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Scrambled Eggs and Turnip Homefries: a recipe

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By Bob Ewing


eggs and tomato: a delicious combination
eggs and tomato: a delicious combination

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Eggs anytime

Eggs are a nearly perfect food. Eggs are inexpensive, versatile, tasty and healthy. I do not recommend that you eat eggs every day, but depending upon your existing health, 2 or 3 times a week is acceptable.

The American Heart Association acknowledges that it's possible "to fit an egg a day into a healthy diet," but only by limiting dietary cholesterol from other sources, including baked goods. Moreover, the group cautions, for people with existing "coronary heart disease, diabetes, high-LDL cholesterol or other cardiovascular disease, your daily cholesterol limit is less than 200 mg."

The next time you want an egg dish that is easier to prepare but a little bit different try this:

Scrambled eggs and home fried turnips:

Ingredients:

1 medium turnip peeled and diced.

4 eggs

Splash of milk

Sea salt and ground black pepper to taste

Olive oil

1 tomato diced.

1 small onion diced (optional)

Preparation:

Add olive oil to frying pan- heat

Add onion

Cook 3 minutes

Add diced turnips

Cook until tender.

Remove turnip and onions from fry pan, place in oven ready dish

Set oven to warm, place dish inside.

Break eggs into mixing bowl; add milk, mix until smooth and a light yellow colour

Re-heat frying pan

Add eggs and stir.

Keep stirring until egg is solid but still fluffy.

Remove turnip from oven.

Place diced tomatoes, eggs, and onion/turnip mix on plat,

Add sea salt and pepper to taste.

Enjoy.

Serves 2.

The turnips are a nice change from the traditional potatoes and you could use sweet potatoes, peeled and diced for another option. This dish can be served for breakfast, lunch or supper. It takes approximately 15 minutes to prepare and serve so is ideal for anyone who is in a hurry but still wants a healthy and tasty meal.

Our knowledge of the relationship between out bodies and what we eat is constantly evolving. The thinking about eggs and health is changing but remember that if you have a heart condition or diabetes you still need to pay close attention to what you eat. This does not mean that dinner cannot be fun and delicious.

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cgull8m profile image

cgull8m  says:
2 years ago

I heat eggs occasionally, I will give it a try, nice healthy recipes.

Bob Ewing profile image

Bob Ewing  says:
2 years ago

Thanks, I am making an omlette for breakfast as soon as I finish typing this.

slay paninaro profile image

slay paninaro  says:
16 months ago

NICE HUB I LOVE THE EGGS, BUT I HATE COOKING THAT'S WHY I PREFFER EGGS WITH THEM YOU'RE TO LOOSE A LITTLE TIME AND ARE SO DELICIOUS .ANYWAY GREAT HHUUB

Bob Ewing profile image

Bob Ewing  says:
16 months ago

eggas are simple, fast and fun food, thanks for the visit.

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