Spiced Up Scrambled Eggs

Spiced up scrambled eggs

You can do whatever you want with this recipe. Add things or leave them out. Its the perfect vegetarian breakfast if you were to leave out the rashers. It’s a bit of a change from the regular old scrambled eggs anyway.

Prep time: 5 minutes

Cooking time: 8 minutes

Ingredients:

2 eggs (free range if possible)
Milk
1 Rasher
Red pepper
Courget
Chilly Powder
Salt & Pepper

1.Start by slicing the courget and red pepper, as much as you would like, into small pieces. I usually 1/4 each slice of courget.

2. Now pour some rapeseed oil in a pan and put it over a medium heat. Add the courget and red pepper to the pan. You can add your rasher to this pan as-well but I usually put it under the grill because it crisps up better.

3. While there cooking you can crack the eggs into a cup and mix. Add some salt and pepper,a dash of chilly powder and a small bit of milk. Mix well.

4. Put a pot over a medium – high heat and add a bit of rapeseed oil. Add the egg mix to the pot and keep mixing until ready. I don’t leave the egg on the heat the whole time. I usually take it off every 30 seconds or so because I think you have better control over the eggs. They can become over cooked very easily if left on the heat continuously.

5. Once the courget,red pepper and rashers are ready you can add it to the pot with the cooked scrambled eggs. Mix and serve.

Enjoy.

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For me, food is not just my job, it’s my hobby and is pretty much what the focus of everyday is. Wether it’s cooking it, writing about it, studying it or just eating it, I enjoy all of it. I’m a qualified electrician but now a trainee chef doing the Total Immersion Chef Programme in the I.T in Cork. It’s a pretty intensive course for 12 months but worth all the work as you learn a huge amount from it. I started FunFreshFood.ie a couple years back just writing up really simple recipes, and the blog has kinda progressed from there as I began learning more. It was more of a way for me to remember what I had cooked but has also become a blog that people use on a regular basis for recipes and tips. Thanks for visiting the blog and hope you enjoy!!. Follow him on Twitter / Facebook.

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