Spinach and tomato skillet eggs
Soften the tomatoes, wilt the spinach, then make small spaces for the eggs. Cover the pan until the whites set. Serve with toast or warm beans.
Best addition: toast or white beans
Eggs can carry a weeknight dinner when the fridge looks nearly empty. Add one vegetable and one filling base, then choose a skillet, rice bowl, or baked dish.
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Use two or three eggs per person, a generous handful of vegetables, and something that makes the meal substantial. Cooked rice, potatoes, toast, beans, or tortillas all work. Season at the end so the eggs stay tender and the vegetables keep their texture.
Soften the tomatoes, wilt the spinach, then make small spaces for the eggs. Cover the pan until the whites set. Serve with toast or warm beans.
Best addition: toast or white beans
Scramble the eggs softly, cook the tomatoes until saucy, then fold everything together over rice. Soy sauce or chili crisp can take it in a savory direction.
Best addition: cooked rice
Combine beaten eggs with chopped vegetables and cook gently in an oven-safe pan. It works especially well when you have small amounts of several vegetables.
Best addition: cheese or cooked potatoes
Cook eggs until the whites and yolks are firm; egg casseroles should reach 160°F (71°C). Refrigerate cooked egg dishes promptly and use them within 3–4 days.
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