Need creative ideas...

[mom2boyz8811]

For breakfast. Okay ladies help me out. I need some ideas for a high protein breakfast. Here is the catch: it must be free of dairy, soy, nuts, eggs and wheat. Any ideas? I do nitrate free bacon on the weekends but that isn't something I want to eat everyday. I usually eat oatmeal but I have been feeling shaky lately around mid-morning. I'm wondering if eating more protein would help.

[aprilsalcro]

Bump no idea..... have you googled any recipes

[Threes.Company]

So... what kinds of things do you normally eat for breakfast?  Then maybe we can build the protein from there?

[donnakat]

Turkey sausage?

[RAH8183]

Holy crap that's like all ur major proteins here's a bump GL

[jendawn1]

That's a tuff one.
By mid morning I normally need a snack to keep my energy up. Why not try a fish or poltry then. Sorry Gl

[Ngm82]

Try cooked chickpea or red beans salad. Or may be hummus on toast? Quinoa salad may be a good idea also.

[JasonsMom2007]

I was going to say quinoa

[LindaClement]

In the Middle East, it's common to eat fresh tomatoes, fresh cucumber, fresh feta cheese and olives, all sprinkled with olive oil and pepper for breakfast. It's surprisingly refreshing and satisfying on a summer morning...

[LindaClement]

Do you mean 'all dairy' or cow's milk? We have a Mediterranean market here where we can get asses' feta, buffalo feta, yak feta, goat feta and sheep feta... Goat is pretty easy to find in regular grocery stores.

Quoting LindaClement:

In the Middle East, it's common to eat fresh tomatoes, fresh cucumber, fresh feta cheese and olives, all sprinkled with olive oil and pepper for breakfast. It's surprisingly refreshing and satisfying on a summer morning...

[mom2boyz8811]

All dairy right now. I'm nursing and I'm on an elimination diet because we think DS has allergies. I hadn't thought about other kinds of dairy. I am doing some food challenges in the next couple of months so I'll have to ask the pediatrician about dairy bs cows milk.

Quoting LindaClement:

Do you mean 'all dairy' or cow's milk? We have a Mediterranean market here where we can get asses' feta, buffalo feta, yak feta, goat feta and sheep feta... Goat is pretty easy to find in regular grocery stores.

Quoting LindaClement:

In the Middle East, it's common to eat fresh tomatoes, fresh cucumber, fresh feta cheese and olives, all sprinkled with olive oil and pepper for breakfast. It's surprisingly refreshing and satisfying on a summer morning...