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Healthy Recipes: Onion, Tomato, & Egg Breakfast Scramble

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Healthy Recipes: Onion, Tomato, & Egg Breakfast Scramble

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Nutritionist and best selling author Christine Avanti guides you through some of her favorite recipes to burn fat and get that slim physique you’ve always wanted.

Today’s recipe is the 5 Minute Onion and Tomato Scramble.

Ingredients:
5 Egg Whites, 1 Whole Egg
Organic Diced Tomato
Diced Green Onions
Low Fat Shredded Cheese
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Salt and Pepper to taste

Directions:
Heat stove to med/med low
Oil pan with 2 tsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Add 8 shakes of Salt to pan
Add Green Onions to pan
Pour Egg mixture into pan
Use Spatula for even cooking
When Eggs are almost cooked add 1/4 cup of Tomatoes
Add 1 oz Low Fat Shredded Cheese
For a fun and fancy garnish roll up a Basil Leaf and cut it into slices

For A Balanced Breakfast Add:
2 slices Whole Wheat Toast with Organic Peanut Butter for carbohydrates
1 cup Green Tea with a slice of Lemon
1 cup of Strawberries for fiber and antioxidants

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  1. muhamme0

    Due to the fat.

  2. MsMuzikqueen

    Yum! This looks good, I'm gonna try it!

  3. bloodsord9

    Peanut butter is one of the most fattening things. I added 3 peanut butter sandwiches a day to my diet and gained extra 5 pounds in a week

  4. MrOoglebog

    consider reducing that to 1 peanut butter sandwich a day and make sure you take fish oil or DHA to flush unhealthy fats out of your body.

  5. Joe L.

    All natural PB or Almond butter only. Almond butter is better choice though

  6. MrlDase

    ever think it was the 100+ carbs from the bread that you added also?

  7. MrlDase

    or flaxseeds or flaxseed meal..

  8. bloodsord9

    So why are people that eat a lot of wheat products are strong as shit, but the Americans that eat peanut butter out of the can are fat as hell?

  9. Moe Rawn

    my heater is on medium? taking my eggs now? shes totally flirting with us you guys

  10. xx1x2x1xx

    nice video but jesus those eggs need to be cooked like 10 minutes longer, slimy eggs are nasty to me

  11. Jade Taliaferro

    Even though it's all healthy, it just seems like so much food. 

  12. Lj Swain

    Book with healthy recipes – check this book out
    Great cook books; you should add "The Goodness of Ghee" book by Author
    C.S. Bates.  This is not a complete cook book but a book that has awesome recipes on how to cook with ghee which is sometimes called the BETTER butter.
    Check book out at Amazon.com  Cooking with ghee can also help to lower blood pressure.

  13. Melissa Mcpartland

    I can't live without carbs it's the only thing that fills me up. Eat your healthy carbs everybodayyyyy:)

  14. jeff cowen

    What kind of professional cooks with table salt…?

  15. alan zagreb

    haha what a bullshit,6 grams of fat in that meal,yeah right,It more like 40-50 

  16. John Johnson

    Really nice combo. I'm subscribing to you. This sounds like a really good, but healthy meal.