Wednesday, 10 June 2009
Basil Omelette and Roasted Peppers Open Sandwich
With El Nino and haze looming over Kuala Lumpur, many times I just don't feel like doing anything but just veg out, cooking over hot stove is really out of the question!
I still have to feed myself eh... so I go for simplicity. A simple sandwich usually will do for me like this one. I bought a bunch of Thai basil from the market and was thinking of the ways of using them up. Usually I would boil a soup but I'm not drinking hot soup in such weather :p So what I did was plucked and cleaned some leaves; chucked them into a lightly beaten egg and made an omelette out of them.
I toasted a slice of my homemade multi-grain bread, butter it and place some tomato slices over. Drizzle a bit of extra virgin olive oil and a light sprinkling of balsamic vinegar. Place the omelette on top and some left over roasted pepper (capsicum). More olive oil and balsamic vinegar, plus some freshly grated black pepper. Voila!!! Simple, fast and best of all no hovering over the stove for more than 2 minutes, YAY!
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Babe_KL
16 Oct 2012
tell me about it..the heat makes me sluggish. i agree with you.. the lighter the meal the better!
ReplyDeleteYeah they say the heat kills the appetite... my question is, how come I'm still scoffing it like there's no sweaty tomorrow? :-P I love the look of this open faced sandwich... all my favourite ingredients in a single configuration!
ReplyDeletethat is certainly 1 quick and easy to prepare dish. looks yummy with full of carbs, proteins, vitamins and minerals.
ReplyDeleteMMMMM looks good. I WANT SOME!!! One way I love using thai basil is adding them to tuna or sardine or any fish actually. for somethign quick - I add them to salad nicoise, tuna and sardine sandwich fillings! For a not so quick dish - throw them in assam pedas!
ReplyDeleteI am trying to grow them. I saw a blogger growing them to arm size leaves in UK so I am jealouslah :P
I don't know how hot it is in KL but it is sooo miserable here - please send me some sunshine and heat pronto!!! they promise us heatwave this summer but it is bloody juen and even the sun is not here!
thing is the last time I went back, I keep complaining about the heat hahahahaha then padan muka the day we went back it was 3C! Pfffttt
CRAZY season of the year...HATE it...absolutely hate it!!
ReplyDeleteNo appetite to makan also; I like to keep it simple too ;)
;-) c&c
ReplyDelete550ml jar of faith, perhaps you have higher metabolism???
cindy, easy peasy eh?
darling lisa, it's very very very HOT in KL now and worse we're having haze again!!!!
yalor Christy