Ok ya'll, I've been obsessed with making blueberry omelets lately and for those of you who need this in your life too, I thought i'd share this super simple 3 ingredient recipe for this oh so delicious "Sweet Omelet."
For me, breakfast usually involves eggs so I really try to keep it interesting. On this particular day I was craving something sweet, but I didn't want to fool with any low carb baking and so that is how the "Sweet Omlete" was born! Hope you enjoy it as much as I do :)
Ingredients
-2 eggs
-2 tablespoons softened cream cheese
-Handful of blueberries (you can experiment with other berries here as well! Strawberries, blackberries, raspberries...yum!)
Directions
1. Combine the softened cream cheese and the eggs and mix with a fork. It'll still be lumpy...that's ok.
2. Pour the egg/cream cheese mixture into a greased frying pan on medium heat and then add your blueberries.
3. Let the eggs set up pretty well before flipping. Many of your blueberries are going to break and ooze and that's OK. That's called awesomeness! Watch it close so it doesn't burn.
4. When both sides are cooked through, fold over omelet style and transfer to plate. Sometimes I add a sprinkle of Stevia, but if you've added enough blueberries you may not even need the extra sweetener.
*NOTE: In the fruit world, berries are the lowest carb options, which is why I recommend using berries for your "Sweet Omelet."
Happy Low Carbing!
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DeleteI'm just starting out with low carb eating and your blog has been a great guide! I've already referenced your shopping list a bunch and love your meal and snack ideas. I made this blueberry omelet this morning and loved it! I was craving a bakery-type treat and this hit the spot-- I added just a bit of cinnamon, too, and really liked that. Thanks for all of your low carb wisdom!!
ReplyDeleteOh, my goodness! Just made this for breakfast and it was delicious! Going to be a new regular item on my menu! I added a dash of vanilla and cinnamon and 2 drops of liquid stevia. Thank you!
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ReplyDeleteI had these for brunch this morning. My 17 year old was making all kinds of faces. Now mine didn't look at pretty because my blueberries were frozen so I nuked them for about 20 seconds along with my cream cheese to soften them up. Even though this made the dish all purply-green, I think it tasted fabulous and got the blueberry flavor throughout! Definitely a keeper! Thanks for the great idea, I would have never thought about going sweet with my omelettes! I crave sweet for breakfast so that helped a lot!
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ReplyDeleteMade this tonight and love it! Thanks for the recipes!
ReplyDeleteDo you think frozen berries would work , or should i stick to fresh ?
ReplyDeleteI love blueberry....pie. When the berries are cooked with sugar. I've tried to eat fresh blueberries but they are just so tart and sour I don't enjoy them. Do you have any ideas for sweetening up the blueberries before they go in the omelet?
ReplyDeleteMy family and i are just embarking on the low carb and sugar free life and i just came across your blog on pinterest. I have to say OMG evrything looks tasty. Ib love that you make real food with real ingredients i can find at the grocery store. This omlet is my new breakfast obsession lol
ReplyDeleteI want to kiss you! I absolutely hate egg flavor or anything eggy with few exceptions, such as quiche. When I told hubby what I wanted for breakfast he looked at me VERY confused LOL. I love it, it's SO good and not eggy! Thank you for sharing a way that I am able to enjoy eggs.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so yummy I cannot wait to try!
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ReplyDeleteI just made this and oh, so good, surprisingly good. Simple and easy and made ordinary eggs into a special and sweet treat. I added 1 packet of Stevia - Perfection. Something I will make again and again.
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