Look for a different omelette recipe for the breakfast? Zucchini Omelettes are healthy, delicious, and simple to make. Use smoked salmon, or cheese instead if you have no leftover Milanese chicken in the fridge that needs to be used up.
- 3 Eggs
- 1 tbsp Water
- 150 g Zucchini, grated
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 1 tbsp Oil
- 80 g Leftover Milanese chicken, diced
- Beat eggs and water in a bowl. Mix in grated zucchini and season with salt and pepper. Heat the oil in a small, non-stick skillet. When hot, add half the egg mixture and cook for 1 minute until the egg begins to set. Scatter evenly with half diced chicken.
- Cook for a further 1-2 minutes, until the egg is golden underneath, and just set on top. Slide out onto a serving plate, folding it over as you go. Repeat. Serve the omelette with your favourite salad.
Yummy.. Now really I am hungry Angie !!!!
ReplyDeleteI love egg dishes. They are perfect for any meal. I love that you're using up leftovers too!
ReplyDeletethat looks really good, and you take great pics too!
ReplyDeleteGreat way for leftover :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a hearty breakfast!
ReplyDeleteA protein packed breakfast! Looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteMaking an omelette takes such skill and you made a beautiful one. If I ate meat, I'd be all over this recipe.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful omelette taken in a beautiful light!
ReplyDeleteOh..lovely post. I wonder I can wait until tomorrow morning as now is 11.30pm.
ReplyDeletei love to cook it that way too!
ReplyDeleteThis looks really good. This is the kind of thing I like to make for a late weekend breakfast. I love the ingredients you've used here and know I would love this omelet. I hope you are having a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteI've never made an omelette with chicken before. THis is actually a great idea for dinner.
ReplyDeleteMouth watering omelette! Again the pictures speak for themseleves!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good... would be great for a light dinner or lunch too with a light salad!
ReplyDeleteomelette salée ou sucrée c'est un délice j'adore
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How enticing! I would happily have this for breakfast, lunch or dinner!
ReplyDeleteA great omelette to use up left over chicken. Looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteMmmm I love anything with zucchini! This omelet looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThat is another meal by itself from the leftover. Great idea!
ReplyDeletewow this omelette looks amazing a tasty summer meal yum
ReplyDeletewow!!sounds interesting.omelette looks so tempting.
ReplyDeleteVery light and healthy indeed! yum!
ReplyDeleteLipsmacking omelette, looks fantastic and delicious..
ReplyDeleteYou know Angie when I saw the title, it was like walking into a restaurant- I saw the first thing on your menu and I just am ready for you to serve it up to me, no need for the beautiful photo- just sold!
ReplyDeletehealthy one...never tried this one...must be delicious
ReplyDeleteSo thoughtful of u Angie.....my hubs is a fan of omlette wit diff toppings..will impress him tis weekend wit ur omlette.
ReplyDeleteThks ya.
Breakfast is always my most enjoyable meal in a day. I enjoy wake up early to prepare it and eat something to fill my stomach to jump start a new day. This omelette is absolutely a good one! That's a good idea to use whatever leftover to add into the omelette. I love this!
ReplyDeleteWhat a decadent and delicious omelette with the milanese chicken and zucchini! It sounds good with the cheese too. I could eat these for dinner!
ReplyDeleteThat looks excellent! Now you've given me a craving for an omelette!
ReplyDeletehmmm.... nice and yum...
ReplyDeleteYour omelette looks perfectly delicious!
ReplyDeletegreat for breakfast, yummy!
ReplyDeleteThis would make a lovely meal anytime of day. I love to use leftover meat in omelets.
ReplyDeleteAngie, that is one beautiful omelet. A must try with the smoked salmon, divine!
ReplyDeleteVery tasty and handy recipe for using up leftovers though I think it would make an equally appealing light lunch with soup and salad on the side!
ReplyDeleteAlthough I could not have this for breakfast, I'd love it for lunch.
ReplyDeleteLovely omellete recipe. Great photo as well.
ReplyDeleteCheers
You have made the zucchini omelette different with the addition of chicken meat, even it is a leftover.
ReplyDeleteI am making this this weekend and your zucchini and poppy salad. Thanks for the great recipes!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of leftovers...it looks great...you do love zucchini don't you!
ReplyDeletei love your presentation! Thanks for this great idea! Simple enough for me to make. Putting the salad on the side is also something that I would never think of, so thanks for giving me some ideas.
