This spinach omelette is very popular in Valencia. Its good served warm or cool, cut into quarters, with some piping hot chips fried in olive oil and a tomato and onion salad. It’s from ” The Cooking of Spain” by Elizabeth Luard.
A seasonal recipe from ” What to Eat Now” by Valentine Warner.
This is from ” Jamie’s Italy” by Jamie Oliver and can be served hot or cold. Its nice with a rocket salad and some bread.
An easy egg curry from ” Fresh Flavours of India ” by Das Sreedharan. When i lived in Stoke Newington I had two of his Rasa restaurants within a 15 minute walk. Although I didn’ t eat there often ( what a missed opportunity…) I can honestly say it was the best South Indian food I have ever eaten in the UK. I serve this with a spinach curry alongside and some rice or naan.
An Anglo Indian dish from Madhur Jaffrey’s ” Ultimate Curry Bible”. Serve with rice, chutneys and relishes.
A Greek cheese omelette from Rosemary Barron’s ” Flavours of Greece”.
Scrambled Eggs, Spanish style from ” The Food and Wines of Spain” by Penelope Casas.
I regularly enjoy hard boiled egg curries served with rice or flatbreads so have cooked many versions. This is from ” Madhur Jaffrey’s Ultimate Curry Bible”. Serve pickles and chutneys to accompany.
Another delicious recipe from ” New Kitchen Basics” by Bristol based chef and food writer Claire Thomson. It is my go to cookbook of the moment and everything i have cooked from it is tasty and relatively easy. You can use sweet potato instead of the squash if you like.
This is another recipe from my current favourite cookbook – Claire Thomson’s ” New Kitchen Basics” which i have adapted for 2 greedy adults. Its best cooked as a separate omelette for each person but you can make one bigger one and cook for a bit longer.
A summery recipe from Anna Jones.
A Rick Stein Recipe
Another favourite recipe from Madhur Jaffrey’s ” Indian Cookery”.
Eggs with Tomatoes,Moroccan style. It can be served traditionally with Moroccan bread, or with some homemade oven chips. Its very moreish so double the number of eggs if you want something more filling . If preferred you can peel and deseed the tomatoes, but i often dont bother.The recipe is from ” Moro: The Second Cookbook” by Sam and Sam Clark