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Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Spanish Tortilla with a touch of Indian spices


Spanish Tortilla or Spanish omlette is something completely different to Mexican Tortillas.  Mexican tortillas are flatbread made using flour, whereas Spanish tortillas are omlette cooked with potatoes. This simple omlette is an ideal filling breakfast on a lazy sunday morning or you can also pack these for your picnic, since they are good even when served cold.



This dosen't require any fancy pans or exotic spices, but being an Indian we never forget to add turmeric in our food, especially when it comes to omlette or meat, also to spice it up more I have also added few green chillies. Oh! yes, we also add green chillies to our omlette along with turmeric, let's have a look into the recipe to check what else I have added...

Preparation Time: 10 minutes
Cooking Time:20 minutes
Serves 4

Ingredients:
Eggs- 5
Potatoes- 4 medium sized( cubed)
Green Chilly-1
Onion- 1 finely chopped
Turmeric powder- 1/4 tsp
Pepper powder- 1 tsp
Coriander leaves- 1 tbsp( finely chopped)
Oil- 1 tbsp
Salt as required

Method:
Peel and chop the potatoes into cubes.  Take a 8 inch non stick pan.  Add the oil, finely chopped onion and saute for 1 minute.  Then add the potatoes, keep the heat in medium and cook the potatoes without browning it.  
 Meanwhile break the eggs in bowl and whisk it lightly along with turmeric, salt and pepper.  Once the potatoes are cooked, add the eggs on top of the potatoes.  When the eggs leaves the sides of the pan, place a plate on top of the pan and gently flip it over , then slide the omlette to the pan again and cook it on the other side.  Sprinkle the coriander leaves on top.  If you want you can season it with more salt and pepper on top.
Slice the omlette into wedges or make them into small cubes and serve it along with tomato ketchup.

Linking this recipe to Heart and Soul, Tempt My Tummy Tuesday, Tuesday's At the Table, Tasty Tuesday Party, Tuesday's Tasty Tid bits, Made from scratch Tuesday, Tuesday's Time Out, Totally Tasty Tuesday

Hearth and Soul Hop at Sunshine and Smile














59 comments:

  1. yum--reminds me of when i lived in spain and my host mother would make this for dinner...love the indian twist!

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  2. It was sure a treat looking at the pics.....i need more...thx for recipe dear

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  3. Looks really yummm!...feel like having a bite right now...

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  4. A heavy and wholesome breakfast dear. Looks good.
    FOODELICIOUS

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  5. Yum n looks great ...nice recipe

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  6. A beautiful tortilla! I love the addition of Indian spices. Perfect.

    Cheers,

    Rosa

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  7. looks tasty with all the fresh ingredients..a great breakfast idea!

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  8. Looks delicious and loved the idea of adding of indian spices !!

    Ongoing Event - CC-Roti Pachadi/Chutney

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  9. Oh man. I think I made this years ago, when I was first married. Haven't made it in ages!

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  10. Lovely colourful set up! Nice recipe too!

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  11. Awesome tortilla.......and love the mix of spices!!!

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  12. What a perfect way to start your day! Very nicely presented!
    US Masala

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  13. Yummy and healthy breakfast..perfect.

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  14. Beautifully presented and lovely additions! bravo

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  15. Delicious and vibrant looking tortilla. great preparation.

    Deepa
    Hamaree Rasoi

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  16. I've never made this myself ,but I'll refer now , ur space to get it done..love the spread..

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  17. looks yummy n delicious...looks very tempting

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  18. tortilla espanola is one of my favorite tapas to make for my omnivore friends and family!!! great idea adding the tumeric :D

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  19. Wonderful idea! I would really want this for my Sunday breakfast!!

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  20. Lovely pictures! Great dish new! Will have to wait for some months to try this out as my FIL does not like the smell of cooking eggs!

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  21. It looks beautiful, and perfect, and delicious! Miriam@Meatless Meals For Meat Eaters

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  22. This sounds interesting! Wish that I can try some :)

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  23. Wow spanish tortilla looks super delicious and filling..

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  24. The dish looks so colorful. Love mexican anyday.

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  25. Wow.. that is one delicious looking tortilla with an indian touch :D Cant wait to try this out.. I have to..

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  26. This looks delicious! I love Spanish tortilla!

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  27. lovely fusion and filling recipe..

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  28. Can imagine the flavor it will add to that tortilla because of the indian spice. This is going in my wish list :)

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  29. That looks so yummy!! A big thank you for sharing it over at my blog earlier today. :-)

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  30. A wonderful tortilla!!! Love the recipe! Will have to try it :)

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  31. spanish tortillas i love and your spices would make it incredible

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  32. Would love to have this yummy flavor packed tortillas for my morn breakfast... Would be so filling and tasty...

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  33. I've made the traditional tortilla many times, but this recipe sounds sensational, I love the Indian ingredients.
    Thank You.

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  34. Looks really good and delicious.. Excellent presentation dear. thanks for sharing !!
    Indian Cuisine

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  35. Emmm...menu ringkas yang sangat sedap...teringin lak kak cek nak makan...kena buat ni...:)

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  36. hi umm maimoonah, how are you...
    i will love to try out your spanish tortila with indian spices.

    if the recipe comes from you, i know its worth trying out with great confidence-that i am getting the best tortilla recipe . have a nice day :)

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  37. delicious presentation of a wonderful omelette

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  38. Fantastic use of spices. Love it.

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  39. Hola!
    Qué de cositas ricas.
    Me encanta la cocina India vegetariana claro!!! por la cantidad de especias que se usa y deja unos sabores...
    Un saludito

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  40. This looks so good, and your presentation is simply great. I think this will be a filling tiffin in itself for children right? I will try it today itself for evening snacks.

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  41. I love fusion - this is a perfect of example of how fusion can take a dish to new heights!

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  42. I love Spanish tortilla and yours looks exceptionally delicious. This is really nicely done. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...Mary

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  43. wow that looks superbly tempting - love the indianization of it :) cheers, priya

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  44. Loved this wonderful recipe and the presentation,too gud...

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  45. WOW LOOKING SO DELICIOUS THANKS FOR SHARING GR8 RECIPE

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  46. Hello I tried it yesterday evening, it was a success. I added a little fresh corriander also.

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  47. It was curry leaves not corriander. sorry for the typo

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  48. This sounds wonderful with the spices you used, Very tempting indeed!

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  49. I love the spices you have used in this Spanish tortilla - it's sounds like a delicious twist on the traditional version - and very, very yummy! Thank you for sharing your recipe with the Hearth and Soul blog hop.

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  50. Looks so yummy with an Indian touch to it!

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