Reading Time: 3 minutes Healthy Breakfast Casserole Recipe (Paleo + Gluten Free)
If you are following a Paleo or gluten free diet, here is a money saving, healthy breakfast idea for you.
Do you know all that food that gets wasted each week sitting in the back of your refrigerator? Why not use and turn it into a healthy breakfast. That leftover salad, extra veggies from dinner the other night, one slice of lunch meat that is not enough for a sandwich,… All of these can be used to make a breakfast casserole.
You can even make these leftovers breakfast casseroles with food you have frozen. What I often do is freeze any leftovers within a few days. Otherwise, I will forget about this. This includes doggie bags we get from restaurants. You can always use little bits of meat or vegetables for so many things.
Don’t throw out the fajita vegetables! My husband and sons love fajitas, but they never eat the peppers and onions that are cooked with the fajita meat. I always bring these home and eat these fajita vegetables with salads, eggs, and more.
Clean-out-the-fridge Healthy Breakfast Casserole (Paleo and gluten-free)
First, start with your leftovers. Combine them in a bowl. Add a little seasoning, if needed.
In a separate bowl whisk a few eggs. Add some seasoning to the eggs. Then, add them to your leftovers bowl. Mix thoroughly.
You want your mixture to be slightly runny looking. If it is mostly solids, add another egg or two.
Pour the mixture into a greased baking dish or individual baking cups.
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Bake at 350 degrees for 20-30 minutes until the egg is set and a toothpick comes out clean when inserted.
Enjoy!
Healthy Breakfast Casserole- Gluten Free, Paleo
Equipment
- 1 mixing bowl
- Baking Dish our Muffin Tin
- Whisk
- toothpick
Ingredients
- 4-10 Large Eggs
- Leftovers
- Olive Oil
Instructions
- Remove any leftovers from your fridge
- In a medium bowl mix veggies, meats and starches together in a bowl
- whisk in eggs until your mixture is slightly runny
- Fill oiled muffin cups, or oiled cassserole dish with egg mixture.
- Bake at 350 for 20-30 minutes until egg mixture is set and toothpick comes out clean
Notes
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