Salmon & Egg Breakfast Scramble

 Author: Ulanda Sanders (Whole30 Beginners FB Group)

Beat 3 to 4 eggs in a bowl prepared for scrambling,

Drain the salmon juice off the salmon and set aside.

Add a tablespoon of ghee to a frying pan on medium heat. Prepare the pan for scrambling eggs.

When the ghee is melted, add the salmon to the pan and scramble, (all you are doing is heating and separating it , cause it is already cooked)

Once the salmon is scrambled for ~ 3 mins, pour in the beaten eggs and continue to scramble until eggs are the consistency you prefer.

Add the salmon juice to the salmon & eggs scramble & heat for 1 to 2 more mins. Ready to eat!

 A good addition to this recipe for your meal would be to add some chopped spinach to this!

Eggs in Hell

Simmie Sinow
Inspired by my mother (about 60 years ago), Mario Batali, and many others who have "fooled around" with this dish!

Serves 3

This is a complete meal template meal all in one pan! Nothing to add!

This is one of the most versatile meal-in-a-pan dishes ever! You can substitute out any of the veggies for different veggies, which makes it really great. You can also use some cajun seasonings, etc.

I overshot on quantities of veggies when I made it a couple of days ago, so I wound up with leftovers, which made for a very quick breakfast bowl!

1 cup diced small hash browns
1 cup diced sweet mini peppers (just put the strips in your blender and let the blender do the chopping!)
1 diced small yellow onion
2 cups diced small mexican zucchini
1 can olives
Any other vegetables you want to include (mushrooms would be great in this)
1 jar + Trader Joe's Puttanesca Sauce or any marinara sauce or salsa if you'd like that flavor spin. I used 1 jar and about 1/3 cup out of a second jar.

Put enough oil of your choice to cover the surface in a large frying pan and heat for a minute or so.

Then dump all the ingredients above except the sauce into the pan and saute on medium until the veggies are softened up a bit (less than 10 minutes).

Put the sauce in with the rest of the ingredients, mix well, cover, and cook until bubbly.

Crack how many ever eggs you want to use on top of the mixture, cover, and cook until the eggs are the way you like it.  Medium heat for 10 minutes gets me yolks that are still a bit loose; if you want eggs the consistency of almost hardboiled, give it about 15 minutes.

Dish it up and eat it!

LEFTOVERS!!!! QUICK AND EASY!
If you're cooking just for yourself, this is a great leftovers meal!  Just put the leftover mixture (without the eggs) in a container in the refrigerator.  The next day, simply spoon out enough for one meal into a pan, heat it until bubbly on the edges, then crack your 2-3 eggs on top, cover, and cook to the consistency you like for your eggs.

Here's my leftovers bowl.....kinda sloppy looking but very yummy!

Chorizo

Angela Scribner-Johnson

Oh my goodness! Angela's recipe for homemade chorizo sounds good and easy!


1 lb ground turkey
1 tsp salt
1 tsp pepper
1 Tbsp garlic
1 tsp oregano
1 tsp paprika
1 tsp onion powder
2 Tbsp chili powder
1 tsp ground cumin
1/2 cup water

Optional:
1 Tbsp crushed red pepper flakes
1/2 tsp cayenne powder

Cook it all together until done, then combine with your favorite veggies and fats! Yum!

Veggie Loaded Breakfast Bake

Simmie Sinow

This recipe is intended to make 4 good sized servings. You can make it into a much larger dish by simply doubling or tripling the ingredients.

This is great after being refrigerated overnight (after eating one serving!) and warmed up in your microwave.

Gather up your ingredients:
1 cup cut mini sweet peppers (I chop the end off, slice it lengthwise and cut crosswise)
1/2 to 3/4 cup cut olives (cut in half crosswise is fine)
1/2 large zucchini chopped (not real small)
Other veggies of your choice

6 eggs
seasoning 

1 Aidells Chicken and Apple Sausage, sliced

How to put this together:
Combine in a mixing bowl and mix together well:
1 cup cut mini sweet peppers (I chop the end off, slice it lengthwise and cut crosswise)
1/2 to 3/4 cup cut olives (cut in half crosswise is fine)
1/2 large zucchini chopped (not real small)
Other veggies of your choice

Put the above in an oiled small baking dish.  I use one that makes 4 decent sized servings--fairly small baking dish as it's only me I'm cooking for.

