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Pastrami Kimchi Scramble

June 8, 2015 By Tekesha Leave a Comment

Pastrami Kimchi Scramble

We love going to a local deli for breakfast. They have an amazing reuben omelet and I thought it might be interesting to swap out the typical sauerkraut with kimchi.

This is what kimchi looks like:

Kimchi

It is fermented cabbage and you can find it in the fresh produce section of your supermarket. The second interesting thing about this recipe is the technique. I don’t really care for scrambles that look like a big goopy mess on the plate with a thin layer of egg just sort of covering everything. So I cooked this in a manner that let the eggs set up on the bottom of the skillet and the pastrami and cabbage heat through, before scrambling it all up. It makes for such a pretty scramble!

Pastrami Kimchi Scramble
 
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Prep time
2 mins
Cook time
7 mins
Total time
9 mins
 
An easy, fun breakfast scramble with all the flavors of a rueben sandwich but with a kimchi twist!
Author: Tekesha @ EatMoreFoodProject
Serves: 2
Ingredients
  • 4 eggs
  • 1 tbsp spicy brown mustard
  • 1 tbsp heavy cream
  • ¼ lb sliced pastrami
  • ¼ cup kimchi (or sauerkraut)
  • 2 tbsp butter
Instructions
  1. In a small bowl, mix the eggs, mustard and heavy cream.
  2. Melt the butter in a nonstick skillet on medium heat.
  3. Pour the egg mixture into the skillet.
  4. Top with torn pieces of pastrami and kimchi.
  5. Cover and let cook for approximately 5 minutes, until the pastrami and kimchi are warm to the touch and the eggs are set.
  6. Using a spatula, scramble the mixture together.
  7. Serve.
Nutrition Information
Calories: 344 Fat: 26 Saturated fat: 13 Carbohydrates: 2 Sugar: 1 Sodium: 940 Protein: 24 Cholesterol: 407
3.3.3070

 

Gather up:

  • 4 eggs
  • 1 tbsp spicy brown mustard
  • 1 tbsp heavy cream
  • ¼ lb sliced pastrami
  • ¼ cup kimchi (or sauerkraut)
  • 2 tbsp butter

 

Set out your ingredients because this cooks in almost no time.

Pastrami Kimchi Scramble

In a small bowl, mix the eggs, mustard and heavy cream.

Pastrami Kimchi Scramble

Melt the butter in a nonstick skillet on medium heat.

Pour the egg mixture into the skillet.

Pastrami Kimchi Scramble

Top with torn pieces of pastrami and kimchi.

Pastrami Kimchi Scramble

Cover and let cook for approximately 5 minutes, until the pastrami and kimchi are warm to the touch and the eggs are set.

Using a spatula, scramble the mixture together.

Pastrami Kimchi Scramble

Serve.

Pastrami Kimchi Scramble

I like to eat this with a buttered slice of Trader Joe’s Sprouted Grain Bread. Here’s what it looks like.

trader joes sprouted grain bread

You can see from the nutrition label that a single piece only has 4 net carbs.

trader joes sprouted grain bread nutrition

We also love to eat it with a thick schmear of Keto Smoked Salmon Spread.

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