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In this kitchen demonstration, Dr. David Perlmutter and Liz Perlmutter address a common concern among followers of the Grain Brain program: what to eat for breakfast when traditional high‑carb foods like pancakes, toast, and sugary orange juice are off‑limits. They present the Manchego tortilla as a low‑carb, gluten‑free alternative, emphasizing the nutritional virtues of eggs—high protein, healthy fat, zero glycemic impact—and the importance of choosing pasture‑raised or free‑range eggs to avoid excess omega‑6 fatty acids that can promote inflammation. Liz walks through the cooking process, sautéing leeks, artichoke hearts, Spanish olives, and chorizo in olive oil, then adding eggs and cheese (Manchego, with alternatives like Asiago or sharp cheddar) before baking the mixture into a tortilla. Dr. Perlmutter notes that this dish is one of more than 150 gluten‑free, low‑carb recipes featured in the Grain Brain Cookbook, positioning the recipe as both a practical breakfast solution and a promotional example of the program’s dietary philosophy.

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