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Veggie Scramble – a Favorite Breakfast, Lunch, Or Dinner

By Lindsayleighbentley @lindsayLbentley

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I try my best to get veggies in at every meal.  We usually achieve this at lunch and dinner, but breakfast can be more difficult.

So, I often make a veggie scramble.  Really, this is just an omelette gone wrong.  I can’t make an omelette to save my life, maybe this is due to my not using non-stick skillets, or that I am kindof clumsy…either way, I always end up with a crunchy outside and runny inside.

I will often chop up a bunch of veggies ahead of time, so that there is enough for a few days’ worth.  This dish is a hit with everyone in my family and I recently made it for guests which they seemed to enjoy!

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I hope you love it!

Ingredients: (this feeds just me…but I eat a lot)

  • 1 Tb. grass fed butter
  • 3 farm fresh eggs (ungraded, pastured)
  • 1 C. of your favorite vegetables – I use a combination of these:
      • onion, green onion, scallion
      • spinach leaves
      • pepper – green, red, yellow
      • mushroom – cremini or portobello
      • zucchinni
      • yellow or patty-pan squash
      • tomato
  • toppings: avocado and feta (I can’t do feta while pregnant, so I substitute with grass-fed cheddar, meleted in with the veggies)
  1. Heat butter in a cast iron skillet over med heat.
  2. Add in the chopped veggies and stir often for a few minutes until they begin to soften.  I prefer my veggies to be a bit crunchy.
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  3. Add in the eggs, and whisk or stir to mix well.  Sprinkle with a pinch of salt and tri-color freshly ground pepper.
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  4. Stir often until the eggs are nearly done, and add in a handful of shredded grass-fed cheddar cheese, stir to melt. 
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  5. Transfer to a plate and top with avocado, feta, sausage, bacon, or whatever sounds delicious! 
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