on Nov 16, 2016, Updated Jul 10, 2020
I know I promised you pictures of our Raipur trip, but I’ve just been a wee bit lazy, and those are still sitting in my hard drive,waiting to be posted. But I couldn’t and wouldn’t deprive you of a good recipe, and when you combine Indian style potatoes and eggs, you’ve really got yourself a winner! This is another one of those recipes which is perfect for your Cast Iron Skillet if you own one. I own three and love all of them! But just in case you haven’t opened your kitchen to the wonders of Cast Iron, you can use any other pan. Though I have to insist once again that when you are making these Indian potatoes and egg, a cast iron is perfect because it gives you the crispiest potatoes and a slight char on the bottom. You can also bake these in the oven and you can move your cast iron from stove to oven without breaking a sweat.
I usually end up making skillet breakfasts like this Indian potatoes and egg when we have company, which is quite often. And it’s just so fun sitting around the table sharing breakfast which everyone can have at the same time. There is no you cook-we eat business which is such a bore, and totally unfair to the cook. I make a big batch in a casserole or a skillet like this, and then we just all go at it with slices of warm, crusty bread, fresh fruit and loooots of masala chai. And you know what, I’m sure once you make this, you guys are going to get really creative with this recipe. It’s just one of those which you’ll make your own. Throw in some peppers, sausages, mushrooms or paneer and it’ll become your own creation in a jiffy. Once or twice, we’ve made it with all of thooosee because umm, new flavors are just never enough.
Those gooey center eggs (always my favourite) and the spicy potatoes are the best thing that’s going to happen to your breakfast world. These are totally Denver approved, which makes them twice as awesome! More Breakfast Recipes: Garlic Oats with Masala Fried Eggs
Indian Masala Egg French Toast
Eggless Oatmeal Cottage Cheese Pancakes
