How To Make a Chorizo Breakfast Omelette
This traditional Spanish omelette (also called a tortilla) only has a few ingredients, but don’t be fooled into thinking that means it’s plain – the onions and potatoes are cooked low and slow in a confit-style, and end up being meltingly soft and tender. You can serve this omelette hot or at room temperature, and leftovers make a great addition to your lunchbox.
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