5 Simple Ways To Start Your Day With Greens
5 Simple Ways To Start Your Day With Greens
Whenever
I start my day with green vegetables, a cool wave of relief washes over
me, because I know I’ve fueled my body properly to be productive and
focused. I like to think of it as a security system for getting enough
produce into my diet and keeping my body clean and light.
Vegetables,
especially at breakfast, can be intimidating, or just plain unsettling
for some. I’m here to show you how easy it can be.
There are so many different ways to get the green stuff into your
morning meal; how you do it just depends on your individual type.
Experiment this week and find out what works for you! A nutritious
breakfast can be convenient and delicious. Try the following five methods for sneaking vegetables in and still making it to work on time:
1. The classic green smoothie.
Blending is one of the easiest ways to integrate vegetables into your breakfast. My favorite smoothie is fresh baby kale
(milder flavor), pineapple, strawberries, banana and coconut milk.
Pineapple is a great balance for the stronger flavor of kale.
2. Prep and scramble.
If
you prepare a large batch of your favorite veggies at the beginning of
the week, you can easily make egg or tofu scrambles on weekday mornings.
I love the combination of mushrooms, onions and greens.
3. Frittata.
Make a big frittata at the beginning of the week and refrigerate it in portions for your busy work mornings. My favorite recipe involves kale and sweet potatoes. I just warm my portion in the oven while I get ready for the day.
4. Green juice.
Add a green juice
to your routine! Whether you juice for the whole week on Sundays or
grab one on the go from your favorite bar, make a point of downing one
daily.
5. Two words: avocado toast.
Toast your favorite whole grain or gluten-free bread, mash avocado
on it, add arugula and garnish with salt, pepper and olive oil –
fantastic breakfast in five minutes flat. Add a green juice on the side
for extra points.
Which one of these will you try? Let me know!
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