Easy PEAsy recipe. My love for veggies is well known. I could not live on a vegetable and grains-based diet otherwise. I still feel that some veggies do not find enough space in my recipes, though. Like Peas, for example. In the past I shared with you this quick to make Pasta with Peas and Fava Beans and this fresh Pea Pesto Crostini Recipe.
Since I came back from my trip to Greece, I found myself addicted to Greek Yogurt. It brings a creamy, velvety density that hooks me on the very first spoon. Finding a way to implement it in my recipes was a natural step.
Now yogurt can be found in my drinks – have you ever tried Ayran? – and in my salty breakfast, for example in the topping for these Crostini served on Whole Wheat Walnut Bread and topped off with scrambled eggs (which, by the way, I only recently learned how to make properly! p.s. Making good scrambled eggs in my kitchen means burning my slices of bread a little. Inevitable compensation).
I’m still looking for more recipes that can include Greek Yogurt and gain extra creaminess from its texture.
Any suggestions? What’s your favorite way to eat/drink Greek yogurt?
Pea and Greek Yogurt Mash
- 1 cup of peas (if frozen thawed in microwave about 2-4 minutes)
- 3 Tablespoons Greek Yogurt
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 2 Tablespoons extra-virgin Olive Oil
- Throw all the ingredients into a food processor and blend until smooth. I served this mash on 4 slices of bread grilled in the oven for about 5 mins at 200 degrees.
Very satisfied
Gosh you are creative! Love getting veggies in at breakfast time and this is a great way! I am also eyeing off your walnut bread to have with it mmm the perfect sunday breakie!
What a great way to start the day!
Love your breakfast crostinis, they look mouthwatering.
Scrumptious! A tasty combination.
Cheers,
Rosa
So healthy!! That looks like the most perfect scrambled eggs ever. Truly 🙂
OOh, yum! I love this, and I have all the ingredients already! I should definitely make this for breakfast sometime!