What Nutritionists Eat for Breakfast
It's not all green smoothies. (Hooray for pancakes and French toast!)
By Lynn Andriani
Broccoli (Yes, Broccoli)
Registered dietician Ashley Koff tries to eat broccoli every day, since it contains glucoraphanin, a phytonutrient that converts to an antioxidant when consumed. She has two favorite ways to eat it; the first, is to add a serving of frozen broccoli to a smoothie (it's great with peach, mango or banana along with a small handful of cashews or hazelnuts, water, ginger and protein powder). Koff also likes to sauté the florets and leaves (which taste sweet) in avocado or coconut oil, then cook an egg, scrambling it right in with the veggies.
Published 06/16/2015