2 Minute Omelette in a Mug
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How to make a two Minute Omelette in a mug: Breakfast for one? Or short on time? Make a super fast, protein filled healthy and tasty omelet in a mug! It’s so easy and fast. The eggs come out perfectly, plus your omelet will be ready in 2 minutes flat.
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In honor of National Egg Month, I wanted to share my favorite protein-filled quick breakfast with you: a 2 Minute Omelette in a Mug.
Seriously, this Omelette in a mug recipe really only takes 2 to 3 minutes to put together, and the best part is that it is very flexible based on what you have in your fridge.
Our family goes through so many eggs in a week, we are now buying them by the 5 dozen cases from the warehouse store. We just love ’em. They’re inexpensive and are great for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and especially snacks. (We go through hard-boiled eggs by the dozen. and my latest trick has been to hard-cook 18 or so at a time in my pressure cooker!)
I stumbled across this weight loss study that looked at eggs versus carbs for breakfast. After reading the article, I’ve been trying to kick my morning cereal habit and eat more eggs. (Basically, the study says that after 8 weeks of eating eggs vs bagels, the egg-eating diet group had 61% greater reduction in BMI, 65% more weight loss, 34% greater reduction in waist circumference and 16% greater reduction in body fat.)
2 Minute Omelette in a Mug
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2 Minute Omelette in a Mug
- Prep Time: 1
- Cook Time: 2
- Total Time: 3
- Yield: 1 serving 1x
- Category: breakfast
- Method: microwave
Description
How to make a two Minute Omelette in a mug: Breakfast for one? Or short on time? Make a super fast, protein filled healthy and tasty omelet in a mug! It’s so easy and fast. The eggs come out perfectly, plus your omelet will be ready in 2 minutes flat.
Ingredients
- 2 to 3 eggs
- 1 Tbsp of meat, diced (I used ham in today’s omelet, but I sometimes use a frozen turkey sausage link)
- 1 Tbsp of salsa
- 1 Tbsp shredded cheese
- olive oil or cooking spray
- salt and pepper
- mug
Instructions
- Coat your mug with olive oil or cooking spray.
- Add eggs to mug and whisk together with a fork
- Add diced meat, salsa, cheese, salt and pepper. Whisk till all ingredients are completely mixed together.
- Microwave on high for one minute. Stir and break up any large chunks of egg.
- Cook for another 45 to 60 seconds or until eggs are set.
- Top with a bit more cheese, salt and pepper
Keywords: breakfast, eggs, microwave dishes
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Jonathan Vargas says
what you mean with salsa? what kind of salsa?
Jamie says
Whatever kind of salsa you prefer…
My current fave is the Herdez Mild Salsa. (http://amzn.to/1OcPWMW) Good flavor without any spiciness and no added sugar.
Matt Darling says
any kind… salsa is salsa
BonnieP says
I just made this omelette. I used one egg, the cheese and a precooked sausage link that I sliced. Eggcellent! I would coat the mug with melted butter. I didn’t care for the cooking spray.
Kacey says
This is going to make my life so much easier. Thanks a bunch!
Eileen Maschal says
I am taking care of my mom…. this will be such a simple breakfast….thank you, it can be changed up a bit for variety. You just made my mornings easier!!!! Yum
Roxana Horna says
These looks great!! how long would they last in the fridge for? I Was thinking on making many to have them ready for breakfast
Jamie says
3 to 4 days
Ryan says
Rating 5 stars for quick recipes for singles as i haven’t made yet. Question is do I need to add salsa for moisture? Not a salsa fan. Thank you,
★★★★★
Jamie Sanders says
You don’t. You can add a splash of milk.