Eggplant McMuffin

Eggplant McMuffin

McWhat?

An Egg McMuffin is McDonald's fast food breakfast sandwich, consisting of an English muffin, a fried egg, processed cheese, liquid margarine and Canadian bacon.

Here's my eggplantastic version instead!


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Recipe:

Place the following onto a non-stick skillet (or use healthy non-stick cooking spray):

  • Extra lean ground chicken. Once cooked, measure 1 oz
  • Clean the skillet and grill 2 slices (1 cup) of eggplant (slice it to resemble the shape of an English muffin). Flip to ensure both sides are cooked. Place these aside on a plate
  • Then place 1/2 cup of egg whites mixed with 1 TBSP of skim cheese (or vegan Daiya Cheese) on the skillet - flip to ensure cooked. Season with pepper.

Place the cheese omelette and chicken between the 2 eggplant "buns". Enjoy!


Nutritional Info:

Sara's Eggplant McMuffin: calories: 150, fat: 3.9 g, saturated fat: 2.9 g, cholesterol: 21.4 mg, sodium: 263 mg, carbohydrates: 8.7 g, fiber: 4.8 g, sugars: 3.2 g, protein: 20.6 g (with Daiya Cheese)

McDonald's Egg McMuffin*: calories: 300, fat: 12 g, saturated fat: 5 g, cholesterol: 260 mg, sodium: 820 mg, carbohydrates: 30g, fiber: 2 g, sugars: 3.0 g, protein: 18.0 g


My #TeamSS member, Rebecca Capodici made it, and look at her gorgeous masterpieces! One of them is made with egg, but the other one is a turkey burger. Genius!

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Hi, I’m Dr. Sara Solomon — nervous system and movement nerd. I help adults over 40 become HARDER TO KILL. You’ve come to the right place if you are stiff, frustrated, injured, and wondering if you'll ever feel strong, capable, and confident in your body again. Inside my Strength Academy, I’ll show you how to fix what hurts, restore deep core function, build mobility and strength, and increase nervous system capacity so you can keep doing the things you love for decades to come.

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