I am in love with breakfast bowls. They are a delicious way to eat more vegetables, and we all know we should eat more than we do. What I love about them is how versatile they are. You can use pretty much any vegetables you have in your fridge, toss a fried egg on top and voila! For this particular recipe, I used what was in my fridge, which is spring vegetables. Since it is that time of the year you will probably have these in your fridge too.
The Recipe
For this particular recipe, I use 3 stalks of asparagus, 2 tablespoons diced onion, 1 bell pepper, 5-8 grape tomatoes, a handful of baby spinach, 1 egg, and half a haas avocado. Preheat a large skillet and add a tablespoon of butter or avocado oil. Cut off and throw away the bottom inch of your asparagus stalks, then cut into 1 inch long pieces. Add to the skillet and cover with a lid for 3-4 minutes. Stirring a couple times for even cooking. Chop bell pepper into bite size pieces and dice onion. Add onion into skillet and cook for two minutes uncovered. Next up, add your bell pepper and tomatoes and cook for about 5 minutes. Finally, add spinach and salt, stir in, then move vegetables to one side of the skillet to make room for your egg. Crack the egg into the skillet, top with a little salt and pepper, and cook until desired doneness.
To make your bowl pretty, first put the vegetables into your bowl, then top with the egg. Cut your avocado in half and twist apart. Use the side that does not have the seed, slice in the skin with a knife and remove with a spoon into your bowl.
Enjoy!
Spring Vegetable Breakfast Bowl
Ingredients
- 1 egg
- 1 bell pepper color of choice is fine
- 2 tbsp diced onion
- 5-8 grape tomatoes
- 3 stalks asparagus
- 1 handful baby spinach
- 1/2 haas avocado
- cooking fat of choice butter or avocado oil
- salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
- Preheat a large skillet and add a tablespoon of butter or avocado oil.
- Cut off and throw away the bottom inch of your asparagus stalks, then cut into 1 inch long pieces. Add to the skillet and cover with a lid for 3-4 minutes. Stirring a couple times for even cooking.
- Chop bell pepper into bite size pieces and dice onion. Add onion into skillet and cook for two minutes uncovered. (You won't need the lid anymore so just place it to the side.)
- Add bell pepper and tomatoes and cook for about 5 minutes.
- Add spinach, stir in, then move vegetables to one side of the skillet to make room for your egg.
- Crack the egg into the skillet and cook until desired doneness.
- First put the vegetables into your bowl, then top with the egg. Cut your avocado in half and twist apart. Use the side that does not have the seed, slice in the skin with a knife, remove with a spoon and add to your bowl.
17 thoughts on “Spring Vegetable Breakfast Bowl”
This looks absolutely scrumptious! Always searching for more ways to add veggies into my diet 🙂
I LOVE breakfast and that looks so yummy! Thanks for the recipe.
You are most welcome.
what a pretty bowl and mug to match the lovely breakfast 🙂
Yum! I’m usually such a sweet person for brekky so will have to try this!
This is a flavorful way to switch over to a protein and fats centered breakfast. A much better way to start the day!
Love this! I’ve been looking for new ways to use my veggies lately 🙂
This really is the perfect way to start the day! I love all the different textures you have going on in this, it looks so fresh and tasty!
Me too. I love making food pretty!
That looks delicious!
It tastes as good as it looks. 🙂
A lovely looking healthy alternative for brekky. Much better than what I usually make myself!
This makes me so happy on the inside! How yummy!
This looks so yummy and healthy. I love the colors! I make something similar when I don’t make my green smoothie, but this I’ll have to try.
Wow! That looks really yummy! I should really eat more veggies especially in the summer. I tend to back away and eat a lot of fast food or fast preparations.
This looks so tasty, I absolutely love adding veges and eggs together. And you can’t go wrong with a delicious avocado!
I think eggs make everything better. Soup, burgers, vegetables….all of it haha