Breakfasts Without Bacon; Fruity Scramble
What do you have for breakfast when you've fruit and eggs? Both, obviously. I may not have mentioned this before, but I love eggs. I do. In all forms. Except when they are over cooked, that really upsets me. Like actual day ruining trauma. Let's not talk about it, I've already got a fat knee and don't need any more reasons to cry.
This is quite a large, protein laden, filling and fresh breakfast. I've said it's for 2, but if you are less of a heifer or you're serving other bits with it then you may be able to feed a few more people, but you won't want to, you'll want to scoff the lot.

4 large eggs
some Koko milk
1 apricot, finely diced
1/4 pepper, finely diced
1 plum tomato, finely diced
1 spring onion, finely sliced
salt & pepper
a little oil or butter
This is quite a large, protein laden, filling and fresh breakfast. I've said it's for 2, but if you are less of a heifer or you're serving other bits with it then you may be able to feed a few more people, but you won't want to, you'll want to scoff the lot.
Fruity Scramble
serves 2 fatty boom booms

4 large eggs
some Koko milk
1 apricot, finely diced
1/4 pepper, finely diced
1 plum tomato, finely diced
1 spring onion, finely sliced
salt & pepper
a little oil or butter
- Heat your fat of choice gently on a low heat in a small saucepan. Once the bottom of the pan is coated, crack in your eggs and pour in a little Koko to even things out. Stir and heat you egg mix until you have scramble cooked to your taste. In my opinion it has to be a little wet still. Every time you over cook your eggs, an angry blogger cries.
- Take your eggs off the heat, season and stir in your apricot, pepper, tomato and spring onion.
- Serve with toasted gluten free pitta or proper bread if you like sleeping with the enemy. You know who you are.
- That's it.
- Stop reading.
- There are no more steps.
- Honest.
- You did it!
- Eat your breakfast.
- Blooming hangers on.
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