best to eat them and how much. I see them in your recipe here. I just ordered your Gut Relief combo with the Probiotics and the Digestymes. Is it ok to mix the eggs with these other two. Thank for your help!!!!