Crisp-edged fried eggs with runny yolks on dark rye toast spread with light soft cheese and a tangle of fresh pea shoots. 21g of protein and ready in 15 minutes, a simple, satisfying breakfast.
Breakfast
15
Serves 2 (2 slices each)

Two slices give you about 21g of protein for 403 calories. The protein comes mostly from the eggs, and dark rye bread adds fibre and a slower release of energy than white bread.
How to get crispy edges and a runny yolk. Use a medium to medium-high heat: hot enough for the edges to turn lacy and golden, but not so fierce that the base burns before the white sets. A lid traps the steam so the top of the white sets without flipping the egg.
Why rye. Dark rye bread usually contains more fibre than white or standard brown bread, and its dense texture holds up well under a soft yolk. Wholegrain sourdough works too.
Pea shoots. These tender young pea plants add a fresh, sweet crunch and some vitamin C. Peppery watercress or rocket make good alternatives.
Not tagged for blood sugar, because the bread brings most of the 32g of carbohydrate. Contains egg, milk and gluten (rye, and usually wheat). For other egg breakfasts, try the cottage cheese scrambled eggs on rye or the avocado toast with jammy egg.


















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