Thursday 8 January 2015

Vegetarian Recipe for One: Baked Egg with Cheesy Potato

Cheap and Easy Vegetarian Recipe

potatoes egg cheese vegetarian recipe
Egg, Potatoes and Grated Cheese
3 ingredient Vegetarian Recipe
Baked Egg with Cheesy Potatoes

This cheap and easy vegetarian recipe has only 3 ingredients and is ready to eat in 40 minutes. You can vary it by using different types of cheese and by adding other vegetables, I'll make some suggestions you might enjoy. This is ideal for a supper or lunch and with only 319 calories it is ideal for your intermittent fasting day on the 5:2 diet. Cost 63p.

    How to make this cheesy egg dish
  • Cook time: 2
  • Ready in: 
  • Yields: 1

Baked Egg in Cheesy Potatoes
Baked Egg in Cheesy Potatoes

Ingredients

  • 1 large potato - use potatoes that are light and fluffy - I like Albert Bartlett.
  • 1 egg
  • 25g grated cheese - use a mature cheese as you need to use less to achieve taste
  • black pepper
  • salt - to taste

    Instructions

    1. Peel the potato and cut into cubes
    2. Steam the potato until it is soft enough to mash.
    3. Grate the cheese while those are boiling
    4. Mash potato and mix in the grated cheese, leave a tiny amount to sprinkle on top.
    5. Pre heat oven to 200
    6. Place cheesy potatoes in an ovenproof dish and make a hollow in the middle deep enough for your egg - if it spills over the top it will cook there.
    7. Break egg into the hollow
    8. Sprinkle the top - but NOT the egg - with grated cheese
    9. Cook until the egg is baked - about 20 minutes - check it often, I like mine slightly runny but you might not. 
    Nutrition and Cost
    Ingredient
    Calories
    Fat
    Protein
    Carb
    Fibre
    Vits etc

    Cost









    Potato
    147
    0.2g
    3.6g
    33g
    5.1g
    Vit C, Calcium, Iron, potassium, Vit B6

    25p
    Egg
    72
    1.6g
    6.3g
    0.4g
    0
    Vit A, Vit C, Calcium, Iron, phosphorus, riboflavin, selenium

    18p
    Cheese x 25g
    100
    8g
    6g
    1g
    0
    Vit A, Calcium,

    20p










    319
    9.8g
    15.9g
    34.4g
    5.1g


    63p



    Ring the Changes 
    I use this recipe often on my 'fasting' days because it is packed full of protein, is really tasty and very filling. 
    Try using different kinds of cheese and adding vegetables. Here are just a couple I have tried.

    Baked Egg with Feta Potatoes

    feta cheese, potato, egg
    feta cheese, potato, egg
    Instead of cheddar cheese - crumble feta cheese into the mashed potatoes. The Feta gives it a much saltier taste so I never add extra salt. You can get reduced fat and reduced salt feta which is worth thinking about.

    Ingredient
    Calories
    Fat
    Protein
    Carb
    Fibre
    Vits etc

    Cost









    Potato
    147
    0.2g
    3.6g
    33g
    5.1g
    Vit C, Calcium, Iron, potassium, Vit B6

    25p
    Egg
    72
    1.6g
    6.3g
    0.4g
    0
    Vit A, Vit C, Calcium, Iron, phosphorus, riboflavin, selenium

    18p
    Feta Cheese x 30g
    79
    6.35g
    7g
    0
    0
    Vit A, Calcium, Iron, phosphorus, Vit B12

    25p










    298
    8.15g
    16.8g
    33.4g
    5.1g


    68p
     
    baked egg with feta cheese potatoes and peas
    baked egg with feta cheese potatoes and peas
    I vary this one by adding vegetables like peas.

    Baked Egg with Phili Potatoes

    Using Philiadelphia Cream Cheese with herbs and garlic adds a creamy texture. Again I don't need to add extra salt using this version.

    Ingredient
    Calories
    Fat
    Protein
    Carb
    Fibre
    Vits etc

    Cost









    Potato
    147
    0.2g
    3.6g
    33g
    5.1g
    Vit C, Calcium, Iron, potassium, Vit B6

    25p
    Egg
    72
    1.6g
    6.3g
    0.4g
    0
    Vit A, Vit C, Calcium, Iron, phosphorus, riboflavin, selenium

    18p
    Philadelphia Cream Cheese light  with garlic and herbs  x 30g
    60
    4g
    2g
    2g
    0
    Vit A, Calcium,

    25p










    279
    5.8g
    11.9g
    35.4g
    5.1g


    68p


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