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Breakfast variety.
epcotisbest
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One of the things I have talked about that I believe is helping me stick with the low carb thing is variety. Here are a couple of very tasty breakfast meals. Deprivation has never worked, variety and keeping things tasty and interesting helps me to not get sidetracked by the temptation of pancakes, biscuits and gravy, hasbrowns, pastries...all those carb high options that I have to avoid.




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Eggs and meat are always good. I never thought much about the eggs I buy, but recently we did try pasture raised eggs and I will never go back to regular eggs. They're certainly more expensive at ~$8/18, but the yolks are larger, yellower, better tasting, they cook up better, just better. Expensive for eggs, but eggs are cheap.THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER
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Good looking breakfasts..Greensboro North Carolina
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My wife made a breakfast skillet for dinner last night and it was wonderful. Jimmy Dean maple sausage (has less than 1 carb even though it tastes sweet), onions, mushrooms, spinach,herb butter, 13 eggs, sharp cheddar.
- Preheat oven to 350-375
- In a big skillet on the stove, brown sausage. When it is almost done add onions and mushrooms.
- Add herb butter with veggies
- Cook until veggies are softened.
- Add spinach and wilt slightly.
- Add eggs and allow to cook on burner for a minute or so.
- Move to oven.
- When eggs are set, add a lb or two of cheese on top.
- Remove when cheese is melted. Sprinkle some of your favorite rub (I used a good chili powder) and slice like pizza and dig in.
Which came first the chicken or the egg? I egged the chicken and then I ate his leg. -
That skillet meal sounds good. Thanks for the recipe.
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