Keema Omelette

Servings : Serves 2-3

This is normally what I make for dinner when I've to make something in a hurry. But it works perfectly for breakfast if you prefer a heartier omelette than your usual one, or for Brunch when you're very hungry but not hungry enough for a heavy lunch!

Ingredients

  • 4 eggs
  • 3/4 cup cooked or dried mince/keema (recipe link in instructions below)
  • 2 tbsp. butter
  • pinch of salt
  • pepper
  • chopped coriander (used for garnishing)

Instructions

Beat the eggs well, then add the keema and stir. Sprinkle a pinch of salt (remember that the cooked keema already has salt, so don't go overboard!)

Heat a pan and add the butter. Once melted, swirl it around to coat the bottom and sides of your pan. Pour in the egg/keema mixture. Lower the heat and if possible, cover the pan. Let it cook for a few minutes. Then open, and gently check to see if the bottom of the omelet is nicely browned. If so, flip it so the other side gets done too.

Once ready, sprinkle some pepper and chopped coriander (you can even grate some cheese on it whilst hot, whatever you like!), then slice it up using a knife or pizza cutter and serve with toast or parathas and some chutney if preferred.

Sometimes I use this as a filling along with salad and some chutney, chilli sauce or ketchup in sandwiches, really yummy!

For my keema recipe, check HERE.

I normally have a few small tins filled with this keema in my freezer for such times when I need a small amount for a quick dish like this omelette or keema pilau. Very handy to have, as opposed to having to thaw out a whole bunch of keema, or having to make a fresh batch for recipes that need very little. 🙂

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