EGGS AND POTATOES Recipe 🥚🥔 Very Easy And Delicious Breakfast Recipe | Turkish Tortilla de Patatas

In today's video, we're embracing the magic of eggs and potatoes to bring you a Turkish version of Tortilla de Patatas. This recipe is not just an ordinary breakfast dish; it's a delightful morning feast that will give your day a flavor-packed start. No complicated ingredients, no lengthy processes, just a delicious breakfast that can be prepared in a jiffy. So, are you ready to start your day off right with this egg-citing and pota-terrific recipe? Let's jump right in!
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TURKISH TORTILLA DE PATATAS
3 medium potatoes, diced (dry ones are better because of high starch content, but whatever you have is fine.)
1 medium onion, sliced crosswise (or diced if you prefer a more distributed onion flavour.)
6 eggs
10 tablespoons olive oil
2 tablespoons whipping cream (optional, if you are not on a cheat day like me)
4 handfuls of sesame seeds
2 teaspoons salt
• Place a big pan on high heat and pour 8 tablespoons of olive oil in it.
• Add the potatoes when the oil is hot. Wait for 3-4 minutes to let the potatoes get a good sear.
• Stir the potatoes and scrape the bottom with a spatula. Then set the heat on low.
• Squeeze the onions and place top of the potatoes. Wait for 2 minutes.
• Give it a stir and add 1 teaspoon of salt. Let it cook until the onions are browned and the potatoes get crunchier.
• Beat the eggs, cream and a teaspoon of salt.
• Put a smaller pan (24 cm, 9 in) on high heat and pour 2 tablespoons of olive oil.
• Cover the bottom of the pan with half of the sesame seeds.
• Transfer the potatoes and onions to the smaller pan and add the egg mixture.
• Give it a good shake, put the lid on and lower the heat.
• Let it cook for 8-10 minutes.
• Cover the top with the remaining sesame seeds. You can finish it off in the oven until the top is golden brown.
• To continue with the pan, scrape the sides and the bottom in case it sticks.
• Put a flat-bottomed lid on and flip the eggs onto the lid. Do this away from the flames to avoid any burn.
• Slide the eggs back into the pan and let it cook for another couple of minutes.
• Place the egg onto the dish using the lid and enjoy the crunchy outside and silky inside of the potato eggs. For a full Turkish breakfast experience, eat with tomatoes, olives, purslane, fresh cheese - and of course, Turkish tea!
To make the cheese in the video,
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• You need to curdle the milk as shown in the video.
• When the curdling is done, take them on a sieve and add salt while it is hot.
• Put some weight on it and let cool with weight. Curdles will merge and your cheese will be ready to slice when it is cold.

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I'm Spanish and I love your approach to our Tortilla de patatas. I will try it today. It looks delicious.

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I am 48 my mother would make tortilla de patatas every Friday. Watching you make this brought back fond memories. Thanks for sharing. I love the passion that you cook with.

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I´m Spanish and I would love to try your interpretation of the tortilla, looks so tasty. Love from Madrid

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Actually it is a common plant used in many Turkish recipes; you can cook them with some tomato paste, onions and some rice with a little bit of water, or you can chop them finely and mix them with some plain yoghurt and garlic and eat it cold as a side dish. These two ways they are pretty tasty in my opinion especially because I like the savoury taste of it 😍👌

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I also pulled them out of my garden into the trash. Then my auntie got cancer and her Dr. suggested she eat it for its high vitamin and mineral properties and cancer fighting enzymes. We eat it like a Watercress salad (onions tomatoes and vinegrette.) PLEASE more purslane recipes Refika! How am I surviving COVID? Enjoying the Turkish Nigella and dreaming of a vacation in Instanbul. What a wonderful Ambassador for Turkey Refika is. I would love a tour of Instanbul and a visit to a few local eateries or a farmer's market.

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I love this kind of outdoor cooking.In Guyana we cook our best authentic curries on a fireside. Potatoes are my favourite comfort food.I have to try your recipe.💙

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I used to cook it when I was a teen back in Russia and it was thought to be a local country style food😅 we all have something in common 👍

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My mother used to make this when I was little. I grew up mostly in Ireland.

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Yup I even saw it in Germany where they used the same trick, but with a plate to flip it.

