Cooking for one (omelette)

August 8, 2006 at 3:50 pm , by sara

I came home from frisbee exhausted and starving and stared into my refrigerator. Nothing. Except for eggs. And some cooked corn on the cobb. And the basil I cut off my plant because it almost died when I went away for a week. And that fresh turmeric root I discovered in Uwajimaya that had been slowly wilting in its plastic wrap. I pulled out the turmeric and cut off a small piece. It was bright orange, spicy and earthy with a depth that powdered turmeric couldn’t touch. So it was decided. I swirled the eggs, grating some of the turmeric into them along with grains-of-paradise (a new discovery from Amanda Hesser), sea salt, and cut corn. I cooked it softly (I’m a runny egg girl) and put in extra sharp vermont cheddar right at the end, then topped it with chiffonaded basil. Just wonderful. Creamy and comforting, yet subtly spicy.

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Pediatrician by day, rampant foodie by night, Sara wanders the streets of Seattle looking for new food finds. She was born and raised on the east coast, but is now firmly planted in northwest soil and growing roots as we speak .

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