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Pureed eggs?!

Hey everyone I hope Friday has been awesome. I am three weeks out and having a terrible time with protein. Protein shakes my stomach so bad as well as the liquid whey drinks. I can't handle them. I had a few sips of a protein shake at 7 this morn and my stomach still kills. I talked to doc and he says eggs, cheese and yogurt. I said all this just to ask how does everyone cook there eggs? Did you have to purée them? I have never been a huge fan of eggs but I am willing to try anything at this point. Thanks in advance! I hope you all have an awesome weekend!

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Try a very soft scramble. They should be shiny and wet looking not dry a crumbly. Add skim milk to the them when you whisk them to loosen them up a bit. You can add a bit if cheese,too!

Refried beans are good at your stage as is hummus, Greek yogurt, guacamole, cream soups...

I don't have to purée scrambled eggs and I'm on the pureed stage. I'd check with the dr if u are concerned but you should be fine. I haven't tried eggs yet but I'm excited to!

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Try a very soft scramble. They should be shiny and wet looking not dry a crumbly. Add skim milk to the them when you whisk them to loosen them up a bit. You can add a bit if cheese' date='too! Refried beans are good at your stage as is hummus, Greek yogurt, guacamole, cream soups...[/quote']

Thanks! I know it's a silly question. I know how to cook eggs but everyone does something different all the time. I am currently about to make home made hummus and I can't wait.

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You can make a poached egg or a boiled egg and mash it finely with a fork. At first you may not be able to eat the whole portion. For some bizarre reason scrambled egg made me feel a little sick.. I was ok with the other two options.

I couldn't do a harder cooked white for a long time. In fact, I am just five months and the white of a hard boiled egg still sticks sometimes. I can do an over easy egg now, but that's new to me.

when i was on pureed food, the only way i was allowed to have my eggs was poached or "softly cooked/runny". i wasn't allowed scrambled eggs.

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