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My Estonian mother-in-law used to make fried potatoes eggs & onion. I am American & we still make it. Thought it was her home country comfort food.

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@Nettie Reynolds It's called Purslane? No idea exactly what it is. Maybe any kind of edible leaf.

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I will be making this for my sister and I on the weekend!! Perfect comfort food for a weekend of sadness and fun as we honour and celebrate our brother, who passed away on August 31st from ALS and my birthday on September 16th. I live on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada and we have been doing well with Covid. I think living on an Island has helped us but we are also doing what we should to stop the spread; washing hands, wearing a mask and social distancing. I have also kept my people bubble pretty small too. I am enjoying your videos immensely and have made your hummus from scratch, so good!! Excited to see your new kitchen!

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I didnt know that tortilla de patatas is also popular in Türkiye. I love spanish food, when in Spain, my favorite breakfast, is a slice of torilla de patatas, a glass of orange juice and an espresso. In Türkiye, its either "only" menemem (but without meat), or once a week or so, the "grand turkish breakfast".

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So much praise. Not sure what I can add that hasn't been said. I am in US (tiny town in north central Illinois). My exposure to worldly cuisine is via tv or internet. I really enjoy watching and learning a great deal from you. I am Polish and English, husband is Hungarian and Italian so I see some similarities in your food that make me feel sentimental to my families roots. Thank you.

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I love how you made your kitchen happen in the backyard. That is life in Covid 19. Life goes on, while we adapt and push forward. I'm learning the joy of Turkish food on the west coast of USA. I'm learning so much from you! Please show how to thicken soups or sauces. I want to step away from using flour.

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Depending on the dish I’ve found that a purée of a suitable vegetable can help thicken. Doesn’t have to be a lot, especially if it’s potato. Also, red lentils break down so easily and melt into whatever you’re making. I find I don’t taste them at all and tend to put them into a lot of things for the fiber and iron benefit.

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Dawne Smith-Sliming correct me if I’m wrong: cook red lentil in a batch until it’s soft and creamy, add a spoonful of red lentil into the dish to thicken it... one batch of red lentil can last several meals... or if it’s for pot of soup, add handful of red lentil while it’s cooking, treat it as additional ingredients

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LotusPrayer2 Exactly! Anything that I’m going to bring to a boil and then simmer for at least 20 minutes I can put the lentils right in the dish. I prefer to have some prepared but sometimes I don’t plan ahead. I should have also mentioned I always rinse my lentils even though they don’t need soaking this beans.

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*like beans. They don’t need soaking like beans is what I meant to say.

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If in a hurry I thicken soups and stews with instant mashed potato flakes (or grate a raw potatoe a la Julia Child.) Bread crumbs and a spoonful of instant rice can also be added. My grandma from Morocco used bean puree ( lentil or garbanzo.) Powders such as tapioca starch, arrowroot or seaweed powder can also thicken broths.

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In Britain this is called chips and eggs. The potatoes are sliced and fried. You are a beautiful woman inside and out. I love it when people are proud of their heritage and work to preserve it and teach about it.

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My mom is from Barcelona, I learned it from her, so very fun to see a turkish twist on it. We sometimes make all kinds of different ones (for example the classic, chorizo, paprika, asparagus, tuna, artichoke, well almost every variation is possible) and a couple of different salads for the side and bread and dips like alioli and herb butter (tapas style).

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I am from Spain and in my family we make the tortilla de patatas almost like you do. We like potates crunchy on the outisde and soft in the inside. The onion cooks almost the same time as the potates and becomes soft and caramelized. We also flip the tortilla to brown it on the other side, but we really like the eggs to be some kind of raw in the inside so we cook it at high heat so only the outisde parts of the eggs are set. It makes the creamiest tortilla ever. My grandma made the best tortilla in the family, I loved her to bits.

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I used to make a similar dish for my children we called "hobble bobble." It was the same ingredients of potatoes, onions and eggs. But, I used to scramble my eggs into the caramelized potatoes and onions. I like your way much better and will cook your recipe for my grandchildren now. Thank you. I really enjoy watching you from the US.