ReplyDeleteA perfectly carmelized omelette with delicious ingredients. Your food photography is always pristine!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely omelette. Looks delicious!!
ReplyDeleteLove the little babies, zucchini, more and more. It seems that egg and zucchini are good partners in any dish.
ReplyDeleteThere isn't a weekend that goes by that I would get away from not making an egg based dish for Hubby. Your hearty omlette would put a great big smile on his face for sure ;o)
ReplyDeleteYou want to come give me a break in my kitchen Angie?
Great photo and recipe. Thanks.
Flavourful wishes, Claudia
chicken in an omelette? must give it a try
ReplyDeleteGood recipe! I think I need two of those Angie!
ReplyDeleteWow! the pictures make me crave dear. I love anything with eggs and chicken, simple and jiffy recipe too...
ReplyDeleteThis is indeed different and I must try it! Yum!
ReplyDeleteOh how fun for the summer Angie! Especially on tedious weeknights when I want to do nothing but curl up on the couch at watch Mrs. Marple :)
ReplyDeleteCiao, Devaki @ weavethousandflavors
I love omelettes!!!They are so versatile and delicious! Yours sounds wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great Sunday brunch!
ReplyDeleteGreat omelette - I like the zuchinni in this dish. Thank for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis looks fabulous! My garden is full of zuchinni! So glad to find this recipe!
ReplyDeleteThat omelette just looks perfect and the perfect meal with a bit of greens and a glass of crisp white wine. Perfection. The flavors you selected sound super!
ReplyDeleteA super delicious omelet! What a great way to use up the leftovers!
ReplyDeleteDelicious wholesome omelette :)
ReplyDeleteAngie..that is a wonderful and healthy omelette using leftovers from the fridge. Thanks for sharing this. I am hungry just drooling at it :P
ReplyDeleteI've never tried zucchini in an omelette before.....
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I am too hungry Angie! That's a great way to use leftover chicken, healthy and delicious!
ReplyDeletedifferent omelette!! :) but sound greatt!! yummmmmmmmm!! m sure my hubbies gonna love this for breakfast :)
ReplyDeletethanx angie..
cheers!!!
Your omelette looks so delicious!! I am a lousy cook and so I love to stop by your blog to enjoy your dishes :)
ReplyDeleteZucchini and smoked salmon...I'm in!
ReplyDeleteMy American mom makes zucchini omelette, too, with some other leftovers from the day before! This is a ritual during summer, when they have gobs of zucchini from the garden! Yours look so delectable!
ReplyDeleteAngie, you are certainly on the roll. This makes for a great light lunch or dinner as well as breakfast. Just my kind of all-day breakfast dish.
ReplyDeleteI love making a meal out of an omelette. This one has everything for that!
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One thing is sure - I, too, am a master omelet maker. One of my favourite things to make for my husband on the weekends, and I am also a master at making them delicious with leftovers from the fridge. This one looks stellar! He would not eat it with the broccoli in it. :(
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Valerie
elle doit être savoureuse cette omelette et très goûteuse
ReplyDeletebonne soirée
This looks like a great breakfast I can wake up to! Lovely! Gotta to go get some zucchini! Thanks for this recipe. :)
ReplyDeleteA big thanks for all you guys that were kind enough to stop by and leave me all the kind words!
ReplyDeleteAngie
love omelette, great idea to use zucchini, now another idea if I have leftover zucchini :)
ReplyDeleteleftover chicken never had it so good! bonus--this is a delicious way to use the glut of zucchini we suddenly have! :)
ReplyDeleteIch liebe die Zutaten. Kommt auch auf die Nachkochliste.
ReplyDeleteAngie, I'm jumping back in to tell you the chutney would work really well with Frikallen. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteI love zucchini omelettes or fritters and this one with the addition of chicken is scrumptious! Love your shot as well!
ReplyDeletewe love omelettes and using leftovers great idea, great meal
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This reminds me of the way my mom used to make omelets in the summers when there inevitably would be a bumper crop of zucchinis. Great recipe for the summer!
ReplyDeleteAngie, this is a brilliant idea to use up leftover Milanese chicken as I always have one left over and never know what to do with just one. I will be trying this out on my omelet-loving husband!
ReplyDeleteOmelets are perfect for any meal! I love the combination of ingredients in this one. :)
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