Zucchini, cherry tomato & basil omelet

Breakfast

Zucchini, cherry tomato & basil omelet

Tender zucchini and blistered cherry tomatoes folded into eggs with fragrant basil.

15 min Serves 2 Protein-rich
omeletomeletteegg breakfastUnder 15 minLower sodiumVegetarian
Full recipe
1 serving
Serving size
the full recipe as listed
Servings per batch
1

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Nutrition per serving

Estimated nutrition per serving — the full recipe as listed

Calories175
Total fat9.5 g
Saturated fat2 gKeep low
Sodium170 mgLow
Total carbohydrate7 g
Fiber2 g
Total sugars4 g
Added sugarsNot available
Protein15 g

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Diabetes Meal Planning

Lower sodium: 300 mg sodium or less per stated serving. This is a site guideline, not the FDA "low sodium" label claim.

Heart-healthy tips

  • One whole egg plus two whites per person adds protein while limiting yolks and saturated fat.
  • Use olive oil and herbs instead of butter, salty meats or added salt; nutrition is an estimate, not a cholesterol-treatment plan.

Storage & Meal Prep Tips

Applies to: Cooked egg dish, after cooking. Times assume safe preparation, prompt cooling when needed, a refrigerator at 40°F / 4°C or below, and a freezer at 0°F / -18°C or below.

Refrigerator: After cooking: refrigerate and use within 3–4 days. Cool promptly in small, shallow containers and refrigerate within 2 hours (1 hour above 90°F / 32°C).

Freezer: Does not freeze well. Cooked eggs turn rubbery and watery when frozen — a texture problem, not a safety one.

To reheat or serve: Reheat to 165°F / 74°C, checked with a food thermometer. Cover, stir or rotate partway, and let stand before checking.

Meal prep tip: Cook fresh when you can; leftovers keep a few days in the refrigerator.

Storage guidance sources

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