Omelet Slices

Usually breakfast for me is baked oats, I make them up to two days before and take to work with a variety of fruit but weekends is a chance to do something a little different.  This week I made mini omelet slices that are basically individually portioned frittata 
 
OK, let me tell you they’re really tasty and so easy!  One of the greatest things is you can make the egg mix and then divide it up adding whatever fillings works with what’s in the fridge or your diet – perfect if you would prefer a vegetarian option or you have picky people to cater for this filling breakfast has you covered

Store in an airtight container and they’re good for a couple of days, perfect to take to work and have with salad or for a tasty quick supper.

This will make 12 slices and I have 4 per portion.  With that in mind it’s three servings so he recipe below is 1/3 of the total from your HEA allowances if that makes sense?  For example it calls for 100g cheese but you’re having 33g per serving

Ingredients:

6 eggs
150ml skimmed milk (from your HEA)
100g grated cheese (Again from your HEA I use yellow mature cheddar as it’s he most tasty)
Italian herbs
Ground black pepper
Fry lite
Veggies (peppers, onions, broccoli, asparagus, sweetcorn etc)
Meat if wanted (bacon medallions, sausage, chicken, tuna)
Be sure to syn anything not syn free like certain types of sausages

Method:
Pre-cook any meat you’re using, so that would be bacon and sausages or chicken or you can use leftovers

Measure milk into a bowl, add eggs, herbs and a few grinds of black pepper

Syn free onlette slices


Give a good whisk, a hand whisk is perfect

Add in anything else you want including so veggies (not pre cooked), any meat or tuna and the cheese

Stir the mixture thoroughly and divide between 12 silicon cases

Perfectly portioned breakfast slices
Bake in a pre-heated oven at 180 degrees for 25-35 minutes or until lightly browned

Serve immediately, I had mine with beans



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