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Incredible Edible Egg Yolk

Filed Under: Wellness Tagged With: gluten free, Healthy Lifestyle, institute for integrative nutrition, integrative nutrition, recipe, Recipes

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Never be phobic of the incredible edible egg yolk.

For years people were concerned with the incredible edible egg because of the yolk (due to the fat and cholesterol associated with it).

But within the incredible, edible egg, the egg yolk itself contains:

  • most of the egg’s calcium
  • 100% of the egg’s Vitamin A, E, D and K
  • contains most of the egg’s iron
  • has between 50% and 80% of the copper, manganese, and selenium, while the white contains between 50% and 80% of the potassium, riboflavin, and protein
  • contains most of the egg’s zinc

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In a beautiful way, it’s totally nature’s vitamin for us.

Many people are intolerant to egg whites, but here’s something many people don’t know about egg intolerance/allergy: Most people are only intolerant/allergic to the egg white if they have an intolerance at all.

The majority of people who suffer from egg intolerance are intolerant only to the egg white.

Being intolerant to egg yolk (foetus), while possible, is much more uncommon.

What happens, though, is that over time when the egg white and yolk are eaten together, our bodies tend to develop a mild intolerance to the yolk as well.

When I first started this journey, I did food intolerance testing. On a scale of 1-5, I tested at a 4 for the egg white, but only a 2 for the egg yolk.

I am not against egg whites. I absolutely love them. And back in the day, I used to eat them by the dozens. However, during that time, I was also likely on one of my ugly diets where I fell victim to the, “don’t eat the yolk – too many fat and calories” theory.

Once I realized my body could not tolerate the egg white, but would likely be able to tolerate the egg yolk after some time of separation, I grew to adore the egg yolk.

I recently created a wonderful, gluten-free meal using an egg yolk after listening to a lecture from school.

The lecture included a discussion around the lack of Vitamin A & D in our diets and the repercussions of such. I remembered that my beloved egg yolk was a great source and immediately came up with my recipe.

Let’s just call it ‘nothing to yolk about’….because that’s funny and true.

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Incredible Edible Egg Yolk
Prep time:  5 mins
Cook time:  15 mins
Total time:  20 mins
Serves: 1
 
Ingredients
  • ½ c. ground turkey
  • 1 egg yolk
  • ¼ c. gluten-free oats + ½ c. h20
  • veggies galore
  • olive oil
  • turmeric
  • cayenne
  • sea salt
Instructions
  1. Soak your oats in the water for at least 30 minutes. (If you have digestive issues like I do, you will want to soak them even longer. I soak my oats in a little apple cider vinegar overnight typically.)
  2. Make up your ground turkey.
  3. Cut up your veggies (or if you are on-the-go, use frozen veggies) and saute them to your liking.
  4. Throw the turkey, veggies, and oats in a pan on the stove and saute with olive oil, turmeric, cayenne and sea salt.
  5. Once the meal is almost cooked to your liking, add the egg yolk in. (I usually eat my egg yolks nearly raw. But make sure you pay attention to the safety around it if you want to make them raw.)
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Yes, it is the incredible edible yolk.

Incredible Edible Egg Yolk sarahkayhoffman.com

So what are your thoughts on egg yolks? Do you eat them? Have you ever considered that you might only be reacting to the egg white and not the yolk?

If you liked this post, you might also enjoy:

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Xox,
SKH

Sarah Kay Hoffman

You will heal. I will help.

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Comments

  1. bex

    March 14, 2012 at 8:15 pm

    I happen to be an egg-addict… so much so that I started raising my own chickens to have a better source. Love this post 🙂

    • Sarah

      March 14, 2012 at 10:39 pm

      I would love to have my own chickens. I believe they are the fastest growing pet in the US. That’s crazy!

  2. Christine

    March 14, 2012 at 9:01 pm

    sounds like the perfect mixture to me. I love ground turkey!

    • Sarah

      March 14, 2012 at 10:39 pm

      It’s super delish! Let me know if you try it…you are the oatmeal girl, you’ll love!

  3. StoriesAndSweetPotatoes

    March 14, 2012 at 9:09 pm

    It’s great you can still eat the yolk without having a reaction to the whites…a little has to be getting in there. I am the biggest proponent of the yolk! Whenever I see people eating like ten hard boiled egg whites I feel like saying…um that’s pretty pointless to eat..
    I’ve been loving deviled eggs lately!

    • Sarah

      March 14, 2012 at 10:40 pm

      Yes, a little definitely gets in there. Again, I’m not allergic, though, so that’s probably why I don’t break out into hives! I do miss my egg whites, but I am so thankful that the yolk is so great for us!

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