I am a vegetarian who is partial to eggs.
I cook with lots of vegetables. You might easily say it is over the top. No amount is too much for me.
I prefer sauteed vegetables to boiled or fried.
I take time to cut them.
I believe you must cut them in a way to help them cook and coalesce into a tasty flavorful medley.
The following is for two servings with two eggs per serving
I add salt (sea salt crystals, shaker), and fresh ground black pepper ( hand grinder) with each set of vegetables added to the pan
Mushrooms, broccoli and cauliflower (cut into small florets), bell pepper, sweet pepper, Italian beans (home grown), baby lima (frozen, thawed in microwave), chillies (serrano), ginger, onions
heat large saucepan (medium heat). Add 4-5 table spoons oil (canola)
when hot add chillies to hot oil. Move them around tossing or stirring for 5 sec (to remove sting), add ginger and toss for two seconds, add onions and stir - 5 secs
Add vegetables in order of cooking time.
First toss in Italian beans, add salt and pepper to help it break down. Add a couple of tablespoons of water to soften the beans while cooking. Cover and cook for 3 minutes - stirring/tossing
Then add broccoli, cauliflower florets, peppers. Add salt and pepper. Toss cover and cook and stir occasionally - 5 min
Vegetable cooking with steam from their juices (This is a better tasting than boiled vegetables)
Add mushroom and lima beans. Add salt and pepper. Toss/stir. Cover and cook stirring often - 3- 4 minutes
It is cooked when when most of the water has evaporated and you can see the charring on some vegetable due to the onions and chillies
Break two eggs. Add some salt and pepper and beat them
Add the veggies and mix well
It should almost fill the cup
Heat a small saucepan (medium heat) , add a table spoon of oil. When hot add the egg vegetable mixture to hot oil
Stir and cook till done.
Enjoy!
Served with phulka rotis (light Indian pan bread made of whole wheat flour - like tortilla)