Super easy and quick Asian omelette with prawns and chili jam. It’s slightly spicy and will keep you full for the rest of the afternoon. Also suitable as a light dinner meal.
Asian omelette
This easy Asian omelette is perfect for light dinner or lunch. I love eating it for lunch usually but it depends if I’m working from home or not. Won’t be too good to bring this to lunch I’d think. I made this initially with chili jam, which I brought home from a trip to Norway. Now chili jam can easily be made at home, but over here you cannot find it in the stores.
So lately I’ve been making this Asian omelette with crispy chili oil, because – let’s face it – anything is better with crispy chili oil. Another slightly sweeter alternative is for making this with sweet chili sauce. That will work too.
With a little splash of fish sauce
I just love fish sauce and in this Asian omelette it does give it that instant Asian vibe. But if you hate fish sauce I won’t tell anyone if you leave it out. It will still taste good. I like to serve it with some crunchy elements like cucumber and radish. Pretty simple but so good.
Make sure to not use pre-cooked prawns for this recipe as I find them less than ideal for most dishes. They easily overcook and you don’t want that here. I used prawns with tails on but obviously you can use fully cleaned prawns for the Asian omelette as well.
Light dinner
If you’re serving this for dinner you might want to double the quantities. But it depends on how hungry you are. I like it so much I can easily eat two omelettes so keep that in mind when making it!
Asian omelette with chili jam prawns
Ingredients
- 150 gram prawns raw
- 4 eggs
- 2 tbsp chili jam plus extra to serve
- 1 tbsp fish sauce
- 1/2 cucumber
- few radishes I used the large ones
- rocket cress
Titel
- Break the eggs in a bowl and add the fish sauce and 1 tbsp of the chili jam. Mix well to combine.
- Heat a pan and pour half of the egg mixture into it, swirling the pan to make a thin omelette. Wait until the top is dry and than take it out of the pan, fold in half. Repeat for the second one.
- In the same pan heat a little extra oil and add the prawns and the other tbsp of chili jam. Bake the prawns for about 5 minutes or until cooked
- In the meantime cut the veggies in thin strips using either a cutter or a knife
- For serving put one omelette on a plate and top with the prawns and vegetables. Sprinkle with chili jam and serve straight away.
Nutrition Information per portion:
Disclaimer:
The nutritional values above are calculated per portion. The details are based on standard nutritional tables and do not constitute a professional nutritional advice.
Delicious flavours and mouthwatering Asian omelette.
Cheers,
Rosa