In the mixing bowl you just emptied, combine:
6 eggs
seasoning

Whisk well, then pour the mixture over the veggie mixture, making sure the vegetables are covered by the eggs.

Then:
1 Aidells Chicken and Apple Sausage, sliced

Add these to the top, scattered, then push them down so they are covered by the egg mixture.

Bake in a 400 degree oven for 30-40 minutes.  Fork test at the end to make sure it's cooked through enough, then place on a cookie cooling rack to cool for about 15 minutes before cutting and eating.

I put some salsa on top and it's good to go.

Notes:
On the olives, you can use green or black or whatever kind you want. I found the green olive flavor to be a bit overpowering in this recipe, so the next time I make it, it will probably have black olives in it instead.

Turkey Vegetable Breakfast Egg Cups

Recipe Adapted by: Simmie Sinow

From Biggest Loser Recipe

12 slices thinly sliced deli turkey (direct from your butcher, sliced from turkey breast, not pre-packaged)
3/4 cup salsa or marinara sauce
Fresh cut up vegetables
18 large egg whites 

These can be made in either a standard size muffin tin or a jumbo sized tin.

Preheat the oven to 400ºF. 

Lightly coat each cup of your nonstick muffin pan with coconut oil or olive oil cooking spray.

Separate the egg whites into a large measuring cup and whisk.

Line each muffin cup with 1 slice of turkey.  If there is some excess on top, that is ok--fold it into the muffin cup.

Spoon 1 Tbsp salsa or marinara (marinara has a lot less sodium) into each cup.

I put one baby spinach leaf on top of the salsa/marinara and then add some of the cut up vegetables (I use mushrooms, bell peppers and either green beans or asparagus).

• For standard-sized muffin tins: Measure just under 1/4 cup (actually 3 Tbsp) of the egg whites or egg substitute into each muffin cup
• For jumbo-sized muffin tins: Measure 1/3 to 1/2 cup of the egg whites or egg substitute into each muffin tin

Top with some more of the salsa.

Place the muffin pan in the oven and bake for 10 to 12 minutes, or until the eggs are puffed and the center is set.  For Jumbo muffins, bake for approximately 30-45 minutes.

Carefully remove the baked eggs from the pan and get ready to enjoy!

These can be stored for a week or so in your refrigerator.  Freezing them and then re-heating works ok, but not great.

Carnitas Breakfast Muffins

Stupid Easy Paleo

What a fantastic idea for a breakfast egg muffin!

Those of you with some leftover crockpotted pork roast? Just shred it and use it in this recipe!

This is a great Make Ahead and Freeze recipe!

Click HERE to see the entire recipe

No Egg Breakfast Ideas

There are some wonderful and luscious non-egg breakfast ideas on Hanna Pinkerton's website!

Be sure to check them out HERE

Just to whet your appetite:

 

Apple-Cinnamon Stuffed Omelet

1 egg + 3 egg whites whisked with 1/2 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 apple diced, tossed with 1 teaspoon cinnamon and 1 tablespoon ground flax

Pour the eggs into a  pan over medium heat and let them sit. After a minute or so start lifting the edges and letting any uncooked egg get underneath. Once it’s completely set, remove it from the pan carefully to keep it round and intact. It should be sort of like a crepe.

Dice the apples and mixed them with the cinnamon and flax in a small bowl. Microwave for 30 seconds to a minute until they are soft and smell like apple pie.

Place the apples onto the omelet and fold it up and enjoy!

This is great topped with berries that have been microwaved and then crushed/mashed.

Turkey Breakfast Sausage

Thanks to The Yummy Life for this recipe!

Oh nommmm nommmmm, one of my favorite recipes! These are good as mini breakfast sausage patties or you can make them larger for lunch. Also, they are good to crumble up for use in an egg muffin (I make the Jumbos, none of that small stuff!) or any other variety of dishes.

The only modification needed is that canola oil should not be used; use olive oil or another Paleo-approved oil for making these.

To view the full recipe and instructions from The YummyLife recipe go HERE