I recently purchased via Amazon Kindle Bob Harper's Skinny Meals book, and there are so many great recipes in there that work perfectly with the Game On Diet.  I'd highly recommend it!

Eggs Benedict is one of my favorite breakfasts, and this spin on the classic high-fat recipe tastes delicious, and is only 300 calories!



If you like deviled eggs you'll love this recipe, because it tastes a lot like it.  Personally I'd add some Sriracha hot sauce to it, but I like my eggs with a bit of a kick to them.

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My dear Mum gave me this recipe, and it is an absolute favorite of mine.  I eat this almost every night as my last meal (which usually ends up being around 7 or 8 o'clock), so it ends up being dessert.  It's simple, attractive, and tastes divine.

Bananas and blueberries are always a delicious combination, but the cashews are what really make this perfect.  Cashews are a soft nut (unlike most peeled peanuts that we can purchase in stores) and have a wonderful mellow taste. 

(By the way, did you notice that yogurt is listed as a carb and Greek yogurt is listed as a protein?  Do you know why?  I don't know the reason for certain, but my idea is that yogurt is lower in calories/protein/fat so you can have more of it, while Greek yogurt has a higher protein/fat/caloric count.  I make my own yogurt and add a tablespoon of chia seeds to it which makes it as thick and creamy as Greek yogurt, without adding any extra calories.  Plus, chia seeds are healthy too!)

 

This is one of my favorite breakfasts.  I am a big breakfast food lover, and eating a hearty and filling breakfast is very important to my psyche (and the safety and well-being of my family who have to deal with a grouchy and hungry Momma!).

Start by sautéing whatever veggies you happen to have on hand with a tiny spray of Pam or a spritz of olive oil.  Remember to throw in the "harder" veggies first, as they take longer to cook.  I like to sauté a large pan of vegetables and have them ready for me to eat the rest of the day (or the next few days).  Personally, my favorite combination has zucchini, onions, kale, peppers, a dash of healthy sea salt, and freshly ground black pepper.  If the pan looks dry add a bit of water to help the veggies cook until they're soft but not mushy.



Move the green goodness to a bowl or plate, and then make your "Mom-let".  Depending on the size of your hand, you should whisk up  3-4 egg whites and add them to a sprayed, medium warm pan.  (You can also keep an egg yolk for the fat if you don't care for avocado).  Sprinkle (sprinkle, not drench!) some cheese.  Since we're not using much cheese, I think a nice tart cheese like cheddar or Gouda gives you tons of flavor.

Move it to a plate, add your side of veggies, and place your sliced avocado on top.  I love Sriracha hot sauce on top, but you can use some ketchup as long as you don't go nuts with it.  Add a slice of toasted whole wheat bread for your carb, and you have a huge plate of delicious food for under 300 calories!

(Remember, you can always "tweak" meals to suit your tastes.  Usually I add 3/4 cup of cooked quinoa to my vegetables instead of having a side of toast, but I didn't have any on hand when I was hungry and waiting to eat wasn't a tempting option.)

What sort of omelets do you like to eat in the morning?  I'd love to get some new ideas!

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