Zucchini and Mint Omelette with Milk

The omelette with zucchini and mint with milk is a recipe suitable as a main course to prepare in spring/summer and as long as you can find fresh and fragrant mint. Personally, I enjoy mint as a spice that gives food a finer flavor, and let’s say it goes well with zucchini. Also, we have a saying about parsley: “Parsley never ruins a dish,” which is used in this delicious omelette. Another funny saying about parsley refers to people we don’t know how, but we find them everywhere, and I say this in my dialect 🙂 “ste a tutt vann com u ptrusin.” I would like to collect these proverbs related to cooking. 🙂 Now let’s return to our omelette. 🙂

ZUCCHINI AND MINT OMELETTE WITH MILK
  • Difficulty: Medium
  • Cost: Medium
  • Preparation time: 20 Minutes
  • Cooking time: 10 Minutes
  • Portions: 4/6 People
  • Cuisine: Italian

Ingredients

  • 8 Eggs
  • Zucchini (1 medium)
  • 10 leaves Mint (Fresh)
  • to taste Parsley
  • to taste Fine salt
  • Grana Padano cheese (Grated, a handful)
  • Stale bread (1 slice)
  • 1 cup Milk
  • 1 clove Garlic

Tools

  • Pan

Preparation

  • Brown the diced zucchini with mint and a little finely chopped parsley and garlic in a pan with a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil. Add half a cup of milk and cook covered for five/six minutes.

  • Soften the slice of stale bread in the remaining milk and crumble it. Beat the eggs in a bowl and mix with salt and grated Grana cheese. Add the zucchini cooked in milk.

  • Then clean the pan, grease it with oil and pour the mixture. Cook the Zucchini Omelette with milk over moderate heat until set for about six/seven minutes. Flip it over with the help of a lid and cook for another two minutes.

  • The Zucchini and Mint Omelette with Milk remains soft and fluffy. Great to enjoy as a main course.

Zucchini and Mint Omelette with Milk

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