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Spaghetti Squash Hash Browns

I am forever searching for that bite of comfort food that I can eat all I want of. I like to eat. I like fairly good-sized portions of food. But I want it to be food that loves me.

Isn’t the misconception in the eating, get fat, get thin, lose weight world one of suffering through the “don’t eat this’s” and the “don’t eat thats. ” We all know what happens at the end, don’t we?

We eat everything that’s all wrong in so many ways. So, I’m always on the search for food that doesn’t require suffering.

Spaghetti squash hash brown with bacon and shallots is only pleasure, and is the recreation of the ever loving potato hash brown.

We’ve all seen spaghetti squash tell pasta to move over, like in but not too often, do we see spaghetti squash tell a potato to move over.

I’m not saying potatoes are bad foods, but they are heavy carbs and there are times we proclaim a zero carb zone. It’s the way of this century, and I suspect many years to come. One hashbrown is about 3 or 4 carbs and has fiber, so fill up.

To make a really perfectly balanced meal, add in oven fried eggs,  and enjoy one of my favorite breakfasts. Of course, I added some bacon (pancetta would be good, too) and some shallots.

Shallots make just about everything better, but feel free to substitute scallions.

Use my recipe to keep it easy and fool proof.

So tell me, do you have any tricks for cutting the calories? Or eating healthier for breakfast. I’d love to hear about them in the comments.

5.0 from 3 reviews Spaghetti Squash Hash Browns Author:  Angela Roberts Recipe type:  Breakfast Cuisine:  American Prep time:  10 mins Cook time:  12 mins Total time:  22 mins Serves:  4   A very healthy take on hash browns, made with spaghetti squash, bacon and shallots. Ingredients ½ spaghetti squash, roasted 1 large shallot, diced 2 pieces bacon 4 eggs Instructions Roast spaghetti squash, by trimming off each end, slicing crosswise. Place seeds side down in baking dish with 2 inches of water. Roast at 400 degrees for 30-40 minutes. Once done, remove seeds and pulp. Squeeze out excess moisture. Form into patties. Season with salt. Chop bacon into a dice and saute in frying pan with shallots until bacon is done. Remove bacon and shallots. Set aside. Fry hash brown patties in same pan. They don't need a lot of oil to fry. See 3.4.3176
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