One of the frequent dish I cook and a home favorite is Nilagang baka (beef stew with vegetables such as potato, cabbage, mais). I can seldom get the traditional cabbage we use for Nilaga (repolyo) so I content the dish with a type of Chinakohl (Napa cabbage). Most of the time I only use half so I’d end up with a bit more soft leaves and those hardy parts by the base.
What I would do is chop them up real thin and saute them in olive oil. When they are really soggy I put in chopped tomatoes, pepper, salt and beaten eggs. Since our basil have been growing really healthy this season I chopped up some leaves for flavor. Good morning, breakfast’s ready!
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maiylah says
yay, i like! am really more of a breakfast person these days…lol.
thanks for sharing this healthy and delicious breakfast dish over at Food Friday, G
enjoy your weekend! 🙂
imriz says
wow, nice variation of the classic omelet. is that the same as what we call pechay baguio here? ^_^
(hellowww^_^)
gmirage1 says
sis, I forgot how pechay baguio looks like…so I searched and sha nga…
Jean Soo says
oh.. i love beef stew!! and yr cabbage omelette looks yummy~licious!
Vernz@ The Virtual Wanderer says
wow, lovely presentation… looks yummy too.. was here sis for YS.. see you back 🙂
anney says
I haven’t tried making omellete with cabbage! Thanks for sharing this! I try ko minsan!
Jessica says
yum….am drooling and am hungry too, missed the cabbage, one of my fave veggies, visiting for YS, hope that you can visit me back too
Perfectly Blended says
the photo made me hungry. Nice presentation too!