SCRAMBLED EGGS WITH PASTIRMA

pastirma egg 1 SCRAMBLED EGGS WITH PASTIRMA

A traditional Turkish breakfast is not complete without an egg dish, at least that’s what my mom used to say and always prepared something with egg for our weekend breakfasts.  I still follow her teaching in my kitchen every Saturday & Sunday morning. 

Two of the most well known and often prepared breakfast dishes are eggs with pastirma & eggs with sucuk.  If you missed my posting about PASTIRMA, click to read.

Here is simple and quick recipe for a perfect weekend breakfast.

pastirma egg SCRAMBLED EGGS WITH PASTIRMA

Scrambled eggs with Pastirma

Ingredients

  • 4 large eggs
  • 7 slices of pastirma (less if you prefer)
  • 2 tablespoons of olive oil
  • salt for taste

Preparation

  1. Into a mixing bowl crack the eggs and whisk.
  2. Stack the pastirma on top of each other and cut into 3 sections. (3×7=21 small pieces) This makes for small pieces.
  3. Add in the pastirma into whisked eggs – as picture above. Add in salt and mix.
  4. Over a medium heat up your cooking pan (teflon works best) - heat up the olive oil and pour in your mixture.
  5. With a wooden spoon stir the mixture in the pan, as if you are making scrambled eggs. Cook for a couple of minutes about 2 min until eggs are cooked and the pastirma will cook with the heat of the pan and eggs.
    Note: You can fully cook the eggs all the way through OR leave it a bit runny
  6. Serve with toasted bread & enjoy!

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4 Responses to “SCRAMBLED EGGS WITH PASTIRMA”

  1. Lubna Karim on 23 Feb 2009 at 5:05 am #

    Wow makes me drool……..

  2. Serap on 23 Feb 2009 at 9:56 am #

    This look amazing. I try this eggs with pastirma tonight

  3. http://mrsergulcooksmrsergulbakes.blogspot.com/ on 04 Mar 2009 at 4:43 am #

    Sadly, I grew up in a family where only Chinese food is served. We have never been brought up with scrambled eggs for breakfast. And till now, I don’t fancy that stuff…

  4. Ken Sepeda on 07 Mar 2009 at 2:08 pm #

    Just found your page. I now live in Bedford, Pennsylvania but I lived in Turkey from 1974-77 and probably went to the Yalova Bazaar on most weekends. One of my favorite local places.

    My first wife, Dr. Toni Sepeda, has a home on the Black Sea and has spent every summer there for the last 20 or so years. You might enjoy her book on Turkey, Live With A View: A Turkish Quest. Her love for Turkey is obvious.

    Anyway, great site and thanks for brief memory of Yalova.

    Regards,

    Ken

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