Low-Carb Breakfast Egg Recipes for Easter by Dana Carpender – All With Video!

Low-Carb Breakfast Egg Recipes for Easter by Dana Carpender

From Dana’s Kitchen: Low-Carb Egg Recipes for Easter

With thirty chickens in the backyard, I can state with some authority that eggs are symbolic of spring in general and Easter in particular because that’s when the hens start laying again! If you have the refrigerator space, stock up on eggs while they’re cheap.

In particular, I sometimes see “medium” eggs – the small ones laid by the young pullets who have just started laying – on sale as cheap as fifty cents a dozen.

That’s a lot of nutrition for very little money, so stock up. I’ve kept eggs in the fridge for more than a month without problems.

They won’t be great for frying or poaching at that point, but they’ll be fine for quiche, casseroles, or hard-boiling.

Many of you will have leftover ham long about the end of the month, as well. So we thought we’d give you some ways to use up the eggs and ham, both.

Low-Carb Breakfast Egg Recipes for Easter by Dana Carpender

The Low-Carb Easter Egg Recipes by Dana Carpender

Low-Carb Quiche Crust Recipe

Low-Carb Quiche Crust Recipe by Dana Carpender

Low-Carb Ham, Cheddar, and Broccoli Quiche Recipe

Low-Carb Ham, Cheddar, and Broccoli Quiche Recipe by Dana Carpender

Low-Carb Green Eggs and Ham Recipe

Low-Carb Green Eggs and Ham Recipe

Low-Carb Smoked Salmon and Asparagus Frittata Recipe

Low-Carb Smoked Salmon and Asparagus Frittata Recipe

Low-Carb Easter Recipes from CarbSmart.

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