Egg Blossoms w/ PHOTO – 3 WW Points (for 2)
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heathersmilez
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I stumbled upon a MFP’ers blog a few days ago, found a cutie recipe, modified it to be easier to make and it turned out PERFECT!
Only problem is I can’t find this person/thread in the search to give her credit. She called these ‘Green Eggs and Ham’ b/c she blended the eggs and spinach to hide it from her kids. I called them Egg Blossoms b/c they ended up looking like flowers.
If you were the original blogger, thank you! For everyone else, these make a delicious breakfast or appetizer as they are a sturdy hand food.
Enjoy!
Egg Blossom
4 slices ham
2 eggs
1 cup spinach
Ground pepper
¼ red pepper, diced
Directions: Line muffin tin with a slice of ham. Stir together eggs, spinach, red pepper and pepper and pour the mixture into the cups about ¾ the way full. Bake at 400 degrees for about 15 minutes until the eggs have set and the edges of the ham are brown. Makes 4.
WW Points: 3 (for 2)
Nutrition: 118 calories, 3 carbs, 1g fiber, 6g fat, 14g protein
* Feel free to modify the ingredients such as adding mushrooms and/or tomatoes, egg beaters instead of eggs (less calories) or shredded cheese (extra cals).
Only problem is I can’t find this person/thread in the search to give her credit. She called these ‘Green Eggs and Ham’ b/c she blended the eggs and spinach to hide it from her kids. I called them Egg Blossoms b/c they ended up looking like flowers.
If you were the original blogger, thank you! For everyone else, these make a delicious breakfast or appetizer as they are a sturdy hand food.
Enjoy!
Egg Blossom
4 slices ham
2 eggs
1 cup spinach
Ground pepper
¼ red pepper, diced
Directions: Line muffin tin with a slice of ham. Stir together eggs, spinach, red pepper and pepper and pour the mixture into the cups about ¾ the way full. Bake at 400 degrees for about 15 minutes until the eggs have set and the edges of the ham are brown. Makes 4.
WW Points: 3 (for 2)
Nutrition: 118 calories, 3 carbs, 1g fiber, 6g fat, 14g protein
* Feel free to modify the ingredients such as adding mushrooms and/or tomatoes, egg beaters instead of eggs (less calories) or shredded cheese (extra cals).
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I'm having me some of that. It looks amazing!0
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cute! is it 118 calories per blossom or for two? Do you know if they freeze well?0
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:flowerforyou: that looks and sounds wonderful, thank you for posting0
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Wow! They look super cool! Thank you so much for sharing. This is my first year raising chickens and I'm always looking for new egg recipes!0
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Wow! Thanks for sharing!!!0
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Looks delish! I am trying these tomorrow morning. Thanks.0
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I am going to make these for a special Easter Breakfast - they look amazing!0
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Those look tasty!0
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I'm going to have to try those.0
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cute! is it 118 calories per blossom or for two? Do you know if they freeze well?
As mentioned in the recipe, it's for 2. I only freeze meat and fruit so…. I did keep mine in the fridge that same day and had them as an afternoon snack. I reheated them for 30 seconds and they were great.0 -
I am going to make these for a special Easter Breakfast - they look amazing!
Oh they would be perfect for that! Eggs + a floral look, perfect for easter, yum!0 -
thats a Mom VS Food recipe0
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thats a Mom VS Food recipe
Ahhhh yes that's who it was, as mentioend above, Thanks MomvsFood for giving me this idea!0 -
bump... Looks yummy!0
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These look delicious!!0
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