This is an exquisite omelet filled with fresh baby spinach and tomatoes and with just enough feta cheese to make it rich but not too much to burden it with a lot of saturated fat. I also add a little lowfat kefir to the eggs, before whisking them to add to the creaminess. Eggs are a great source of protein and, coupled with fresh veggies, make for a very satisfying and filling breakfast. You can use other veggies or cheese instead: one of my favorite variation is mushroom, green scallion & smoked mozzarella, yummy!
Spinach Tomato Feta Omelet
This is an exquisite omelet filled with fresh baby spinach and tomatoes and with just enough feta cheese to make it rich but not too much to burden it with a lot of saturated fat.
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 15 minutes
Total Time 25 minutes
Servings 1 serving
Calories 228 kcal
Ingredients
- 2 large organic cage-free eggs
- 1 Tbsp lowfat Kefir
- 1/2 tsp regular smart balance
- pinch of salt and fresh ground pepper
- 1 Tbsp crumbled feta cheese
- 1/2 cup loose-leave raw baby spinach
- 1 small tomato rinsed and diced
Instructions
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In a small bowl, whisk the eggs, kefir, salt and pepper, with a fork.
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Place a medium non-stick skillet on high heat.
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When hot, place the smart balance in the skillet, let it melt, and immediately pour the eggs into the skillet (it should sizzle).
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Place the spinach, then the tomatoes and feta onto of the eggs and continue to cook as is.
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As the eggs start to set around the edges, use a rubber spatula to lift the edges all around, and continue to do so until the eggs are no longer loose.
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When the eggs start to set, using the rubber spatula, fold one half of the omelet over the other and cook until ready (no more than 3 or 4 minutes total)
I don’t think high heat should be used throughout, haven’t tried this recipe yet but high heat would burn and cook.
I loved the recipe. Just one thing if you can help, how to get it not so watery? I used normal tomatoes and there was quite a bit of moisture, more than usual. Thanks!
Dear Catherine, I believed my family this morning, saying I should go ahead and make myself the omelette, they would eat their Müsli. Well, what do I say – once they saw and had a taste of the omlette, it was gone 😉
My two year old also had fun to cut the summer spinach- sweet potato greens – in the garden, and adding a cucumber harvested by herself, and lots of tomatoes fresh from the garden.
Next time I will make triple, and we are all good. Once again a yummy dish created by you.
Than you!
Sibylle
Triple it will be for sure!! Your children are such sophisticated little foodies, just like their Mama!! 🙂
Really nice easy recipe. Make sure you use a non-stick pan and also add in a little basil into the mix kicks up a flavor. thanks for sharing, Catherine.
My pleasure Jewel!! 🙂
Yum, yum, yum! So delicious. We had a feast with these delicious omelets! All the right ingredients come together to make something as wonderful as what I would find in my favorite restaurant, only, I know exactly all the healthy stuff that went into it!
I also blended up some fruit near the end of its prime, along with some unsweetened Greek yogurt for a healthy smoothie. I cut up some potatoes with garlic/olive oil and baked them for some “home fries” I could feel good about the family eating.
The family loved this special Saturday-morning breakfast. And I felt great about serving it!
Thank you, Catherine!
Oh–I also just stumbled on your Stealth Mom recipes. AWESOME!! You so get the whole kid food thing!
Arlene, that sounds wonderful- lucky guests!
You came to the right place for some lovely supper ideas. There are several wonderful recipes that are particularly suited because they are no fuss, delicious and you can assemble them ahead so you can enjoy your company. Let me know if you want me to recommend a particular one, depending on your and your guests preferences! 🙂
Great omelet idea. I hadn’t thought about using Feta cheese. Not sure why, and I have some in the frig. we have guests coming tonight and this will be breakfast with a fruit salad. Now I need to search for supper ideas.
It would be helpful if the calories were listed.
All your recipies are clever and amazingly delicious. Ghanks
Hi Addie, thank you so much for your lovely feedback! I think you’ll find this post interesting as it explains why I decided not to concentrate on calories on cuisinicity: https://cuisinicity.com/calories-in-calories-out-but-dont-obsess/