Because I know that breakfast is hard to come up with ideas for, I have a big old gluten free breakfast stir fry buffet to share.
Buffet? Yes, a buffet. You’ll see.
Breakfast Meals
Breakfast is my most favorite meal of the day.
Even though I practice intermittent fasting 95% of the time these days, breakfast is still my fave. It doesn’t matter what time the fast is broken, breakfast always happens.
I would rather eat breakfast than any other meal (even dessert). And I would even rather go out for an awesome breakfast than a big, luxurious dinner.
So, it’s actually surprising that I don’t have more breakfast recipes on A Gutsy Girl.
But honestly?
I think the reason I don’t is that breakfast is never too complicated. In other words, I tend to eat a lot of the same breakfast foods; just in different combinations.
And some version of a gluten free breakfast stir fry is one of them.
Gluten Free Breakfast Stir Fry {Low-FODMAP Bonus}
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Gluten Free Breakfast Stir Fry Ingredients
Here are the ingredients I used for this specific recipe.
Make note: all these ingredients are also low-FODMAP.
- eggs
- spring onion
- capers
- cheddar cheese
- pork (bacon)
- red pepper
- spinach
- avocado oil
- basil

How to Assemble This Stir Fry
- Decide how many people will be eating the stir fry. Based on that, choose the amount of eggs you’ll use. When I make a breakfast stir fry, I always use a minimum of 3 eggs (this assumes two people will eat the meal). So for the purposes of this, I’m using 3 eggs.
- Then, crack your eggs open in a large bowl.
- From there, decide how much of all other ingredients you want to use. In this scenario, I’d likely use quantities such as:
- 2 tablespoons spring onion, chopped
- 1-2 tablespoons capers
- handful shredded cheddar cheese
- 1-2 links pre-cooked bacon, crumbled
- 1/4 cup red pepper, diced
- heaping handful of spinach
- Add all of the above ingredients into your egg bowl. Stir together.
- Place 1-2 tablespoons avocado oil in a medium-pan over medium on the stove.
- Pour the mixture into your pan, and cook until the eggs are done to your liking.
- Place 1-2 chopped basil leaves over the mixture at the end.
And that’s it.
Super basic, and super easy.
And by the way, this saute could easily translate into an omelet. The only difference is cooking technique.
Gluten-Free, Low-FODMAP Breakfast Saute Ingredients
Now, let’s say you don’t like that exact blend of saute ingredients.
No worries. You can create your own, using the same exact formula as I shared above.
Here are 41 gluten-free, low-FODMAP breakfast saute ingredients to choose from:
- artichoke, just the hearts
- arugula
- avocado oil
- bacon
- basil
- beef
- bison
- bok choy
- brie cheese
- capers
- cheddar cheese
- chicken, ground
- cilantro
- dill
- eggs
- fennel
- ginger
- goat cheese
- hempseed
- kale
- mozzarella cheese
- nutritional yeast
- olive oil
- olives
- oregano
- parsley
- pork, ground
- red pepper
- rosemary
- saffron
- sage
- salmon
- shrimp
- spinach
- spring onion, green part only
- tarragon
- thyme
- tomatoes
- turkey, ground
- turmeric
- zucchini

See how easy this can be? And do you understand why this a breakfast buffet?
I mean, let’s say all 41 of these ingredients were on a salad bar.
You’d place any and all desired ingredients in a large bowl, then give to the chef to saute up.
The perfect buffet!
Tag me on Instagram with @agutsygirl and/or #agutsygirl if you make one of these delish sautes.
Can’t wait to see all the creativity.
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Xox,
SKH
You will heal. I will help.
Breakfast is my least favorite meal of the day. But, I LOVE skillet scrambles with potatoes and all the other ingredients you have here. I am totally going to make this.
My girlfriend is allergic to cilantro. If I leave it out, will it affect the overall taste of the meal?
Hey Jesse! Allergic to cilantro? Tragic! It’s my most favorite! No, it won’t affect the overall taste. You could always substitute it for another herb that she loves if you want! Enjoy it:)