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Nutrition: per serving

  • kcal515
  • fat41g
  • saturates7g
  • carbs22g
  • sugars3g
    low
  • fibre3g
  • protein12.98g
  • salt0.3g
    low
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Method

  • step 1

    Scrape the new potatoes or leave the skins on, if you prefer. Cut them into thick slices. Chop the onion.

  • step 2

    Heat the extra-virgin olive oil in a large frying pan, add the potatoes and onion and stew gently, partially covered, for 30 mins, stirring occasionally until the potatoes are softened. Strain the potatoes and onion through a colander into a large bowl (set the strained oil aside).

  • step 3

    Beat the eggs separately, then stir into the potatoes with the parsley and plenty of salt and pepper. Heat a little of the strained oil in a smaller pan.

  • step 4

    Tip everything into the pan and cook on a moderate heat, using a spatula to shape the omelette into a cushion.

  • step 5

    When almost set, invert on a plate and slide back into the pan and cook a few more minutes.

  • step 6

    Invert twice more, cooking the omelette briefly each time and pressing the edges to keep the cushion shape. Slide on to a plate and cool for 10 mins before serving.

Recipe from Good Food magazine, September 2003

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Gastro Sue

How big a pan would you use for 6 eggs? TIA x

kadrisalih1946JPhAOVZr

Medium size pan

gwynneth.lewis1

I made this using up left over Spanish Potatoes, (BBC Good Food recipe), instead of new potatoes. It was really, really good.

kadrisalih1946JPhAOVZr

What’s a Spanish potato?

driver74

Loved it, added some red pepper to it. ☺️

abigailjames100925580

question

Once made can these be re heated?

kadrisalih1946JPhAOVZr

Reheat in the oven on 120c for 40 minutes or for a crisp top 180c 20 minutes

BRBQ

To those arguing over the authenticity, it actually originates from the Basque Country, so you're all incorrect, even you Chrizzz. The Iberian omelet known as toŕtiĺa in Basque, is originally made of eggs, potato and white onion. In fact, the first document dates back to the Navarrese farmers who…

katiemillardartwork98361

Thank you interesting to read the history

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