Chicken And Egg Sandwich For Breakfast
Hello! It’s me again! I’m back for another healthy, satisfying, and less time-consuming breakfast recipe that you might want to try. It’s a Chicken and Egg Sandwich!
When I say healthy, you know I’m talking about muscle building healthy, right? Sandwiches, as we all know, are a hearty and protein-rich food that provides enough fuel for our body. Why not add another protein-rich food?
This chicken and egg sandwich recipe is a perfect daily breakfast meal that can help you sustain energy levels and build muscle without sacrificing flavor.
For the sandwich, whole grains are truly a great source of heart-healthy dietary fiber which, by the way, also aids our digestion. You can also use other complex carbohydrates such as Ezekiel bread, quinoa or oats.
Next is chicken as our lean protein which helps build muscle by supplying our body with essential amino acids and building blocks of muscle growth. You might want to try different varieties in preparing your chicken and you can choose between grilling or frying. Just remember that grilling produces healthier meals and fewer calories since it uses less oil — but it might take a little longer to prepare.
Don’t forget to incorporate healthy fat such as fried eggs, hard-boiled, or egg salad to the sandwich to add flavor and richness to while also giving us good cholesterol for a healthier heart. As for the toppings, you may also want to add veggies or fruits to increase the nutritional content of your sandwich. You can also find similar chicken sandwich recipe recipes in Martha Stewart and Midwest living sites. Remember, the healthier the better so don’t be afraid to get creative in making your own.
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Chicken And Egg Sandwich For Breakfast
Ingredients for this sandwich:
- spicy grilled chicken breast
- 1 egg
- arugula,
- tomato
- goat cheese
- toasted wheat bun (watermelon not shown). Boom.
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