So I recently started a new job that’s basically like my dream job. I ended up leaving another job that I actually really liked and enjoyed because this one offered me a chance to do something I really love: write about nutrition.
In addition to giving me the opportunity to follow one of my passions, it also allows me to work from home. That’s right–no more waking up before the sun has even risen, taking an hour-long train ride into the Bronx, cramming onto a packed train during rush hour and then coming home totally exhausted just from the commute alone.
Last week was my first full week of working remotely, and while there are many things I have really enjoyed thus far, my favorite part is that I have time to wake up and start my day with a delicious, nourishing breakfast instead of grabbing a yogurt on my way out the door.
If you have an extra half hour to spare, this rainbow breakfast skillet is definitely worth a try. It’s loaded with veggies and health-promoting ingredients, so you feel both nourished and totally satisfied after polishing off a plate.
Sweet potatoes, for example, are high in antioxidants and vitamin A (while also being super delicious, might I add).
Tomatoes contain potassium, vitamin C and lycopene, another potent phytochemical that’s great for health.
Zucchinis are also very low in calories but jam-packed with vitamin C.
This dish also contains turmeric, a spice that’s been shown to have powerful anti-inflammatory properties. A dash or two of this each day can really add up and make a major impact on your health, helping to protect you from chronic disease.
Be sure to always pair turmeric with black pepper. This helps increase absorption to make sure you’re getting the maximum dose of health benefits with each bite.
Remember that you can customize this recipe based on what you have on hand, what’s in season and what sounds good to you. Other delicious possible ingredients include carrots, broccoli or spinach.
Whip this up next time you have a few extra minutes to spare in the morning and enjoy! And if you do make this, remember to leave me a comment or picture of your creation! 🙂

Prep Time | 15 minutes |
Cook Time | 20 minutes |
Servings |
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- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 1/2 red onion, diced
- 2 sweet potatoes, chopped
- 1/2 zucchini, chopped
- 1/2 cup cherry tomatoes, sliced
- 1/2 yellow bell pepper, diced
- 3 eggs
- 1 tbsp fresh parsley
- 2 tsp ground turmeric
- Dash salt
- Dash black pepper
Ingredients
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- Heat olive oil in skillet over medium heat and tilt skillet to distribute evenly.
- Add garlic, onion and sweet potato to skillet and cook, stirring occasionally, for 5-7 minutes, until sweet potato is slightly browned.
- Add zucchini, bell pepper and tomatoes to the skillet and cook an additional 3-5 minutes, continuing to stir.
- Use spatula or spoon to move vegetables and create three small gaps for the eggs to cook. Crack eggs into the skillet and allow to cook until egg whites have set and yolks have reached desired doneness.
- Season with salt, pepper, turmeric and fresh parsley and enjoy!
Hello I’m so Sorry I vave not a website, I have juste an email, So I’m so interresting for your seggestions and adia about food and cooking and a deferent tea sollutions thanks
Hello RACHEL
I am very interested in your passion because it helps many people to facilitate their lives by giving them healthy recipes for health.
I am very careful to give you recipes that I know in my region and in our tradions, I am from North Africa exaxtement of Algeria.
happy to know you next time
What would be a high protein breakfast before a exercise class that is weights and high impact for 30 minutes? I set my pump on exercise 2 hours ahead of class but sometimes BS drops .
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