Release: 24.04.09

Nursery facility Takenoko’s popular school lunch recipe “Spanish omelette” vol.36

Takenoko Nursery Facility has a homely atmosphere filled with the warmth of wood. The school lunch recipe we will be introducing this time is "Spanish Omelette". The simple taste of fluffy eggs and vegetables is very popular with children! It's easy to make and requires few ingredients, so it's perfect as a snack or side dish for lunch boxes. Please try it!

Spanish omelet ingredients
How to make a Spanish omelet

Spanish omelet ingredients

Egg…32.9g
Onion ... 11.2g
Potatoes…13.3g
Green pepper…4.1g
Salt…0.2g
Pepper...(optional)
Oil…1.4g
Ketchup ... 2.8g

How to make a Spanish omelet

STEP.01

Chop the onions, potatoes, and peppers.

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If you cut it into small pieces, it will cook more easily.

STEP.02

Heat oil in a frying pan, and when it gets hot, stir-fry STEP.01. When everything is cooked through and the vegetables are soft, season with salt to taste.

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Heating it in the microwave will save even more time.

STEP.03

Break the eggs, add salt, STEP.02, and pepper to taste and mix.

STEP.04

Heat the oil and when it gets hot, pour STEP.03 into the frying pan and fry both sides.
Once baked, cut into bite-sized pieces and serve with ketchup.

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Cooking slowly over low heat will prevent it from burning and will give you a fluffy finish.

The taste of the egg ingredients and the flavor of the vegetables go perfectly together! Stir-frying the vegetables first increases the sweetness, making it easier for even children who don't like it to eat it. It would be a good idea to arrange vegetables according to the child's taste, such as carrots, spinach, tomatoes, etc.

*The recipes introduced in this content are part of the nursery school menu.The presentation, ingredients, and quantity are arranged so that it is easy to make at home, so the menu may differ from the actual menu provided at the nursery school.

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