Tomato Scrambled Eggs
For today's breakfast, fluffy, creamy eggs hold together a mass of tangy juicy, sweet tomatoes. Best enjoyed when tomatoes are in season.
V2 tbsp butter
4 cups fresh tomatoes or 2 cups canned tomatoes, chopped
4 eggs
salt and pepper
ADDITIONS
fresh basil or other herbs, chopped
Put a small pan on medium heat and melt the butter, then swirl it around to coat the pan. Add the tomatoes. Cook until the tomatoes release their juice and most of the juice evaporates, about 5 to 7
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