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Kim chi scrambled eggs with go chu jang and sesame oil

24 Friday Jan 2014

Posted by Zoli in breakfast, eggs, gluten free, healthy, Korean, quick and awesome, Sauces, Vegetarian

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cheap to make, go chu jang, Kim chi, scrambled eggs, sesame oil, vegetarian breakfast

kim chi scrambled eggs

kim chi scrambled eggs
This is kind of college-y looking slop. No fuss food that tastes dang good. Just have this on its own and get a nice spicy protein breakfast. Much more interesting than a bowl of cereal.

Ingredients
Serves 1 or 2 as a side dish
3 beaten eggs
1/2 cup napa cabbage kim chi, chopped
1 clove garlic, sliced thinly
1 small piece ginger, chopped finely
1/4 onion, chopped roughly
2 green onions, chopped into thirds
1/2 deseeded chili, chopped finely
1 tsp go chu jang (or to taste)
vegetable or peanut oil
splash soy sauce
splash toasted sesame oil
fresh ground pepper

1) Heat up oil in a small frying pan and add the onion, garlic, ginger and chili. Cook on medium heat for 1 minute. Onions should still be crunchy.
2) Add green onion and kim chi (spicy or mild. Also, if you are vegetarian, make sure to get kim chi without fish sauce). Fry till just heated through. Do not overcook the vegetables.
3) Add in the beaten eggs and flavor with a little soy sauce, go chu jang and fresh pepper. Cook eggs for a couple minutes till they are cooked through but still soft. Serve with a drizzle of sesame oil over top.

kim chi scrambled eggs

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Omelette. Loaded.

20 Sunday Oct 2013

Posted by Zoli in breakfast, eggs, gluten free, luxurious leftovers, omelettes, quick and awesome, tex mex, the basics, Vegetarian

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black beans, chili omelette, greek yogurt, omelette, veggie chili, veggie omelette

loaded chili omelette
This is one of those things you can make for really hungry people–even carnivores–and they’re like, uh, are you serious? Am I dreaming? Yes, most people do not get it this good. But we do over here in Chez Lushesfood.

Loaded veggie chili omelette
4 eggs, beaten and seasoned with salt and pepper
1 tbs quality butter
3/4 cup leftover veggie taco filling or chili*
handful of grated mozzarella or strong cheddar
handful of fresh parsley or cilantro
salsa and full fat greek yogurt**

* This, or enchiladas or nachos, is a very good use for leftover veggie chili or taco filling.
** Please. No 0% fat greek yogurt. That’s not greek yogurt. I don’t know what that is. If you’re worried about the fat content, just skip it altogether.

1. How I make an omelette:
– heat up the butter in a small frying pan very hot.
– pour the beaten egg mixture in.
– as it begins to set, gently lift up the sides with a soft spatula and tilt the frying pan to let the uncooked egg flow underneath the cooked layer of egg.
– do this a couple of times until the omelette is mostly cooked. It should be golden on the bottom and just a little runny up top. Don’t over cook it. Omelettes should be soft in the middle.
– finish cooking the top of the egg under the broiler.
omelette
2. Add the veggie chili (in my case, black bean chili) and the shredded cheese on top of the cooked omelette.
3. Put back under the broiler to melt the cheese.
black bean chili omelette
black bean chili omelette
black bean chili omelette
4. Simply fold the omelette over and slide onto a plate. Top with salsa, greek yogurt and avocado if you have it.
loaded chili omelette

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