In the mood for a champagne breakfast, but on a beer budget? Here’s a recipe that will satisfy your gourmet urge without breaking the bank.
It requires only three ingredients and takes around 5 minutes to prepare, so it’s economical in every way.
As a child, I always thought broccoli florets were the baby children of tall trees. My mum used to tell me, “If you eat your broccoli, you’ll be as tall as a tree!” Highly effective (no pun intended), given that I was a foot shorter than anyone in my class. Sadly, I’ve since learned that broccoli does not make you taller (I remain vertically challenged), but it is high in vitamin C and fiber, so who’s complaining.
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Ingredients (this recipe serves one)
- 2 eggs
- Teaspoon of low fat milk
- Pinch of red pepper
- Pinch of salt
- 1 cup of broccoli
- Tablespoon of grated gouda cheese (best to use any cheese that melts well)
- Beat the eggs with the red pepper flakes, salt and milk, set aside.
- Heat pan with about 1/2 teaspoon of olive oil, coat all sides.
- When oil is hot, pour egg mixture into pan and let it set for about a minute,
- Use a spatula to lift the edges of the omelet, and tilt pan to allow the eggs to flow underneath
- Repeat this around the egg, until their is no egg liquid left.
- Place broccoli and cheese on one half of the omelet
- Gently flip the empty side over the filled part
- Cover and let sit for about 3 mnutes, allowing cheese to melt.


