Low-fat Spaghetti Squash Breakfast Quiche
Making breakfast that lasts my throughout the work week is one of my favorite things to do. I’ve talked about my love-affair with my bed many times before, so preparing meals beforehand helps a looooot.
I absolutely am obsessed with spaghetti squash. I make it at least once every other week- it is so simple and healthy! A cup of spaghetti squash is only 35 calories and is extremely versatile to work with. Typically, I use it as a replacement for pasta, but I decided to play around trying to find other carb-free alternatives; and, let me tell you, this stuff was a huge hit.
If you don’t know how to cook spaghetti squash, I’ve talked about it HERE! 🙂
You’ll Need:
- ½ cooked spaghetti squash; about 2 cups
- 1 package turkey sausage crumbles (I use the Jenny-O brand, I found it at Walmart, it seriously tastes like normal breakfast sausage- SO good!)
- 1 medium zucchini
- 1 medium white onion
- 5 eggs
- Onion powder, garlic powder, black pepper
In a large pan, brown the sausage then set aside. In the same pan (without washing it) sauté the onion and zucchini with your desired seasonings.
Line a baking pan with the [COLD] spaghetti squash, going up the sides, pressing it down along the way.
In a large bowl, mix the 5 eggs with your cooked sausage & veggies. Pour the mixture into the lined spaghetti squash pan.
You can top with cheese if desired!
Bake at 350 degrees for about 20-25 minutes or until the egg is fully cooked.
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This looks really good and I was just wondering what the count was for the 21day diet. Also what is the serving size? Thank you so much
Hi Debi! I counted it as 4 servings. 1 red + 1 green. If you top with cheese, just count depending on how much you add. 🙂