Serves: 6 Calories: 296 per serve
This breakfast slice combines all my favourite breakfast foods into one easy to prepare, easy to transport and even easier to eat meal! I pack this in my bag for my after workout breakfast which usually takes place at work – it is just as good hot or cold so is the perfect protein packed breakfast when you are on the go.
Prep time: ~10 ‐ 15 minutes. Cooking time: ~ 1hr in total
Ingredients
1 doz. large eggs (4 whole eggs, 8 egg whites)
2 cups Physical No Fat milk
750g chicken breast (no skin, fat trimmed off)
100g reduced fat fetta, chopped
250g grape tomatoes (leave whole if small, halved if large)
1 medium red onion, finely chopped
200g asparagus
Extra virgin olive oil spray
Pepper
Method
Preheat oven to 200 degrees Celsius. Lightly spray oven proof quiche dish
Heat saucepan, spray with oil and cook chicken breast. Allow to cool slightly and cut roughly into approximately 3cm cubes.
Separate 8 eggs, discard the yolks and put the whites into a large mixing bowl. Add the 4 whole eggs. Add the milk and whisk.
Add chicken, fetta, tomatoes, onion and pepper. Stir to combine.
Pour mixture into the oven proof dish. Lay the asparagus across the top of mixture.
Bake for approximately 40 minutes or until golden brown.
Tips
* Each serve is huge and is EXTREMELY filling. Sometimes I divide it into 8 serves, therefore 222 calories per slice. (The single serving pictured is the 296 calorie size.)
* I find this recipe freezes well so I make a small amount in advance.
* Substitute in your breakfast favourites like: tuna instead of chicken, other vegetables – pumpkin, zucchini or spinach work well.









Thanks for sharing ange….. Can’t wait to try this, it looks delicious.
You are welcome! Let me know how it goes! xx
Thankyou sooo much for sharing your recipes Ange. Please keep them coming. I have been popping into your blog for a while and thought it was time to say hello. I found you through 12wbt… I just finished my first round and it has changed my life. Oh hail Mish! It has been awesome to read about you and I take continual inspiration from your story. You are amazing!
You are welcome! Congrats on finishing your first round! Thank you for your really lovely words
You are amazing too!! xx
I agree with Nikki, keep em coming, Ange! Thanks to you I am stocking my freezer full of 12WBT friendly meals, and they’re yummy!
xo
Will do!! xx
sorry, comments playing up! did I post that twice?
No – weirdness!
Thanks for your lovely post(s)! Chat to you on twitter! xx
YUM!!!! I am really loving all your recipes this week. Im going to have a cook-a-thon this weekend to make everything that you’ve been posting!!!
Heya lovely! Thank you!
Have you had that cook-a-thon? Hope you enjoyed! xxx
This is so yum, made it last night and loved it, thank you so much for the delicious recipe.
Glad you loved it! xx
Loving this recipe Ange – thanks for sharing. Enjoying some for lunch now! Substituted low fat ricotta for feta and it is delicious (and a lower calorie count so a light sprinkle of parmesan went on top!). I also poached the chicken in a spicy broth with veges and a kick of garlic and chilli. It lightly infuses the chicken in the bake and gave me some lovely chicken stock to use in the 12WBT laksa recipe!
Fantastic Radhika! So glad you love it. I really like the idea of using the low fat ricotta. I will try that!! I also love your idea of poaching the chicken in a broth. YUM!!!! Thanks for sharing your ideas! xx
That looks so yummy!! I’m a lacto ovo vegetarian so I wouldn’t put the chicken in. How many calories do you think it would have then?
Hiya! Thanks. It would have a lot less calories without the chicken. Can you add in another protein source? Protein is important – keeps your fuller for longer and our bodies need it to build muscle.