Easy
Eggs Florentine
This is a really
easy recipe, and loaded with vitamins, antioxidants, fiber, and
protein.
1) Take a 10 oz
package of frozen spinach, and either thaw it or just put it in
a skillet with a lid and a little water. Turn the heat on low, and
break up the block as it thaws. When it's hot, sprinkle some seasoned
salt, nutmeg, or any spice mixture you want on it.
2) Crack 2-4 eggs
on the spinach, depending upon how many servings you want and how
hungry you are. Sprinkle with salt and/or spices, as above. Cover
skillet and cook on medium until the eggs are set almost as much
as you like them.
3) Optionally
(but it really improves the dish) sprinkle cheese over the eggs
and re-cover until the cheese melts. I find shredded parmesean works
really well for this.
4) Optionally,
drizzle a little cream over the whole thing before dishing it up.
Nutrional
Information for Easy Eggs Florentine with 3 eggs, 2 T
shredded parmesean, and no cream:
356 calories,
7.3 ECC, 31.5 grams protein, 6.6 grams fiber , 20 grams fat (7.5
gm saturated). Very high* in folate, riboflavin, vitamin
A, vitamin B12, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, and selenium.
High in niacin, pantothenic acid, vitamin B6, calcium, copper,
iron, and zinc.
*If food or recipe
provides more than half of a day's minimum requirement of a nutrient,
I count it as "very high"; more than one fourth counts
as "high".
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