Really Good Scrambled Eggs

The oft-delivered excuse for people not cooking is that they don’t have the time, but the best recipes are often the easiest to make.  Try my simple recipe for scrambled eggs featured in my new 101 ways to lose weight book.  It  will  take you about 1 minute to make and is perfect with a side of fresh tomato and avocado drizzled with a little lime and chopped garden herbs.

What’s good about it:
Eggs are  high in protein and contain all the essential amino acids needed for growth and repair. Including quality  protein sources into your meals every day supports weight loss + healthy metabolism, maintains a healthy immune system, curbs appetite and helps to sustain lean muscle.

Serves 1

2 free range/ organic eggs
pinch sea salt
1 generous heaped teaspoon thick natural organic yoghurt or coconut milk
Chives, chopped a few sprigs.

Combine eggs, sea salt and yoghurt into a bowl.
Whisk lightly with a fork until combined.
Add a small splash of olive oil into a small pan over a low heat.
Pour in your egg mixture
Stir gently until the eggs start to set and become creamy.

Serve with your favourite sides such as:
fresh avocado drizzled with a little lime
Fresh tomato salsa scented with a little finely chopped red onion and coriander
Steamed asparagus with a hint of lemon and black pepper
Baby spinach
Sauteed  mushroom with a little sea salt, black pepper and garlic.

NOTES:
Basil pesto is also delicious in place of the yoghurt or coconut milk in this recipe.
Add chopped spinach through the eggs before cooking.

Nutrition per serve:
Protein:  15 g
Total fat:  12.5 g
Saturated: 3.9 g
Carbs: 0.8 g
Calories: 178
Kilojoules: 743

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7 Responses to “Really Good Scrambled Eggs”
  1. Tara says:

    Wow! Great recipe! I always add a spoonful low fat ricotta to my eggs and they are delicious but I can’t wait to try the yoghurt.
    Thanks again.

  2. Nicole says:

    How good are eggs!! If I have 2 for breakfast, I’m not hungry til at least early afternoon! Can’t wait til my chickens start laying for even better tasting ones. Really enjoy your recipes Teresa, and your overall approach to food and health.

  3. Lee says:

    I am thoroughly enjoying your recipes Teresa. Found you in the launch issue of Women’s Fitness. I am enjoying your eggs right now – used coconut milk – and you’re right, they’re “really good!” Thanks

  4. jessie zander says:

    Love these eggs I add sorrel if there is any growing in the garden adds a lovely sour taste like lemon but extra benefit of the greens.

  5. Rosalie says:

    I usually hate eggs but decided to give these a go! Thankgod I did! They were so good and perfect with a bit of avo and lemon! Your recipes are awesome!

  6. Sussan says:

    Hi Teresa,
    I was wondering if you have any “Healthy Chef” recipes for basil pesto? Most of them have Parmesan in them and was wondering what you could substitute this for? And the store bought pesto’s are quite high in fat and other additives!

    Thank you!

    Best wishes
    Sussan

  7. Michelle says:

    wow. these are really, really good! I’m an egg fanatic. they were creamy n delicious just as you said they would be. would never have thought of yoghurt .. I had mine for dinner just now w/ steamed asparagus lightly tossed in a squeeze of fresh lemon, cracked pepper n olive oil. was divine!

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