This recipe for lemon garlic shrimps with bratwurst and eggs is finished within only 20 minutes. It makes a very nutritious meal with a lot of healthy fats, vitamins and high quality proteins.
Please start to prepare the bratwurst sausages first.
Then, melt the coconut oil in a second pan on low-medium heat
Next, add the onion slices and fry them for about 5 minutes until they become golden brown
Add dried chillies and fry for another 2-3 minutes before adding the shrimps
Finally, fry the shrimps for about 10 minutes, add lemon juice, garlic powder and a pinch of pepper, stir everything and cook it for 2 more minutes until most of the water is dissolved
Bratwurst and Eggs
First, melt coconut oil in a pan on low heat
Then, put the bratwurst sausages into the pan and fry them on each side for about 10 minutes with a lid on
After about 10 minutes -while the sausages and shrimps are frying- boil the eggs in a pot with water or with an egg boiler. When they are done, peel them and sprinkle some salt on top
Asian Style Pork Belly - With String Beans & Coconut Milk
This asian style pork belly with fried string beans is creamed with coconut milk and prepared within 25 minutes. It is dairy free, simple to prepare and high in healthy fats.
This recipe with scrambled eggs, chorizo & Mett is prepared effortlessly within 15 minutes. It is nutritious and saturating and works as lunch, dinner or breakfast.
First, cook the broccoli in a pot or in the microwave until it is done. This should take about 15 minutes
While the broccoli is cooking, melt coconut oil in a pan on medium heat and fry the Mett for about 5 minutes, until you have small cooked chunks (similar to fried ground beef)
Next, the sliced chorizo salami goes into the pan and gets fried for 5-7 minutes, until crispy
Drop eggs on top of the fried meat, let them sit for a minute while adding the seasonings, then scramble everything and fry it for 2 more minutes
Finally, place everything on a plate including the broccoli -which should be done by now- and sprinkle some salt over it
Recipe Notes
Mett is German minced pork meat that contains seasonings and can be eaten raw.
Usually, it is spread on a slice of bread, but to make it keto friendly you may spread Mett on a slice of cheese, cloud bread/bun, keto flatbread or simply fry it.
Of course, this recipe works with ground beef or usual minced pork instead of Mett, too.