So, this is the best. I cannot imagine why I never made an omelette with a sweeter side before. I was really missing out, but don’t worry, I’ll be making up for lost time!
I used frozen blueberries. Wyman. They are my favorite and I always have a big bag in the freezer. Blueberries are probably the one and only thing I prefer frozen to fresh. You could use fresh though, just cook them a little longer I think. It’s hard to go wrong.
This recipe is whole30 compliant if you cook the omelette in ghee or olive oil and omit the added sweetener.
Blueberry Omelette
- 1/3 cup frozen blueberries
- 1 tsp coconut crystals (or sucanat, brown sugar, etc)
- 1 overflowing tbsp nut butter of choice (I used Justin’s Almond Butter)
- 2 organic eggs
- 1 pat butter
Over medium heat, put your blueberries, sweetener, and a touch of water in a sauce pan. Stir it up, keep it on medium heat to warm through.
Beat those eggs like you mean it.
Butter that pan like you mean it. Medium heat in a 12 inch skillet.
Let it heat up fully.
Check on your blueberries for a moment. Raise heat up high for a few seconds, then put it on low and keep it there.
Pour in your eggs. Let it cook for about 2 minutes – the edges will look a little bubbly and if you move the pan around a bit it should slide easily. Flip it.
Careful not to burn it. Burn omelette is yuck. Cook a little longer then flip onto your plate.
Fill your omelette with your nut butter. Maybe I lied about the quantity. Let your heart be your guide.
Pour your blueberries over the omelette.
Rejoice.
Eat.
Healthy A-Z
I love your ideas. So creative. Looking forward to trying this.
Sarah S.
Thank you! I hope you like this one