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Want something simple to make yet delicious? Try this palak egg omelette recipe that is quick and can make a wonderful breakfast or a side dish in a meal.
The palak egg omelette is a simple and mouth-watering recipe that can tickle your taste buds, and can even be tried by the beginners in the kitchen.
Besides, being a healthy and delicious breakfast dish, it can be a side dish in a meal. Palak egg omelette will serve excellently as an evening snack too.
Here goes the recipe …….
Spinach (Palak) finely chopped – 1 cup
Sliced onion – 1/2 cup
Chilly flakes – 2 tablespoons
Salt – as required
Oil – as required
Eggs – 5
In a pan pour some oil.
Add chopped palak, chilly flakes and required salt.
Saute till palak is cooked.
Add the cooked palak and onion to the beaten eggs and mix well.
Pour this mixture on a tawa/pan.
When one side is cooked flip it over.
When both sides are done serve it hot.
(This mixture can be poured in two batches, if you don’t want it thick.)
Your nutritious and delicious palak egg omelette is ready!
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