A light, quick, and low-carb dish for spring. Perfect as breakfast, brunch, or a light dinner – packed with protein, vitamins, and healthy fats.
3 eggs
50 ml cream or plant-based alternative
50 g asparagus, cut into small pieces
50 g spinach or young seasonal greens
30 g feta or grated cheese of your choice
1 tsp olive oil or butter
Fresh herbs (chives, parsley, dill)
Salt and pepper to taste
Prepare vegetables: Sauté asparagus pieces in a little oil or butter for 2–3 minutes, then add spinach briefly until it wilts.
Egg mixture: Whisk eggs with cream, salt, pepper, and chopped herbs.
Cook omelette: Add vegetables to the pan, pour egg mixture over them. Let set over medium heat, using a lid if necessary.
Add cheese: Just before the omelette is fully set, sprinkle feta or grated cheese over it.
Serve: Carefully slide the omelette onto a plate, garnish with fresh herbs as desired.
Variations: Add zucchini, radishes, or spring onions.
Protein boost: Add chopped chicken or tofu.
For more Omega fatty acids: Drizzle a teaspoon of hemp or flaxseed oil over the finished omelette.
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