Scrambled Eggs With Zucchini and Leek

"Getting the kids to eat green vegies is always hard. This meal will have them coming back for more and its simple to make. I like it because it uses those small zucchinis that are always abundant when the zucchini plant starts to produce fruit."
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
5
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Wash and trim the ends from the Zucchinis.
  • Cut Zucchinis into slices (about 2 -3 mm).
  • Cut Leek into 2 - 3 mm slices and then cut these rings in half.
  • Heat a skillet on medium heat and add oil, butter and Zucchinis.
  • Stir gently until the Zucchinis start to brown slightly.
  • Whilst this is happening, break and add the eggs to a large beaker and stir the eggs gently so as to break the yolks. Do not whisk.
  • Add the Leek into the skillet and stir until the Leek softens .
  • Add the egg mixture into the skillet and gently fold the egg through the Zucchini and Leek.
  • Keep folding and stirring so that all the egg cooks evenly and the vegetables have been well mixed.
  • Do not over cook. Serve immediately onto warm toast and sprinkle with a little salt.

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I was raised with Polish parents and learnt how to cook with balanced flavours and using different textures. Meals need to be balanced so that each food tastes great on its own as well as with the other foods on the plate. Colour, flavour, texture, odour and presentation are all important. The meal must have appeal before the cooking starts and must seduce the diner all the way to the last morsel. My family will always devour my Sweet & Sour Grated Hot Beetroot, my Crumbed Rissoles, my Sweet & Sour Carrots and Peas. My pet peeve is chewy steak, over cooked meat and under cooked chicken. My quirks are that I must use small containers to separate my ingredients even though I will mix them together in the first step.
 
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