An iconic Indian meal called egg
bhurji is created by scrambling eggs with onions, tomatoes, and spices. Many
Indians like it for breakfast and lunch, typically eaten with bread or roti. In
certain parts of India, the dish is also referred to as anda bhurji. While it
is a straightforward and quick dish to prepare, egg bhurji is bursting with
flavour and nutrients. The dish is packed with protein and a terrific way to
start your morning with a balanced meal. When you need to eat quickly for lunch
or supper but still want something tasty and filling, this is a fantastic
choice.
Ingredients
·
4 eggs
·
one sliced onion
·
two tomatoes, cut up
·
2 chopped green chilies
·
1 teaspoon cumin seeds
· 1 teaspoon turmeric powder
· 1 teaspoon Red chilli powder
·
1 teaspoon dried coriander
·
Salt, as desired
·
1.5 tbsp oil
·
chopped fresh coriander leaves (optional)
· You may modify the dish's spice level to suit your personal preferences.
An instruction manual for making egg bhurji
1)
Cumin seeds are added to heated oil in a pan. Give them a moment
to sputter.
2)
Green chiles and chopped onions should be added and sautéed until
transparent.
3)
Cook the chopped tomatoes after adding them until they become
mushy.
4)
Salt, red chilli powder, coriander powder, and turmeric powder
should be added. Mix thoroughly.
5)
Eggs should be beaten in a basin before being added to the pan.
the tomato-onion combination well.
6)
The eggs must be continuously stirred until they are thoroughly
cooked and scrambled.
7) Serve hot with toast or roti and optionally garnish with fresh coriander leaves.
How to make the ideal egg
bhurji
·
When adding the eggs to the pan, make sure to thoroughly beat
them. This will guarantee that the eggs are scrambled equally.
·
For the dish, use ripe tomatoes since they will give it more
taste.
·
The eggs should not be overcooked since they will turn rubbery and
dry.
· For more taste and nutrients, you may also add other veggies to the recipe, including mushrooms or capsicum.
Advice on how to serve egg
bhurji
It is typically served with
bread or roti. For more taste, you may also drizzle some butter or ghee over
the food.