

August 29, 2018
You're going to love this low-carb recipe for Bacon & Egg Clouds! They're perfect for breakfast, lunch, snack-time or anytime you're just craving something hearty and tasty! Plus, this recipe is so easy to make, and these eggs in clouds taste just as delicious as they look!
2 eggs, separated
2 tablespoons reduced-fat Parmesan cheese, grated
1 tablespoon bacon bits
1 tablespoon chopped scallions
Pepper for sprinkling
1Preheat oven to 450 degrees F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
2In a medium bowl, beat egg whites until stiff peaks form. Gently fold in cheese, bacon, and scallions until just combined.
3Spoon mixture onto baking sheet, making 2 mounds. Using the back of a spoon, make a well in the center of each mound. Bake for 3 minutes and remove from oven.
4Gently pour one egg yolk into each well. Return to oven and bake for 3 to 4 minutes or until desired doneness of yolk. Sprinkle with pepper before serving.
Source: Everyday Diabetic Recipes
8260 NW 27th Street
Suite #403
Doral, FL 33122
Current Patients Call:
1-877-USMED-98
(1-877-876-3398)
New Patients Call:
1-877-840-8218
How to Keep Injection Sites Healthy - ow.ly/Oj1A50qNSxT Lipohypertrophy is a thickened, rubbery swelling under the skin that happens to people where they inject insulin. Check out this helpful article on how to safety inject insulin #diabetes #T1 #T2 pic.twitter.com/Ctnv…
How to Keep Injection Sites Healthy - ow.ly/Oj1A50qNSxT Lipohypertrophy is a thickened, rubbery swelling under the skin that happens to people where they inject insulin. Check out this helpful article on how to safety inject insulin #diabetes #T1 #T2 pic.twitter.com/gTod…
How to Keep Injection Sites Healthy - ow.ly/Oj1A50qNSxT Lipohypertrophy is a thickened, rubbery swelling under the skin that happens to people where they inject insulin. Check out this helpful article on how to safety inject insulin #diabetes #T1 #T2 pic.twitter.com/pOlr…
How to Keep Injection Sites Healthy - ow.ly/Oj1A50qNSxT Lipohypertrophy is a thickened, rubbery swelling under the skin that happens to people where they inject insulin. Check out this helpful article on how to safety inject insulin USMED.com #diabetes #T1 #T2 pic.twitter.com/RCJH…
How to Keep Injection Sites Healthy: @USMedSup usmed.com/how-to-kee… #diabetes #Type1 #type2diabetes pic.twitter.com/mHuv…