A thick, golden Spanish tortilla of gently cooked potatoes, onion and red pepper set in eggs with spring onions and served with a quick fresh tomato salsa. Great warm or cold for lunch.
Lunch
60
Serves 4 (2 wedges each)

Two wedges give you about 13g of protein for 337 calories. A Spanish tortilla is one of the simplest vegetarian lunches: just potatoes, onion, eggs and olive oil.
Lighter than the traditional way. Classic tortillas often cook the potatoes in a large amount of oil. Here they are cooked gently, covered, in 3 tablespoons of olive oil, so you know exactly how much oil goes in.
The secret to a thick, creamy tortilla. Soaking the hot potatoes in the beaten eggs for 5 minutes before cooking helps the mixture hold together. Cook over a low heat so the inside sets before the base burns.
How to flip it. Use a plate larger than the pan, hold it firmly over the top and turn in one confident movement. Slide it back in to cook the other side.
Not tagged for blood sugar, because the potatoes bring 26g of carbohydrate. Contains egg. For another egg dish, try the Mediterranean vegetable frittata.


















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