Tomato & Swiss Omelet With Whole Grain Toast
A protein-packed start to your day featuring fluffy eggs folded around melted Swiss cheese and blistered cherry tomatoes. Served with whole grain toast for lasting energy.
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Perimenopause symptoms and relief · Office on Women’s HealthLow energy
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Before you start
Your 13-minute game plan
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Equipment
Large skillet · Whisk · Mixing bowl · Knife and cutting board
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Ingredients
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Next: Heat a small splash of olive oil…
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Heat a small splash of olive oil…
Heat a small splash of olive oil or a dab of butter in an 8-inch non-stick skillet over medium heat.
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Add the halved cherry tomatoes to the…
Add the halved cherry tomatoes to the pan along with a pinch of salt and black pepper. Cook for 2 to 3 minutes until slightly softened and blistered, then push them into an even layer.
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Crack the eggs into a small bowl
Crack the eggs into a small bowl, whisk until uniform, and pour them into the skillet over the tomatoes. Reduce the heat to medium-low.
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As the edges begin to set
As the edges begin to set, gently lift them with a silicone spatula, tilting the pan to let the uncooked egg run underneath.
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Once the surface is mostly set but…
Once the surface is mostly set but still slightly glossy, sprinkle the grated Swiss cheese over one half. Fold the other half over the cheese and let it cook for 1 more minute until the cheese melts.
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Meanwhile
Meanwhile, toast the whole wheat bread until golden brown. Serve the warm omelet immediately alongside the toast.
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The nutrition underneath
Why this bowl holds together
If the cherry tomatoes release too…
If the cherry tomatoes release too much water while blistering, briefly pat the pan with a paper towel before pouring in the eggs to keep the omelet tender and firm.
Swiss cheese is naturally lower in…
Swiss cheese is naturally lower in lactose and higher in protein and calcium than many other cheeses, making it a highly supportive choice for midlife bone density.
Choose a high-quality whole grain bread…
Choose a high-quality whole grain bread that lists whole wheat flour as the first ingredient to ensure you get the full 4 to 5 grams of fiber per slice.
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