Looking for my Five for Ten post? This isn’t it. You can check it out here. We’re talking about lust *blush*.
One of my favorite things to make for, OK, pretty much the only thing that I make for lunch, is an egg sandwich. It’s so easy, super healthy with lots of protein and energy. And you can mix it up so everyday is a little different. Here’s my recipe for the perfect egg sandwich.
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Simple Egg Sandwich
2 slices of your favorite whole grain bread (I use my flax bread)
1 egg
Favorite seasonings (I use this Ranch mix from AllRecipes.com)
A handful of spinach leaves
Hummus, butter, mayo or your favorite sandwich topping
Cooking spray or butter
Sea salt
Heat a small pan, spayed with cooking spray, over medium heat.
In a bowl beat egg and seasoning until light and fluffy. Tear spinach into bite sized pieces and mix into egg.
Spray bread with cooking spray or spread with butter. Sprinkle lightly with sea salt. Toast in pan until browned and crispy. Think grilled cheese sandwich. Brush untoasted side with hummus, butter, mayo or your favorite topping.
Pour egg/spinach mixture into pan. Cook, then flip until egg is no longer running and spinach starts to wilt. Cover pan if necessary to help the spinach to wilt.
Transfer egg to one slice of bread. Top with the second slice. Pair it with some grapes, an apple or banana for a super powered lunch.
Meal Plan
Here’s what we are cooking up for the week.
Monday: Various leftovers from the weekend
Tuesday: Pretzel Crusted Chicken Fingers
Wednesday: Grilled Turkey and Hummus Panini’s
Thursday: Pasta with chicken, basil and white wine sauce (A Southern Fairy Tale)
Friday: Homemade pizza on my pizza crust and homemade sauce (AllRecipes.com)
Saturday: Leftover pizza
Sunday: Oatmeal Waffles, mmmm
As usual, I’ll also be putting together some of my Super Energy Granola Bars. Homemade Crackers and some graham crackers. And of course my Wheat Germ, Flax Seed Bread.
What are you eating this week?
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This post is linked up to Mouthwatering Mondays, Tuesdays and the Table, Tempt My Tummy Tuesday, and Tasty Tuesday.
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Wow – I’m still catching up on Lust posts and I have to say, I am really lusting after that sandwich. For breakfast. Now.
I love looking at others’ meal plans for ideas. Thanks for sharing. Loooooove homemade pizzas.
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@Justine, This was definitely NOT my lust post. LOL!
Here’s the link: http://alli-n-son.com/2010/05/16/talk/
Looks like you guys will be eating well this week! What yummy foods on the menu.
.-= SnoWhite´s last blog ..Menu Plan – May 16 =-.
We love egg sandwiches here, too. Love how you added spinach and other things to it.
.-= Sherry´s last blog ..Menu Plan Monday May 17th -23rd (pics, recipes, and reviews) =-.
That looks really yummy!
.-= Yvette Francino´s last blog ..BeliefNet – The Love Website of the Week =-.
Oh, I adore egg sandwiches! Definitely one of my faves… and you’re right- it’s so fun to mix up the flavors! I haven’t made pretzel-crusted chicken in a long time, but I have a recipe for it that I love. Thanks for the reminder!
I couldn’t even get to the meal plan because I was distracted by the egg sandwich!
My husband and mother would love to lunch at your house! (I would, too, but they are true egg sandwich enthusiasts.)
.-= Leslie´s last blog ..House lust =-.
Yum looks good. I like taking hard boiled eggs (chopping them up, adding a bit of mustard and mayo) toasting 1/2 a sandwich thin and then putting a layer of spinach on top of that and add the egg salad mixture for a yummy open faced sammy!!
This sounds like a yummy, healthy lunch. I will have to try this soon!
wow! tried without spinach but its healthier now and whole food supplement for kids.
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