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No matter the season, the breakfast menu has a large variety that we want to try. The tastiest meals, nevertheless, are those made with fresh, recently plucked seasonal food since it is nutrient-rich and full of flavour. Our appetite increases in the winter, and so does our breakfast menu. We therefore considered developing a unique winter breakfast menu with intriguing items prepared with spinach (palak). Don't we all enjoy the flavour of the vivid, bright winter greens? Spinach is an essential part of our winter diet because it is delicious and offers a number of nutritional advantages. Here are some breakfast recipes for spinach that are perfect for the winter.
Spinach Pancake
Spinach is added to the traditional morning food. This delectable pancake is made with eggs, spinach leaves, and the healthier whole wheat flour.
Recipe: Add flour to a bowl by sifting. Mix in the egg, curd, water, and oil. Add spice, nutmeg, and spinach paste after stirring. 30 minutes should be set aside. Sauté onions in heated oil for two to three minutes. Using only half the cheese, blend the filling ingredients with the chopped onions in the yoghurt. To make a thin pancake, add some batter to a pan that has been greased. For each side, cook for about 2 minutes. Serve hot
Baked Spinach And Corn
To start a chilly day on a warm note, prepare a cheesy baked dish with spinach and corns. This baked meal is both tasty and healthy.
Recipe: Add cumin to the heated oil. When it begins to sputter, add the onions and stir-fry over high heat, coating generously with oil. Stir-fry the spinach and corn together thoroughly over high heat. Add some maida, stir-fry until just beginning to brown, then add the milk and continue to stir until fully combined. Transfer to a serving dish that can go in the oven after adding salt and kali mirch. On top, sprinkle some cheese. Serve hot after baking for 30 minutes in a preheated oven.
Palak Poori
If you are constantly in the mood for traditional Indian food, try making your poori with spinach and tucking into a hot, filling breakfast of poori bhaji.
Recipe: Before incorporating the water, combine the ground spinach with the dough. Salt and 'ghee' are rubbed into the flour, and then water and salt are combined to form a firm dough. At least 30 minutes should pass while the dough is covered and rested. About 1/8" of puris should be rolled out. When a piece of dough instantly rises, add the puri to the hot oil. If you gently press in the centre with a slotted spoon, it will rise immediately and puff up. Fry it again until both sides are a pale brown. Remove from the oil and lay on a piece of absorbent paper before moving to a serving dish.
Palak Dosa
What could be better than a dosa if you're in the mood for South Indian food? Make one with spinach, a wonder green, and reward yourself first thing in the morning.
Recipe: Give spinach a five-minute boil. Let it cool before pulverising it into a paste. Add the pureed spinach now to the batter. Add the ginger-garlic paste, salt, black pepper, turmeric, and green chilies. Mix everything thoroughly until it is all mixed. A pan is heated over medium heat. Spread some oil on it. Put a ladle's worth of batter on the pan. Spread it out with the ladle's back. Use a spatula to flip the dosa over once the top side starts to dry out. Make sure to cook it evenly on both sides and avoid burning it. Warm up and serve with chutney or sambhar.
Spinach Omelette
Is it possible to ever exclude our favourite omelette? The addition of eggs and spinach improves and makes healthy this traditional dish.
Recipe: Whip the eggs slowly, then season with salt and pepper. Cook the beaten eggs in hot oil in a pan. Gently whisk the eggs with a fork. Add oregano, onions, spinach, and olives on top, then fold. Fold it once more before serving.
