In the Kitchen with Keri: Grilled Veggie Breakfast Scramble

We share heaps of healthy information on Nutritious Life’s blog every day, but “In the Kitchen with Keri” is your chance to spend some quality time with the wonder woman behind it all, Keri Glassman, MS, RD, CDN. It’s where she invites you into her space to share the ingredients she’s currently obsessed with, recipes she can’t get enough of, and other tips and tricks learned over many years of life as an always-ahead-of-the-curve nutritionist and wellness expert. You already know I am breakfast’s biggest fan. There are so many reasons to prioritize eating a healthy morning meal. By having a well-balanced mix of protein, healthy fat, and fiber, you’re setting yourself up for a better day by laying a good foundation of nutrients. Plus, this will help you be less likely to overeat and more likely to make healthier choices throughout the day. In the summer months we grill a lot and almost always have leftovers. So, the next morning, I like to take the remaining grilled veggies and whip up a fun scramble. Cooking doesn’t have to be complicated, that’s why egg-dishes are my go-to. Try this recipe after your next backyard bbq and I promise you won’t be disappointed.
7 Easy Egg Recipes for Delicious, Protein-Rich Meals

Eggs really are all they’re cracked up to be (cholesterol and all)—and these easy egg recipes are all you need to reap their benefits. First, they’re an excellent source of protein for both meat eaters and vegetarians. (Don’t worry vegans: See here, instead.) Eggs also contain important nutrients that can be difficult to include in your diet. Choline, for example, is a cousin to the B vitamins and is needed to make a neurotransmitter that’s key to learning and memory. Studies also show it can help protect against cognitive decline and dementia and that people who eat more have lower anxiety levels. The bad news: the vast majority of Americans don’t get enough in their diet. The eggcellent news: Egg yolks are the most concentrated source you can find. Eggs are also rich in B12, a nutrient that is important for immunity and energy. A deficiency can lead to feeling tired and weak 24-7 (and you definitely don’t have time for that). Ready to scramble, poach, and hard boil your way to better health? Start by incorporating these seven easy egg recipes into your routine for any meal throughout the day. 7 Easy Egg Recipes Veggie and Cheddar Mini Quiches The only thing better than delicious quiches at brunch? Delicious mini egg muffins at brunch! Salmon and Feta Omelet with Asparagus Salmon and asparagus go together like spaghetti and meatballs. Breakfast Burrito Forget the calorie bombs of takeout burritos. Make this one at home and fill it with veggies in a whole wheat tortilla. Leftovers Frittata There’s nothing better than a recipe that allows for flexibility, uses leftovers, is easy to make and tastes amazing! Turkey Sausage Patty and Eggs Aromatic herbs and spices in this dish add a ton of flavor and are also filled with phytonutrients and trace minerals. Some promote good digestion; some are anti-inflammatory; some are even linked to cancer prevention. Deviled Egg Salad Cups This recipe steals inspiration from both deviled eggs and egg salad, and then ups the vegetable profile by adding scallions and radishes and wrapping it all up in fresh lettuce. Green Vegetable Omelet One nutrition rule of thumb we love is to get some form of green vegetable in at every meal. An omelet is a perfect way to pack veggies into your morning.









