Baked Eggs with Quinoa and Fresh Salsa
Ya know, eggs and salsa go pretty well together and when you throw in some cheese and quinoa, and put it all into cute little ramekins, well you have yourself a darn healthy little breakfast for two.
Breakfast for two. It’s what’s going on at my place in the mornin’. I was just singing to myself right there. Next American Idol star right here. Or something like that. Oh who am I kidding? Singing about eggs and breakfast for two won’t be getting this gal onto any reality TV singing show. But maybe it will get me onto the next sing like a chef TV show. Wait, does anything like that exist? Darn. Didn’t think so. It’s ok. I’ll survive. I’m not much of a singer anyways. But that chef show…eh, a girl can dream, right?
Recipes made in little ramekins have a place in my heart. 1. They’re cute. 2. They’re perfect for two. 3. No need to dirty up another dish, it’s all right there for you in one cute little ramekin. Some of my favs: this vegan Cherry Crisp. And these healthy, low carb Mashed Cauliflower Mini Casseroles.
Oh quinoa. And eggs. You have a place in my heart too. You taste great with salsa and you’re both H-E-A-L-T-H-Y.
Baked Eggs with Quinoa and Fresh Salsa
This tasty Baked Eggs with Quinoa and Fresh Salsa is made in cute little ramekins too. And it’s full of protein, veggies and grains. Oh my! Quinoa provides a dose of whole grains that are chock full of calcium and iron. But wait! There’s more to that quinoa. Quinoa also provides a dose of protein. It’s chock full of essential amino acids. Your protein intake doesn’t end with quinoa. Eggs and white cheddar cheese kick up the protein factor. Throw in the fresh salsa and you’re tackling four of the food groups before the crack of dawn. Er, are you up before the crack of dawn? This gal sure isn’t if she doesn’t have to be. I’ll take my breakfast at 10am. With coffee. Must. Have. Coffee.
Baked Eggs with Quinoa and Fresh Salsa
Ingredients
Instructions
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 2
Serving Size: 1
Amount Per Serving:
Calories: 259 Total Fat: 12g Saturated Fat: 4g Trans Fat: 0g Unsaturated Fat: 7g Cholesterol: 287mg Sodium: 456mg Carbohydrates: 23g Net Carbohydrates: 0g Fiber: 3g Sugar: 2g Sugar Alcohols: 0g Protein: 16g
OH. Guess what? I start vacation…TOMORROW! Yeah! We’ll be heading to a rather chilly North Carolina. Sadly, I missed my first chance at seeing snow. Snowstorm. Yeah, that happened earlier this week in just about ALL of North Carolina. *cries* But I’m still gonna have fun!
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I adore recipes made in such lovely little ramekins, they’re ever so cute! And the fact that these are healthy as well makes me want to jump with joy. What a perfect breakfast! I’d love to try it tomorrow, for sure.
Happy Friday Julie :–)
Thank you so much, Consuelo. I hope you enjoy it! :)
These egg bowls look delicious! I love the fact that is has quinoa!
Thank you, Layla!
LOVE this breakfast dish Julie. You are so creative and all I love all the flavors and textures you threw into this dish. Totally gonna try this for a weekend breakfast with the fam. Pinned!
Thank you, Krista! HA, I actually ate both of these. I whipped them up one morning when Ken wasn’t here. I liked them so much that I went back and got the other one an hour later. :)
Love this Julie, I have my carbs, protein and veggie all in one little bowl! Have a fabulous vacation!
Yes, you have them all in one cute little bowl, Tanya! :)
Can’t wait to try this it looks wonderful! http://www.handmadeintheheartland.com/
Looks good and I do like the portion size… I’ll have to give this one a try – pinning. Enjoy your vacation!
This looks amazing, Julie! I’ve been playing around with a baked breakfast quinoa idea which is on the sweeter side. I love this savory dish with the egg and salsa — delish!
I love to use ramekins for eggs and have been looking for a way to integrate quinoa into my diet. I will try this!!
I love these baked eggs Julie, they look fantastic! The quinoa and melted cheese sound awesome in here along with the salsa :). Can’t wait to give these a try! Hope you have a great time on your vacation:)
Julie, what a fantastic breakfast idea – I even love this for dinner, because we have eggs for dinner on busy nights! Thanks so much for joining us and sharing at Best of the Weekend – pinned, of course! Hope you are enjoying your vacation!
Thank you, Cindy! And thanks for hosting. Vacation is going good. I’m ready to move here now. LOL. I love it here!
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This looks so delicious! I can’t wait to try it and enjoy all that rich flavor. I love your recipes…they always look so good. Thanks for sharing!
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I am making something very similar tonight! My first time making baked eggs, can’t wait to try!
Hope you enjoy it, Amy! I love making baked eggs. :)
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sounds like a great breakfast to start the year off on the right foot
thanks for sharing
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Yum, I am pinning this recipe. Going to be trying it out tomorrow. Happy New Year, Kippi #kippiathome
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