hi everyone!
i'm looking for breakfast suggestions that aren't oats or a shake. i need something for breakfast that isn't sweet, but is filling.
what do you have for breakfast? 
hi everyone!
i'm looking for breakfast suggestions that aren't oats or a shake. i need something for breakfast that isn't sweet, but is filling.
what do you have for breakfast? 
lately I have been having rice pasta with steamed collards and chopped advocado, I put olive oil and sea salt (the course chunky kind) on it all and its definitely savory! and quite yummy! I put it all into a cereal bowl to officially make it breakfast....
brown rice and steamed greens mixed together with a little "tofu cream" from TKD
Stir-fried collards with shallots and chick peas. I crave this in the a.m. -- awesome protein, greens -- great energy in the morning. Make a big batch so you can serve it again as a side for dinner.
my stand-by is a tofu scramble. I saute mushrooms, add in some previously cooked kale which I always have in my fridge, crumble in a block of tofu, add some soy and put it all into a whole wheat tortilla! yummy
I've currently been on a Japanese kick for breakfast. Small mug of miso soup, then brown rice with steamed tofu and greens dressed with shoyu and a little wasabi.
I like slices of whole grain toast with mashed up avocado spread on top. I also sprinkle the shoyu toasted sunflower seeds on top! Delicious! And any opportunity to eat avocados should be taken, I always think. :)
Brianna, that sounds AMAZING, that I can totally do!! (The thing I have the most trouble with is breaking the "sweet for b'fast" thing). What's the "recipe" for your avocado spread? Thanks a million!
Hi Karen, sorry for the late reply!
I just mash up an avocado! Sometimes I sprinkle a little sea salt on it, but otherwise it's just simply avocado mashed up and spread right on the toast. Delicious! :)
I have been totally addicted to an instant whole grain cerial from Three Sisters that I found at Whole Foods. Cooks in 2 min... organic... has oats, flaxseed, barley, quinoa, and rye... so low in calories... awesome fiber... I put some fresh fruit in it - different everyday. Soooooo good for you and yum! The type is called "Plain Grain"... http://threesisterscereal.com/instant-oatmeal/
Oooh not a problem Brianna, THANKS!! I will totally work that into my b'fasts plans...maybe I'll spritz some lime onto the avocado as well! :)
Hi Sally,
I used to love eggs and toast and it was one of the meals I missed the most when I became vegan. I put this scramble recipe together with a little trial and error, and if you had your eyes closed, you might not even know it wasn't eggs. Actually, though, I think it tastes better. Also, as a bonus, both of my non-vegan kids not only tried it, but said they liked it!
Phil
Tofu Scramble
Ingredients:
half block of extra firm tofu chopped into smallish cubes
paprika
ginger
black salt
one or two twists of fresh ground pepper
@.5 tablespoon of earth balance "butter"
@1 tablespoon of olive oil
Method:
heat olive oil and butter in a pan when hot,
add tofusprinkle very liberally with paprika and ginger and black salt
add pepper
fry for 4-5 minutes (I like it when it just starts to brown)
I had this with fresh baked vegan bread coated with non-soy earth balance. It's one of the few vegan meals that gives me the feeling of indulgence that the first slice of gooey pizza used to in the pre-vegan days :)
I'm not a big fan of breakfasts but defo prefer savoury to sweet. My main problem is that I eat mine at work so have to be careful what I have as I can't really have anything warm that my colleagues would be able to smell. I would rather have something more lunch-y rather than breakfast-y if that makes sense. Any ideas for savoury brekkies that i can eat cold? I did once have smoked tofu sliced up with cold chunks of roasted squash - that was quite nice!
i like to put any leftovers in a wrap with some veganaise....sauteed greens, rice, black beans, tomato, sunflower seeds, avocado, onion etc.
Oh that sounds nice - will try that when I'm back at work next week, thanks!