Scrambled Eggs

ScrambledEggs

 

Eggs never go out of taste do they?!

Not in my life they don’t!   🙂

So I love them boiled, fried, scrambled or in an omelet. Actually I can pretty much have them with any meal of

the day and lest you are fooled by the decade old assumption that they give you bad cholesterol please ditch the ]

notion!

They are a great source of protein all the way.

Today I am sharing the recipe of a scrambled egg that I often treat myself to happily and my daughter not to happily

(not a fan of eggs she) on Sundays and if you like an overdose of goodies this recipe is going to go down with you

well.

 

Ingredients:

Eggs: 5

Chicken: ¼ of a cup or half a dressed breast piece cut in thin long strips

Sausage: Chopped in round pieces

Olives: Chopped in chunks

Baby corn: two stalks chopped in round chunks

Mushrooms: About 6 diced

Salt: To taste

White pepper powder: To Taste

Butter: 3 table spoons

Milk: 5 table spoons (ratio to the eggs)

Cheese: ¼ cup grated

Chopped green onions for garnishing

 

Method:

Whisk the eggs, milk, salt and white pepper together. If you have some qualms about the amount of salt and pepper

keep it less than you think is necessary as more can be added at a later stage.

In a nonstick fry pan melt the butter and add the chicken, sausage and mushrooms. Cook for about two minutes and

add the egg mixture. Let simmer on a low heat stirring constantly with a wooden spoon so it doesn’t set.

When the eggs are half cooked add half the cheese and the baby corn. This is the time to check the salt and pepper.

When the eggs are just about done (I keep mine slightly moist) add the olives before giving a final stir. Take off the

heat and add the last of the cheese and the green onions.

Serve immediately!

 

Tips:

• If you are into spicy food you can add some red chili flakes to the scrambled eggs too
• If you like a slightly continental taste garnish with Oregano
• Serve piping hot with toasted and buttered bread