Ingredients for one large serving:
2 Eggs
Fat of choice (butter, oil) Not shown
Leftovers of your choice. In my case:
Chicken hindquarter
Broccoli, fresh
Cauliflower, roasted
Onion, fresh
Yellow Pepper, fresh
Milk or cream
I like to start by adding my fat to the pan (in my case, unscented, unflavored Coconut Oil), then dumping all of my leftovers on top. I used about 2T of each leftover.
I forgot that I had some yellow pepper that needed to be used up, too. So I added that in there, too. Cook until browned. Remember, browned food is flavorful food!
Crack your eggs into a bowl and add 2T of milk or cream. In my case, I've used whey. Why whey? Well, I made some homemade yogurt a few days ago and this is the why that drained off. I totally forgot to take pix! Probably because I assumed it would flop. It didn't. It was awesome! I promise to do it the next time I make it. I've found many places I can the whey in recipes. To thin down homemade Ranch Dressing (also forgot to take pix), in eggs, as a treat for the dog, or in any place milk is called for. It's very nutrient-dense and has probiotics, whatever those are, but they're good for you!
Whip that baby up good!
And pour into your veggie/meat mixture. Be sure to add some more fat if the pan is dry.
Cook it up just like you would scrambled eggs and plop on a plate with some oven-fried bacon! Of course, you could always add some grated cheese at the last minute, too. You're getting 1/2C of veggies, lots of protein, good fats, first thing in the morning! If you eat a big breakfast like this one with fats and lots of protein, you will be filled up until lunch time and will notice you don't need to snack! It's a win-win situation!
Who knew that left-overs to make something this yummy!
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