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Easy High-Protein Breakfasts That Keep You Full and Energized
Easy High-Protein Breakfasts That Keep You Full and Energized—and Aren’t Just Eggs
Your mom wasn't lying—breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Studies show that people who eat breakfast enjoy better health, including improved memory and concentration, lower cholesterol, and a lower chance for being overweight than those who skip. Downing a sugary bowl of cereal won't exactly cut it, however. For a morning meal that will taste delicious, kick off your day on the right note and provide staying power to give you energy through lunch, be sure to incorporate high protein breakfast foods into your routine. Read on for our favorite high protein breakfast ideas (all with at least 18g of protein per serving) that you'll actually want to eat, and many of which come together in flash.
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Quiche Lorraine
Start by parbaking your favorite pie crust (no judgement for using a store-bought crust!), then add the rich filling of eggs, half-and-half, bacon and cheese for a creamy, custard-like quiche that will have you reaching for a second slice. Adding a dash of nutmeg takes the flavor over the top.
Cottage Cheese Breakfast Bowl
Start your day right with this quick and easy high protein breakfast. The combination of low-fat cottage cheese along with colorful berries, kiwi and crispy granola makes a sweet breakfast bowl that's as delicious as it is nutritious.
Copycat Bacon and Gruyere Egg Bites
If these egg bites are one of your go-to items to order at the mega coffee chain, try your hand at making our copycat version of this high protein breakfast food at home. You'll find all the flavors you love from the purchased item while spending less money and making more servings to last all week.
Carrot Cake Overnight Oats
Gabe Greco
Not all breakfasts with protein have to contain eggs. Case in point this quick-to-prep overnight oats recipe. Blend all the ingredients, chill overnight, and enjoy in the morning. The milk and Greek yogurt provide the biggest hits of protein, but you could also look for "protein oats," which are now on the market to further increase protein in your morning meal.
Coffee-Candied Bacon Sandwiches
Carson Downing
Coffee lovers, here's your new favorite recipe. On a weekend morning, when you have enough time to cook bacon, give this breakfast sandwich with 28 grams of protein a try. The bacon is seasoned with espresso powder and brown sugar for bacon unlike any you've tasted before. The aioli sauce also gets a small dose of espresso powder. Serve with a cup of coffee and you'll be energized by both protein and caffeine.
Honey-Lemon Cottage Cheese Pancakes
Thanks to 6 eggs and full 16-ounce container of cottage cheese, this pancake recipe packs 17 grams of protein per serving. Add and/or serve with fresh berries to add fiber to your meal, too.
Vegetarian Biscuits and Gravy
As all vegetarians know, you can get plenty of protein in your diet without eating meat—especially with all the plant-based meat options available now. This savory breakfast uses plant-based milk and sausage for most of its 17 grams of protein.
Baked Scrambled Eggs
Rachel Marek, Sophie Babcock
Scrambled eggs don't have to be cooked on the stovetop or griddle. This baked eggs recipe makes enough to serve six and can be customized for each person by adding any desired toppings. Maybe you just want salt and pepper, but pesto, avocado, cheese, tomatoes, etc. can all be added to please every appetite.
Crustless Spinach-and-Mushroom Quiche
Is there anything better than a breakfast recipe that practically cooks itself? This veggie-packed quiche recipe is simple to prepare and cooks in your slow cooker, so the morning meal is ready when you are.
Pasta Carbonara Frittata
Carson Downing
Transform the flavors of your favorite Italian pasta into a satisfying high-protein breakfast. Tucked in this egg frittata, you'll find all the ingredients for a classic carbonara including bacon, spaghetti, and cheese. Frozen peas add a bit of sweetness to each bite.
Flat Croissant Ham & Cheese Sandwich
Kelsey Hansen. Food Stylist: Annie Probst. Prop Stylist: Addelyn Evans
Pressing these sandwiches flat gives each bite the perfect balance of crispy edges and melty cheese. A drizzle of honey helps caramelize the croissant and balances the saltiness of the deli ham tucked inside.
Orange Creamsicle Overnight Oats
Kelsey Hansen
Greek yogurt helps boost the protein in this overnight oats recipe. If you don't love the texture of classic oats, we're blending this bowl before topping it with fresh orange slices and a drizzle of honey.
Cottage Cheese Bowl with Berries
Kelsey Hansen
Blending cottage cheese with frozen blueberries and bananas results in a satisfying smoothie bowl that packs 21 grams of protein per serving. To serve, top with granola, slices bananas, and fresh berries. As one BHG reviewer raves, "This is a great recipe and you can easily personalize for your taste."
Egg and Bacon Breakfast Casserole
Jake Sternquist / Food Stylist: Shannon Goforth
A breakfast casserole is one of our go-to recipes for weekly meal prepping. Make this egg and bacon bake on Sunday, and portion it into grab-and-go breakfasts for the entire week. Each serving of this high-protein breakfast recipe has 25 grams of protein.