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The Most Important Meal of the Day: What to Eat for Breakfast

By Bindu Nambiar, Gardiner, NY Personal Trainer / Strength Coach

Seven Great Breakfasts to Start Your Day

In the spirit of food rotation, here are even great insulin-stabilizing breakfast ideas – one for each day of the week:

Option 1: Honey glazed salmon, blueberries, and mixed nuts
Brush a thin glaze of honey on both sides of a salmon filet.  Add a sprinkle of sea salt and pepper. Cook a couple of minutes on each side. Garnish with a handful of blueberries and a half handful of mixed nuts.

Option 2: Turkey burger with avocado slices
The night before, add diced onions to ground turkey. Add sea salt, pepper, and herbs. Mix together and make patties. Heat in the morning and enjoy with a few slices (approximately a quarter) of avocado.

Option 3: Organic chicken sausages with steamed broccoli
Both can be purchased frozen at your local grocery store. Cook sausage for 10 minutes, steam your broccoli, and dress with olive oil or organic butter.

Option 4: Eggs with steamed spinach
The incredible edible egg can be cooked any way. Boil it; cook it over easy, or create an omelette. Then steam the spinach. Add olive oil and salt to enhance the flavor.

Option 5: Steak and salad
Season your grass fed steak on both sides with salt and pepper. If you cannot get grass fed, try a skirt or flank steak marinated in olive oil overnight in the refrigerator. Enjoy with a salad.

Option 6: Lamb burger with tabouli
Lamb is an easy-to-prepare and oft-overlooked source of protein. Lamb makes an excellent burger: add some rosemary, chopped onions, minced garlic, salt, and pepper, and you’re on your way. Tabouli is also easy to prepare, but if you’re pressed for time, or don’t want to take on that much culinary challenge, there are plenty of great store-bought options.

Option 7: Venison sausage with steamed butternut squash
Ok… this one is a little exotic, but Broken Arrow Ranch, a grass fed meat purveyor out of Texas that has excellent meat options, has venison sausages that are spicy and delicious. Just open the bag, plop some in a pan, and brown. Steam your bag of pre-diced frozen butternut squash, and strap on the feedbag.

With seven meal choices for breakfast and no excuses to make, start your day off right with a healthy, nutritious meal.

 

More Information

The Skinny on Grass Fed Meats
The Role of Protein in Physique Transformation
The Role of Healthy Fat in Physique Transformation
The Role of Carbohydrates in Physique Transformation
The Caveman Diet – The Ultimate Fat Loss Eating Plan
Broken Arrow Ranch

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Bindu Nambiar

Gardiner, NY Personal Trainer / Strength Coach

Bindu Nambiar is the head personal trainer and owner of Physiqology, a personal training business based in the town of Gardiner in the Hudson Valley, NY area. She specializes in injury rehab, strength training for sport, flexibility, and mobility training.

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