Tuna and Onion Egg "Pizza"
What can I say, I've been making so many different types of Egg "Pizza's" lately, I just couldn't help but share another Egg "Pizza" flavor combination!
This idea came from a reader named Valeria living in Italy (seriously, how cool is the whole internet thing). You know when you read a recipe and just know that by the ingredients that you will love it? Well that's how I felt when Valeria left a comment for my Apple and Cheddar Egg "Pizza" mentioning that she was going to try topping it with tuna and onions! As soon as I read that topping suggestion, I knew right away that I was gonna have to give it a try.
You could easily make this dish with tuna from a can, but I just so happened to have some tuna leftover from my Soy and Rosemary Marinated Tuna, so I chopped some of that up to use as my topping. I finished it up with some red onion, tomato, and basil and I had yet another clean, simple, and d'lishes "Egg Pizza" flavor combination! (I am seriously loving these egg pizzas; I many try to do a video demonstrating how to cook the eggs... we'll see!).
Tuna and Onion Egg "Pizza"
Ingredients
1 egg2 egg whites
Splash of milk
¼ cup of left over tuna chopped up or canned tuna
2 tbsp diced red onion
2 tbsp chopped tomato
1 tsp basil, chopped up
Cooking spray
Salt and pepper to taste
Directions
Whisk together egg, egg whites, and milk and finish with a pinch of salt and pepper.Heat an eight-inch non-stick sauté pan over medium low heat. Add eggs to the pan and allow to cook for about two to three minutes. You’re basically looking for the eggs to set all around with a little wiggle on the top!
*Remember, the key to perfect eggs is to cook them LOW and SLOW, so don’t jump the gun on this one!
Once you’re eggs are mostly set with a little wiggle on top sprinkle the tuna, onion, tomatoes and basil over the top. Pop a lid on and allow to cook another two minutes or so or until the eggs are completely set through.
Slide on to your plate and enjoy!!
Serves 1.
Nutritional Analysis
Calories: 119; Total Fat: 0.6g; Saturated Fat: 0g; Cholesterol: 30mg; Sodium: 404mg; Carbohydrate: 5g; Dietary Fiber: 0.4g; Sugars 2.6g; Protein: 22.4gOther Recipes You May Enjoy:
Apple and Cheddar Egg "Pizza"
Soy and Rosemary Marinated Tuna
Spinach Scramble (video)
The World's Greatest Sandwich (video)
Clean and Simple Egg White Omelet
- Filed under Breakfast, Eggs, High Protein, Low Carb, Lunch, Seafood, Wheat-Free
- Tagged with Basil, Egg Whites, Eggs, Tuna
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MizFit :
Im in.
sans onion.
I knew you were longing to know.....
posted on July 22, 2008 3:54 AM
valeria :
I'm so happy you liked it.......and made it even better.no doubt about it. hope to see you on video making it so I can stop eating scrambled eggs ! :DD
posted on July 22, 2008 12:43 PM
Gliding calm :
Do they taste like eggs a lot?! Because I love pizza, but sometimes I'm iffy about eggs. If it was more fritatta-like, I'm not sure if I'd like it?
posted on July 23, 2008 4:36 PM
Dani :
Valeria - I liked it a lot!! Thanks for the d'lishes idea:).
Gliding Calm - This is not really a pizza, it's more like an open faced omelet. I only use the term pizza b/c it looks like one and it has toppings. If you don't like eggs, this recipe is not for you:)!!
posted on July 23, 2008 7:45 PM