Quick savoury breakfasts: ideas that keep you full until lunch

Savory breakfast ideas, quick to prepare, with protein and fiber that help you last until lunch without feeling hungry mid-morning.

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Quick savoury breakfasts: ideas that keep you full until lunch

Bread and butter in the morning usually makes you hungry by mid-morning. A breakfast with more protein and good fat tends to last longer: and it doesn’t need supplements or a lot of preparation time.

These ideas bring together common ingredients in Portuguese cuisine: eggs, chickpeas, cheese, yogurt: in quick-to-prepare savory versions.

The base formula

Protein + fiber + good fat is the combination that most helps keep you feeling full in the morning. For example: egg with oats and a drizzle of olive oil, or chickpeas with egg and tomato.

10 savory breakfast ideas

  • Crushed chickpea toast with fried egg.
  • Scrambled eggs with spinach.
  • Natural Greek yogurt with cucumber and herbs, savory version.
  • Savory oatmeal, with cheese and herbs.
  • Lupine with boiled egg.
  • Wholemeal bread toast with fresh cheese and tomato.
  • Quick omelet with vegetables you already have at home.
  • Roasted chickpeas, as a crunchy accompaniment to an egg.
  • Natural yogurt with nuts and a drizzle of olive oil.
  • Boiled egg sandwich with parsley and a little mustard.
Ovos mexidos com espinafres servidos num prato para o pequeno-almoço
Scrambled eggs with spinach: protein and fiber in a quick breakfast.

Prepare in advance

  • Boil a dozen eggs on Sunday: boiled eggs will last for several days in the fridge.
  • Cook chickpeas in larger quantities and save portions for the week.
  • Freeze already sliced ​​wholemeal bread, to only take out what you need.

Got questions? We answer them.

Frequently asked questions

Is it safe to eat eggs every day?
According to general guidelines fromDirectorate-General for Health, for most people without specific medical restrictions, 1 to 2 eggs per day is considered safe within a varied diet.
Are there egg-free alternatives?
Yes: chickpeas, scrambled tofu, or a combination of legumes with fresh cheese fulfill the same protein and satiety function.