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Hi Refika, I am an indian, recently found ur channel in quarantine time. M watching ur all videos, to be honest all r awesome videos, even I am trying some recipes. ❤️ I like ur kindness of sharing food. And this is my first time comment to somebody ❤️ 🙏 Thank you Lots of ❤️ and support 👍

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Ugh. Why are your videos so damn addicting?! Still working my way through your deliciousness, but wow, everything has been amazing. But your videos are stellar - and so entertaining! Need to go to Istanbul

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That lid flip is a game changer I love your videos

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Just found this channel today ..really liking it …those vegetables looks really fresh

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Chicago Illinois here made the potato egg skillet this morning YUMMY! Thank you! I am addicted to your channel it brings me joy. keep up caring for the earth& each other! And cooking 'very much ' ♥️

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It's good you asked because you have been the light of the lockdown for me. Learnt so many things throughout the course of your videos about the history of food and great tips. And this video was so full of all that, and great vibes. Your movable kitchen is genius and a great gift as well. I would love you doing one of these outdoor sessions from time to time. 😀 This is my favourite KZbin channel from the time I discovered you, to now, to always ❤️ Continue your good work. And be blessed always

[@midei]

Your tortilla with a Turkish twist looks amazing and I’m sure it’s delicious. It gave me a lot of good ideas. Greetings from Spain! 👋🏼

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Loved this recipe as I am vegetarian please have more ! Love your cooking. Love from New Mexico❤️

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Yummy yummy food love Istanbul ,I was there 5years ago, after Covid 19 is over I want to go back to visit again and see more about your country, love from Melbourne Australia ,you all be safe ❤️❤️🇦🇺🇦🇺

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I am so glad that I found your channel bcz. I am in love with Turkish tradition I love dramas I love foods. One day I visit this beautiful country and I am going to try all of you Turkish recipes. You are an incredible women. ❤️❤️❤️

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I love how you use the lid to help you flip the eggs+potatoes. ♥️

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Lady you are simply awesome. It's so apparent you simply LOVE cooking and food!👍😊

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I love your cooking style 😋 please teach us Turkish food we love Turkish food

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I made your doner kebab and my two picky eaters loved it! You’re amazing,thank you!

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I love you. You show and remind us of everything. You live from here like I wanted to live my live not wasting and replenishing the soil so that I could be an example for my children however surviving living got in the way.

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Ooohhhhhh myyy potatoes, eggs, onions done! Love it! Thanks! - Nisa (Singapore)

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Love your outdoor kitchen!😍

[@rbb3979]

My georgian grandmother used to make this for us when we were kids :-) what memories! Thank u ! Peace and love from Israel 🌺

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So envy your outdoor kitchen. To cook under a fig tree n be surrounded by friends. Life cannot get better. Greetings from Singapore n thanks for sharing.

[@helenrobinson8894]

This looks so delicious. I am definitely making next weekend for a late breakfast/ lunch. Thank you. Well i am working, spent long time working from home but went back to the office about 3 months ago. So far my grown son has had to isolate twice and grandchildren twice. I have been lucky so far

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It's nice to be outdoors.

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Refika'cığım, öncelikle ellerine sağlık. Biz Italya'da yaşıyoruz, eşime bir turk aşçısını izletmek için bu videoyu başlattık, burada semiz otu satılmaz marketlerde . Böyle bir iki haftadır bahçenin önünde ki vazoda bir bitki yetişiyordu, biz de anlamadık ama suladık vs, apartmandakiler kesmesin diye üstüne notlar bıraktık, meğerse semiz otuymus , şimdi senden görünce öğrendik :) sevgiler.

[@PaulScott_]

My wife and I just recovered from COVID and are on the mend but just very tired. Thanks for sharing your recipes with us and I will be trying this one for sure - potatoes and eggs - how can you go wrong. I have a bread recipe question. Two elderly Turkish ladies were visiting their family and I had the pleasure of having them cook for me. They were from the Adana region and made this ultra thin bread (thin like a crepe) for breakfast and it was delicious served with apricot preserves and washed down with a gallon of Turkish tea - mmmmm!!!!!. I didn't have time to learn the recipe and they have both since passed away I am sorry to say. If someone can point me to a recipe or maybe someone that lives in Turkey and has a KZbin cooking channel could make it (hint hint LOL) it would greatly appreciated! Stay Safe! :)

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Glad you recovered!🙏😌 Refika has a lavash recipe in the channel, could that bread be it?

