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By Jea<strong>net</strong>te Auret<br />

Pizzalette<br />

(pizza omelette) serves 1-2<br />

Toppings<br />

Tomato sauce | Mozzarella | Parma ham<br />

Fresh rocket (arugula) | Rosa tomatoes<br />

Grated mozzarella<br />

*This is just an example of what you can add on<br />

the Pizzalette, but pretty much anything goes…<br />

Ingredients<br />

• 6 eggs<br />

• Salt and pepper<br />

• 1/2 teaspoon dried origanum<br />

• 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder (optional)<br />

Directions<br />

Heat your grill element.<br />

Beat the eggs and seasoning with a whisk until<br />

frothy.<br />

Heat an ovenproof pan on the hob.<br />

*If you don’t have a pan that can go into the oven, just<br />

transfer the omelette to a baking sheet once the bottom<br />

is cooked*<br />

Heat some oil in your pan and add the beaten eggs<br />

to this. Cook the omelette by pulling in the sides of<br />

the omelette and tilting the pan so that the liquid egg<br />

can go to the bottom. Once the omelette is cooked<br />

at the bottom, but still partially runny on top, place<br />

the pan under the grill for a few seconds to cook the<br />

top. The omelette will puff up. At this point, remove it<br />

from the oven.<br />

Cover the omelette with the tomato sauce. Make sure<br />

you use a decent amount so that you get enough of<br />

the flavour. Any leftover sauce can be frozen.<br />

Cover the base with mozzarella and pop back under<br />

the grill to melt the cheese.<br />

Remove from the oven and add your favourite pizza<br />

toppings….<br />

Acknowledgement: Source credit<br />

Making the tomato sauce<br />

• 1 can crushed tomatoes (passata)<br />

• 2 cloves garlic, crushed<br />

• 1 small onion, grated or finely diced<br />

• 1 teaspoon dried origanum<br />

• A pinch of sweetener (optional)<br />

• Olive oil<br />

Directions<br />

Heat oil in a small pot. Over a low heat, sauté the<br />

onion and garlic until softened. Add the crushed<br />

tomatoes, origanum and salt, pepper. Cook for a few<br />

minutes to allow the flavours to blend.<br />

Some canned tomatoes are more acidic than others,<br />

so just check if the sweetener is needed.<br />

photographs by Jea<strong>net</strong>te Auret

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