They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day—especially when pairing it with your morning vitamin routine.
Eating a nutritious breakfast both complements the healthy ingredients in your Perelel pack and also helps your body digest those fat-soluble or acidic vitamins that are harder for your stomach to break down. (We're looking at you, iron.)
To help with make the first meal of the day a little more fun, we had tapped Ali Primose, founder and creator behind Lyke Minded, to share two easy recipes for a slow Sunday morning or a quick on the go meal when you're running out the door.
Read on below.
The Recipe: Herby Pesto Poached Egg Crostini with Avocado
Ingredients:
- 3 eggs
- Baguette
- Pesto
- Basil
- Dill
- Spinach
- 1/2 avocado
- Pinch of salt and pepper
- Olive oil
Directions:
- Drizzle olive oil on baguette slices.
- Grill them or place directly on the stove burner until charred. While those are warming up, poach your eggs.
- Spread pesto on your bread pieces.
- Slice avocado and place on top with some spinach. Once your eggs are complete, drain them and add to your toast with a little more pesto.
- Garnish with fresh herbs, salt and pepper.
In a hurry? We've got you.
The Recipe: Mango Berry Smoothie with Chia Seeds
Ingredients:
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1/2 cup strawberries
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1/2 cup mango
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1 cup blueberries
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1 half avocado
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Handful of spinach
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1/2 milk of choice
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1/2 cup water or juice
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Chia seeds
Directions:
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Place ingredients in high-speed blender and blend until smooth.
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