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1 kilo over-ripe tomatoes, concasser
1 small onion, grated
1 coffee-cupful olive oil
6 eggs, well beaten as for an omelette
salt, coarse ground pepper
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In a large frying pan brown the onions in the olive oil. |
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Add the tomatoes, lower the heat and leave them to cook until most of the liquid is absorbed. |
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When the sauce is quite thick, try it. If it’s a little sour, add a teaspoonful of sugar. |
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Add the eggs and stir with a wooden spoonful. Season with salt.
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Serve hot with a generous grind of black pepper. If any scramble is left over, no need to worry, put it in the fridge. It’s delicious cold the next day. |
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If you like mint, sprinkle a little of the finely chopped herb on top.
What more could this simple dish ask for than a fresh, mild white wine. Try Laoutari, Strophilia, Semele, Palatino. Or even the refreshing rosé Ayoritiko Tsantali.
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