Kid-Friendly Quinoa Egg Bake

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Dish in a silver pan
This quick and convenient breakfast recipe is great for moms who are on-the-go. Batch-prep this as a family and keep a week’s worth of this kid-friendly egg bake ready in the fridge for busy mornings when everyone is running out the door.
The quinoa adds fiber, protein and texture that pairs perfectly with the acidity and juiciness of the tomato.
There is always room for variety in this recipe. Take your favorite omelet toppings and mix and match from week to week to explore different flavors and keep the dish exciting.
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