Name: Spanish tortilla with chorizo, sweet potatoes and squash
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 45 min
Total time: 55 min
Ingredients: 1/2 tsp fennel seeds; salt and freshly ground pepper; pinch chilli flakes; 3-4 tbsp olive oil + 1 tbsp to mix in with the eggs; 6 large eggs; handful fresh sage leaves; 250 | 9oz butternut squash; 150 g | 5.3oz sweet potato; 1/2 tsp sweet paprika; 3 garlic cloves; 100 g | 3.5oz chorizo

Spanish Tortilla

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This Spanish-style tortilla with chorizo, sweet potatoes and squash can be eaten hot or cold and makes a great portable snack.

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Gluten Free

Lactose Free

Paleo

Whole 30

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fennel seed

Salt & Pepper

red pepper flakes

Oils

milliliter

olive oil

eggs

Fresh Vegetables

fresh sage

butternut squash

sweet potato

paprika

garlic

Bacon & Sausage

mexican chorizo

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Lutein+zeaxanthin

Iodine

Bringing the authentic taste of Spanish cuisine right into your kitchen with this delightful tortilla recipe. This is not your common sandwich tortilla, but a Spanish-style omelet packed with potatoes, onions, and spinach. We'll use fewer eggs to create a light yet satisfying dish, highlighting the smoked flavor of paprika and the aromatic fresh thyme. Topped off with the rich Manchego cheese, which adds a luscious creaminess that takes this dish to a whole new level. Pre-cooked diced potatoes are utilized for a quicker cooking process without compromising the taste and texture.

Classic Spanish Tortilla with a Twist

Don't confuse this with the flour or corn tortillas you use to make wraps. A Spanish tortilla is a potato-and-egg omelet found on numerous menus throughout Spain. Traditionally these are cooked in heaps of olive oil. Our version uses less oil, so it's lower in calories, and if you use precooked diced potatoes, it's faster too.

Spanish Tortilla with Pimenton Aioli is a layered potato and egg open-faced omelet. Serve it as an appetizer, snack, or main for breakfast/brunch or a light dinner.

Spanish Tortilla with Pimenton Aioli

Chicken, potatoes and eggs married together in perfect harmony to make an effortless meal for busy families.

Spanish Style Tortilla with Chicken

Fresh Herb Spanish Tortilla, or a Spanish omelette, is filled with thinly sliced potatoes and onions poached in olive oil, and then covered in eggs and fresh herbs. I topped this Spanish tortilla with sour cream, more fresh herbs, and chopped red onions and cherry tomatoes for added deliciousness!

Fresh Herb Spanish Tortilla

Spanish Tortilla with Burrata and Herbs

The Spanish tortilla has nothing in common with the Mexican variety except its shape and its name. One is just a bread. The other can be an appetizer, a snack, or even a light meal. But the Spanish tortilla has another advantage: because it is better at room temperature than it is hot, it should be made in advance, anywhere from 15 minutes to a few hours. In its most basic form, the tortilla is a potato and egg open-faced omelet that derives most of its flavor from olive oil. Onions or scallions can replace the potato in part or entirely, as can cooked greens like chard. The only hard part is turning the partly formed tortilla, so do it swiftly and carefully . The worst that will happen is that a little potato and egg will be left behind when you return the cake to the skillet. If you can't bring yourself to risk the flip, just slide the pan into a 375-degree oven until the eggs are completely set, but not overcooked.

Spanish tortilla with chorizo, sweet potatoes and squash

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