Provencal Scramble

"I'm incapable of making a proper omelet, but that doesn't stop me from putting interesting ingredients in my eggs. This throw-together meal is further proof that leftovers and/or a well-stocked pantry can save any "I don't wanna cook" night, especially for someone following a low-carb diet plan."
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
2
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ingredients

  • 5 large eggs
  • 12 teaspoon poultry seasoning
  • 12 teaspoon fines herbes or 1/2 teaspoon herbes de provence
  • 3 ounces shredded sharp cheddar cheese (such as cheddar, white cheddar or Gruyere)
  • 4 ounces diced cooked chicken breasts, leftover or canned
  • 8 kalamata olives, pitted and chopped
  • 5 -6 sun-dried tomatoes, chopped (reconstituted in a little hot water if not oil packed)
  • 1 roma tomato, chopped or equivalent amount of canned diced tomato
  • cooking spray or olive oil
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directions

  • Heat a non-stick saute pan over medium heat.
  • Pan is ready when a drop of water sizzles in the pan.
  • Mix eggs and spices in a medium bowl.
  • Stir in cheese and blend thoroughly.
  • In a seperate bowl, mix remaining ingredients except oil.
  • If chicken is cold, warm it a little in the microwave.
  • Spray pan with oil, or drizzle with a little olive oil and wipe with a paper towl.
  • Quikly stir meat and vegetables into eggs, then dump mixture into saute pan.
  • Let mixture cook for 30 seconds to a minute to set the bottom layer, then stir as for scrambled eggs, cooking to desired dryness.
  • Season with salt and pepper, and hot sauce if desired.

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In my family, I am most famous (infamous) for several dishes: My first original recipe: Conceived around age 7, for a cheese sandwich. Toasted English muffin, spread with butter, slice of American cheese, a good layer of Parmesan, top with other half of buttered muffin. My most disasterous recipe: The Exploding Brownies. Otherwise great hershey's recipe for brownies involving an ingredient (baking powder) that I'd never used before. I somehow misread 1/4 teaspoon as a 1/4 cup. Brownie coated the ENTIRE oven. My most requested recipe: Stollen at Christmas. I am required to make one for my mother ever since my sister gave me Christian Teubner's wonderful Christmas Baking book full of traditional German Christmas treats.
 
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