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@@toosiyabrandt8676 Thank you for that information and Shalom in the name of Yeshua HaMashiach! :)

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@@selins.4267 That looks like it could be it! Thank you so much for pointing to that recipe as I think I was in the middle of recovering when that video was posted! I have a faint faint memory of it but yes, it looks thin and delicious and we used it instead of utensils!

[@toosiyabrandt8676]

@@PaulScott_ HI HALELLUYA !You are very welcome and share the information! God knows everyone needs it!

[@carmencitaphillips6323]

I love eggs,potatoes and onions

[@apriltwenty4945]

Hi, I am in UK, love your channel , Love your vibe and positive and the additional info that you provide about your country. I would love to visit Turkey someday... it sounds awesome! By the way I tried this potato and egg dish, everything was going well till I tried to flip it and the whole mixture ended up on my cooking range. Wish I could do this as effortlessly as you. Hats off to you.

[@kind1900]

I could never think of adding sesame seeds to an omelet. I am potatoes and eggs lover so this is going to be a weekend treat for me.

[@ayselbars-asenova6769]

Anlatışı bile lezzetli yaa, dünyaya yemek yapmak ve sevdirmek için gelmiş mübarek 🥰✨❤️

[@pabloacevedo8555]

I just saw your egg potato omellete and i will try to make it.it looks easy and delicious.here in puerto rico we are going Through the same situation with covid.always use the mask and stay inside.many people here have been infected.one of our dreams is to someday visit turkey.its a beautiful countrywith beautiful people.we watch many turkish movies and love them.istanbul is beautiful.puerto rico is beautiful too.take care.

[@jenvillemaire2]

Love you, your expressions and all your videos! My husband is Turkish so he is so happy I found your channel too, and even if he doesn’t want to learn to cook, your videos are perfect and he loves to watch too! 😊 and now I can cook for him much much better 😉

[@lalehabasova1880]

You are just amazing, dear Refika!! Your sweet English, the food, the way you represent the process! So nice! I used to watch your videos in Turkish and discovered the English version just a few weeks ago.... The warmest wishes from Azerbaijan! You are wonderful!

[@barbararoman2945]

A new kitchen is so exciting. You keep feeding those workers and they’ll never finish! It’s going to be great! Thanks for the video. I make something very similar but now I shall add sesame seeds!

[@martyrose]

I still love everything about this channel! :)

[@dawudabdussabur6164]

Ma Shaa Allah, Cullinary wise, every recipe that I watch, I'm falling in Love with this woman. Shes like a Turkish Rachel Ray; warm & inviting. You make me Extremely Hungry. I'm originally from NYC but I've relocated to North Carolina. One of the things I miss the most is access to every nationalty food. Turkish happens to be one of my favorites. I used to visit my Turkish friend & brothers in Brooklyn at the Mosque, at the food market & of course at the Restaraunt. Some of the Best food in the world. As I'm about to make my mourning prayer, I'm having some Warm Memories. I'm looking forward to trying out your recipes in my new apartment That I just moved into. I will let you,Refika, know the results. Thank you & Bless you for sharing your Warm personality & your cooking talents. Alhamdulilah.

[@teateao]

This is going to be my dish for tonight!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@cecipalacios1007]

Many of my friends and family in countries around the world have been able to handle these harsh 12 months thanks to Turkish series that we love love love. The beauty of your country’s history, majority of its people, its food, its landscape has make us fall in love with Turkey. Stay true to your roots and traditions. I love the fact that aside from delicious foods you also encourage organic gardening, make your audience aware of the toxic substances in cooking tools, avoid as much possible plastic. Thanks for sharing your delicious dishes.

[@louverousse9023]

That is a staple in our home, with some cheese melted on top . I think I'm going to have to grow some purslane next year , looks really great ! Surviving covid by knitting, cooking, bothering the husband and taking care of my FB group members who are all disabled creators . Only went out twice because I had to have my upper teeth all pulled out so I've been searching your channel for some nice very soft recipes and have found a few that look so, so good ! Ordering the ingredients Monday lol . Love that outdoor kitchen ! Wouldn't mind cooking there myself, then sitting under the fig tree with a tea, coffee and simply enjoying the present moment . Hugs to you Dear Refika and to the whole team, you are wonderful !

[@MoniqueSinha]

Looks amazing! Def need a good nap after eating something comforting like this

[@Maria_Malik786]

The sesame touch is brilliant , next level tortilla de pastas .