Black Bean Omelette
I had some leftover black beans after using part of the can to make Quesadillas so the following morning I decided to incorporate them into my omelette and it made a wonderful, filling breakfast.
Ingredients:
BLACK BEAN OMELETTES
Ingredients:
Egg Beaters (or Eggs) - 1/2 cup (or 2 eggs)
Bell Peppers (Red and/or Green) - 1/4 cup, chopped
Green Chillies - 3, chopped
Onion - 1/4, chopped
Onion - 1/4, chopped
Tomato - 1/4, chopped
Spinach - a handful, chopped
Salt and pepper to taste
For Filling:
Canned black beans - 1/4 cup or to taste, drained
Salsa - about 1 tbsp (or a mixture of onions + tomatoes + g.chillies)
Cilantro - few, chopped
Cheese - 1 tbsp
Method:
1) Combine the ingredients for the omelette and pour into a non-stick pan, sprayed with some oil. Cook on low heat, covered until done on one side. Flip over and cook the other side, uncovered this time. When done, flip over once again.
2) Spread the filling ingredients on one half of the omelette and fold over. Press down lightly and cook for a few more minutes before gently sliding onto a serving plate. Serve with Ketchup, Salsa or a hot-chilli sauce.
I'm sending this as my entry to WBB-16 : Omelettes hosted by Kanchana . This event is the brainchild of Nandita.
nice healthy breakfast with carbs and protine
ReplyDeleteIndeed a very healthy and filling breakfast. Awesome entry..:)
ReplyDeleteLooks great Laavanya.. A complete brunch i would say :-)
ReplyDeletelovely and healthy :)
ReplyDeletehey thats one sumptious meal to me!!
ReplyDeletelove that bean addition to the omelette, very unique!!
Excelent omelellte.
ReplyDeleteAnd healthy too
Very Nutritious and Healthy :)
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!!
Beautiful and so nutritious too!:)
ReplyDeleteHey CC.. My hubby makes mexican eggs called 'Migas'. This totally reminded me of that with the black beans addition. He doesn't put black beans, rather just adds salsa, green peppers, and onions with lots of cilantro and cheese. But I like this because it makes the omelette healthy and filling. Great creation, and thanks for the entry to WBB.
ReplyDeleteKanchana
wow Lavanya ....What a great idea......Such a healthy one...Omlette Looks very delectable dear :-)
ReplyDeleteIt certainly seems filling:-)
ReplyDeleteLast weekend, we made omelettes for BF and I had leftover soya and so I added that along with a few other ingredients.
This is such a neat idea of incorporating more protien with the eggs. Looks so wholesome and satisfying. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat looks so yummy n healthy!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...we adore omelettes...posted one today.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sagari, Siri, Nags and Seema It was very filling.
ReplyDeleteThanks Padmaja. If it were not for the leftover beans, I probably wouldn't have thought of it.
Thank you Happy Cook,Cinnamon & Asha.
Kanchana, migas sounds very flavorful! Will keep that in mind for next time. I've already sent you an email.. please let me know if you don't get it.
Thank you Sirisha.
TBC, that's a neat idea to add soy. Was it the TVP or tofu?
Thank you Kribha & Padma.
Will check out your omelette now Sunita.. :) *Same pinch*
thanks for another healthy recipe.
ReplyDeleteCool! Looks delicious and healthy :)
ReplyDeletehey, i too hv half a can of blk beans from the quesidilla i made;)
ReplyDeleteu came up with a yum way to use it :)
looks so yum and healthy! very nice idea!
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of the Southwestern omelette I have at IHOP, yummy! thanks for the recipe:)
ReplyDeleteBlack beans are good for health!:)
ReplyDeletelooks gr8!! im sure its healthy and filling too..
ReplyDeleteNice twist to the usual one
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