Soft egg-white curds with spinach, feta, lemon, and dill — a savoury Greek breakfast at 33g protein.

Per serving
Heat the olive oil in a small (20cm) nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add the red onion and garlic. Cook 60 to 90 seconds, stirring, until softened and fragrant but not coloured.
Add the baby spinach. Toss for 60 to 90 seconds until just wilted and bright green. Squeeze any visible liquid out with the back of a spoon and push the spinach to one side of the pan.
Drop the heat to low. Pour the egg whites into the clear side of the pan, then crack the whole egg into the centre of the egg whites so the yolk sits intact on top.
Let the egg whites sit undisturbed for 60 seconds to start setting. Use a silicone spatula to gently fold the edges towards the centre, taking 2 to 3 minutes total — like silken scrambled eggs. If you're using a pasteurised whole egg, stop while the whites are glossy and the yolk is soft on top. With a regular shell egg, cover the pan for the last 60 to 90 seconds so the yolk sets to firm.
Pull off the heat. Crumble the feta over the top, scatter the dill, squeeze the lemon over everything, and finish with the black pepper. Serve straight from the pan.
Egg whites overcook in seconds — pull the pan off the heat when they still look slightly glossy because they keep firming up. Don't add salt; feta carries it. If your feta is a milder Danish-style block, push to 40g for the flavour to land. For a safe soft yolk, use pasteurised shell eggs; otherwise cook the yolk through to firm.
Best eaten fresh — egg whites turn rubbery on reheating. If you must save it, keep covered in the fridge 1 day and eat cold or rewarm 30 seconds in a covered pan over low heat.