healthy breakfast sandwiches to go (all week long)
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You are my hero these will be great to take to work instead of just cereal or whatever they're serving (I work at a school)0
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stole this from pinterest! tried this and loved taking them to work with me in the mornings.
-all natural turkey bacon (6 pieces-one piece torn in half for each sandwich)
-6 whole wheat english muffins
-6 low sodium cheese singles (i went with vegan cheese)
-5 egg whites and 1 whole egg
-red bell peppers - diced
-onion - diced
-whatever veggies you like!
* preheat oven to 350
* dice your veggies
* line your turkey bacon onto a cooking sheet
* scramble eggs together
* mix your eggs and veggies (and sprinkle in a little black pepper)
* grease a muffin pan
* add 1/4 of the egg/veggie mixture to each muffin slot.
* cook bacon for 6 minutes before adding the eggs, then cook bacon and eggs for about 9 minutes.
* let the bacon and eggs cool down a bit, then pat down excess grease off the bacon.
* slice your 6 english muffins in half and start assembling! cheese, eggs, bacon.
* wrap each individual breakfast sandwich in wax paper and store in your freezer until you are ready to eat!
* microwave for 2-3 minutes and enjoy
Nutrition:
250 calories
4g fat
29g carb
5g fiber
22g protein0 -
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Those sound awesome!0
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Im kinda confused by how you explained how to do this..
I would take the muffin tins..line with the bacon..and put the eggs and veggies in it and bake...
Then just freeze...grab a fresh bun and toast and microwave the muffin bacon and eggs and place in the bun...still yummy0 -
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This is awesome. Thanks!0
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Love breakfast sandwiches! Thanks! Never thought of making my own!0
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Thanks for sharing!0
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Can't wait to try0
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I am totally going to do this!
But with real bacon :happy:
Sounds great! Thanks for the recipe.
I will use real bacon too. You don't save much with turkey bacon, and it is no where near as tasty as the real thing.
I may try Canadian bacon or ham too.0 -
stole this from pinterest! tried this and loved taking them to work with me in the mornings.
-all natural turkey bacon (6 pieces-one piece torn in half for each sandwich)
-6 whole wheat english muffins
-6 low sodium cheese singles (i went with vegan cheese)
-5 egg whites and 1 whole egg
-red bell peppers - diced
-onion - diced
-whatever veggies you like!
* preheat oven to 350
* dice your veggies
* line your turkey bacon onto a cooking sheet
* scramble eggs together
* mix your eggs and veggies (and sprinkle in a little black pepper)
* grease a muffin pan
* add 1/4 of the egg/veggie mixture to each muffin slot.
* cook bacon for 6 minutes before adding the eggs, then cook bacon and eggs for about 9 minutes.
* let the bacon and eggs cool down a bit, then pat down excess grease off the bacon.
* slice your 6 english muffins in half and start assembling! cheese, eggs, bacon.
* wrap each individual breakfast sandwich in wax paper and store in your freezer until you are ready to eat!
* microwave for 2-3 minutes and enjoy
Nutrition:
250 calories
4g fat
29g carb
5g fiber
22g protein
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Sounds delicious, thank you for sharing0
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Sounds yummy.. Thanks.. will try hen i come back from vacation0
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Awesome idea - thanks!0
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If you toast the muffins first, they won't get soggy when you re-heat!0
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