Scrambled Eggs

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Thank God It’s Friday! The weekend is just a day after and it’s time to bring one more recipe in our plates. You will enjoy preparing this one coz its fun and it’s just like playing with food and it required minimal skills to prepare while it consumes the least time to prepare this.

Scrambled eggs is a dish produced from whites and yolks of eggs (in most cases chicken eggs) stirred or overwhelmed together in a pan at the same time being gently heated, probably with salt and butter and variable other ingredients. Here I have used salt, chili flakes, herbs and green chilies to give it a spice.

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Overall Cooking Time: 5 minutes

INGREDIENTS

  • Eggs 3 Nos.
  • Green chilies 3 Nos.
  • Red Chili flakes
  • Parsley dried leaves

PREPARATION

  1. Bring a pan to heat. Break eggs in the pan. Let it sit for 2 minutes.
  2. Now take the pan off the heat. Stir the egg well.
  3. Again bring the pan to heat and let it sit for 1 minute.
  4. Repeat this two times more and you will be ready with scrambled egg.
  5. Sprinkle some red chili flakes, any herbs (i used parsley) and use chopped green chilies to garnish it.

NUTRITION VALUE

Calories 216.2
Total Fat 14.4 gm
Cholesterol 558.0 mg
Sodium 217.0 mg
Potassium 208.1 mg
Total Carbohydrate 1.2 gm
Protein 18.9 gm

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Published by Himanshu Kumar

I'm a Full Stack Engineer who enjoys making great software with user-centric approach. I always aim to be a supportive team member and inspire those around me. I'm passionate about learning new front-end and back-end technologies to create a real impact. To me, discovering new programming languages is not just fun, it's a way to make better software for people.

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