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It’s all about the eggs: savoury breakfasts all weekend.

This weekend I've gone a little crazy.

Normally, as an avid protein pancake enthusiast, my weekend breakfasts would consist of healthy (albeit sugary) pancakes that would refuel me after a nice, long weekend run. However, after feeling inspired by a multitude of images from National Breakfast Week I decided to alter my weekend routine.

Saturdays breakfast consisted of savoury, green protein pancakes with a simple guacamole and a fried egg. This breakfast contained all the healthy fats, carbohydrates and protein I needed to refuel me after a lovely, long run.

RECIPE:

One egg,

The pancakes:

15g of Soya Protein (I use Pulsin)

A tablespoon of rice flour (use any flour you fancy though)

A teaspoon of wheatgrass powder (optional but I used Naturya)

A pinch each of turmeric and paprika,

50g of egg whites (I use two chicks products)

A handful of spinach

Coconut oil (for frying the pancakes and egg).

Simple Guacamole:

Half an avocado,

One salad tomato,

A squeeze of lemon,

Black Pepper

1. Incorporate all of the pancake ingredients into a blender and blend.

2. Heat a frying pan with a teaspoon of coconut oil and pour in your mixture to make a small, 5 cm circle. Leave the pancakes to cook for around 3 minutes on the first side, flip and then cook for a further minute.

3. Whilst your pancakes are cooking make the guacamole by simply mashing the avocado and chopping the tomato. Squeeze over the lemon and shake over a little black pepper and your guacomole is done.

4. Once all your pancakes are cooked, put a little more coconut oil in the pan and fry your egg.

5. Once your egg is ready, plate it up, eat and enjoy!

Hannah x

Comments


HANNAH'S COOKING TIPS:

#1 

Coconut oil; brilliant for sweet and savoury dishes as well as your skin. 

 

#2

Turmeric powder; brilliant anti-inflammatory properties so great post workout to reduce muscle soreness. 

 

#3

Eggs; such a versatile ingredient and a brilliant snack. Hardboil a few at the start of the week and you're less likely to reach for the sweet jar! 

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