Quirky Recipes: Author’s Own

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Quirky Recipes: Author’s Own

The Joy of Banana Omelette

Photograph of the author’s recipe by the author

Yes, you read that right; banana omelette. (I was inspired to create this by my sister’s love of banana sandwiches as a child.) Something to use that leftover banana with.

Ingredients

1 banana

Herbs such as mint, sage, and thyme

2 eggs

Feta cheese

Method

Whisk eggs

Drop in cheese

Pour into a frying pan lined with olive oil.

Drop in herbs and spices

Add sliced banana

Turn over till lightly browned

Serving suggestion

As you like it

With thick double cream for a treat.

Foodie Biography

I began cooking at around 8 years old. I love to mix unusual flavors to create interesting new dishes to interest my taste buds.

Getting used to cooking for one or two is very tough after 20-plus years of cooking for a family of five.

I hope you enjoy my recipe.

Here is a photograph of my homemade tomato sauce. The recipe is here:

Food For Thought

‘Food for thought’ used to be a regular saying when I was growing up. It means finding something which gives you pause and makes you think…

medium.com

I will be publishing more of these as the month progress.