Indulge in some non-vegetarian options for breakfast, the first meal of the day, and you'll be ready to take on the day with a rush of energy and heightened senses. The addition of non-vegetarian ingredients creates a vibrant collection of tastes, textures, and nutritional advantages in Indian breakfasts, which are recognised as unique culinary adventures. Here are six Indian breakfasts that aren't meatless. There is a lot of variety in Indian food, and these breakfast options will give you a tasty start to the day making it both satisfying and unforgettable. 

Masala Omelette  

For a hearty and protein-rich breakfast, nothing beats the classic Masala Omelette. This savoury pleasure is a health food and flavour powerhouse, thanks to a blend of spices, chopped onions, tomatoes, green chilies, and cilantro that is whisked into the eggs. This omelette is a favourite among many because it is served hot and fresh, and it is the embodiment of the ideal combination of simplicity and culinary expertise. 

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Chicken Keema Paratha 

The Chicken Keema Paratha is a great option for anyone who want a heartier breakfast. Filling whole wheat parathas to the brim with perfectly cooked spiced minced chicken makes for a delicious and filling dinner. This dish is a healthy way to start the day and it tastes great when served with yoghurt or pickles. 

Egg Curry with Appam 

Egg Curry with Appam is the epitome of decadent breakfast food, fusing the hearty spice of curry with the pillowy texture of appams. Indulge in a South Indian breakfast that will transport you to a world of culinary bliss as you watch the eggs gently simmer in a fragrant curry. Appams with egg curry are a perfect example of a dish that skillfully combines different textures and flavours. 

Mutton Kheema Poha 

When you add Mutton Kheema to Poha, a classic breakfast dish, it takes on a meatier flavour. This traditional meal gets a delicious meaty twist with the delicate layering of minced mutton cooked with traditional spices over the soft and fluffy poha. Breakfast with Mutton Kheema Poha is not only hearty and full of protein, but it also brings a unique combination of flavours that will appeal to anyone who are looking for something out of the ordinary. 

Anda Bhurji 

Scrambled eggs, or Anda Bhurji, are a protein-rich, tasty, and quick breakfast choice from India. Tomatoes, onions, green chilies, and spices are scrambled with eggs to make a dish that has the best combination of flavours and textures. Anda Bhurji is a popular breakfast option nationwide since it may be served with toast or pav and appeals to people who want more simple or more elegant meal options. 

Nihari  

Nihari, originally from Mughal India's royal kitchens, is a stew that is slow-cooked and usually made with beef or mutton. Simmering the beef in this aromatic and savoury sauce overnight makes it so soft that it melts in your mouth. Nihari, when served with naan or paratha, is a filling and classic Indian breakfast option that will warm your heart and spirit.