Vegan Omelette
Recipe by Jamie, RD · Watch on YouTube
VegetarianGluten FreeDairy FreeLow Sugar
15
minutes
Easy
effort
Prep Ahead
- Soak yellow split mung beans for several hours
Nutrition
per serving
270kcal
Protein10g
Carbs35g
Fat14g
Nutrition values are AI-estimated based on ingredients.
Dish Info
Cuisine
ContinentalFusion
Dish Type
Uttapam
Meal Type
BreakfastSnack
Cooking
Shallow Fried
Goes well with
ToastChutneyKetchupTea
Ingredients
- Approximately 2 cups dried yellow split mung beans (moong dal)
- About 1 cup water
- Generous amount black salt (kala namak)
- Yellow turmeric powder
- Other unidentifiable brown and white powdered spices
- Diced orange bell peppers
- Unquantified amount shredded white cheese
- Slices fresh avocado
- Small amount cooking oil
- Chopped green onions
Method
- 1Drain the soaked mung beans and transfer them to a blender.
- 2Add approximately 1 cup of water, a generous amount of black salt, turmeric powder, and other spices to the blender with the mung beans.
- 3Blend the mixture until it forms a smooth, vibrant yellow batter.
- 4Pour the blended batter through a fine-mesh strainer into a bowl, pressing it through with a wooden spoon to ensure a smooth consistency.
- 5Coat a non-stick frying pan with a small amount of oil and heat it.
- 6Add diced orange bell peppers to the hot pan and briefly sauté them.
- 7Pour a ladleful of the yellow mung bean batter over the bell peppers, spreading it to form a round pancake.
- 8Once the omelette begins to set, place shredded white cheese and slices of fresh avocado on one half of the cooking omelette.
- 9Use a wooden spatula to carefully fold the omelette in half, encasing the fillings.
- 10Cook the omelette for a short period on both sides until it achieves golden-brown spots and a firm texture.
- 11Transfer the cooked omelette to a plate and garnish with chopped green onions.
These instructions are our analysis of the original video. Watch on YouTube →
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