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Eggs are a great source of protein, and these eggs can be made without a stove! You may use any fresh, frozen or roasted veggies you like in this recipe.

Ingredients


Oil - ½ teaspoon or 1 spritz of spray oil (olive, canola or avocado) Eggs - 2 large Cheese - 1 Tablespoon shredded cheese or low-fat cottage cheese Vegetable - ¼ cup fresh or roasted vegetables, chopped OR ½ cup frozen vegetables

Instructions

Step 1
Prepare a large microwave-safe mug by spraying the inside with vegetable oil cooking spray.
Step 2
If using frozen vegetables, place veggies in the mug and microwave for 30 seconds or as long as it takes to defrost (in 30-second intervals). If using fresh vegetables, wash and chop them.
Step 3
Place remaining ingredients in the mug and stir to mix.
Step 4
Microwave on high for one minute. Check the omelet. If the egg is not completely set, continue to microwave in 20 seconds intervals until it is completely set.
Step 5
Run a knife around the edges of the omelet and slide it onto a serving plate or just eat it out of the cup.

Notes

To reduce total calories and cholesterol, use only 1 whole egg and substitute the second egg with 2 egg whites. 

Using cottage cheese instead of shredded cheese helps to keep the omelet moist. 

Nutrition Information

Dietary Restrictions

Vegetarian