Carrot and cabbage omelete

 The eggy plat du jour is easy to whip up for breakfast, along with the customary bowl of fruits. They carry a number of vitamins and minerals along with protein. Appending vegetables add fiber.

The innards are..

Carrot, grated - 1 Tbsp

Cabbage, shredded - 2 Tbsp

Green chili - 1/2

Ginger bits - 1 tsp

Organic brown egg - 1

Salt - 2 pinches

Olive oil, extra virgin - 1tsp

The technique..

Mince chili. Put in carrot, cabbage and salt in a small receptacle. Break egg into it and whisk lightly. Heat a flat saucepan. Spill oil onto it. Add ginger and chili bits. Add in whipped egg mixture. Tilt the pan gently to all sides so that the egg spreads. Cook on low heat for 5 minutes and flip. Turn off heat once the omelet is categorically cooked on both sides. Whoop it up alongside a toast.

With the omelet in my platter, I concluded "Where the forest meets the stars. It's a gentle and humane book written by an Glenda Vanderah who worked as an endangered bird specialist before she wrote this debut novel. Jo is working on a research on nesting habits of indigo buntings in a property near a forest. One day, an eight year old girl Ursa turns up in her backyard, seemingly lost, but claiming that she is an alien from another planet, Hetrayeh. She refuses to give any other details about herself. She says that she is here on Earth to witness five miracles and will go back to the stars after that. When Jo calls the Sheriff, she runs off. And Jo is not able to locate anybody like her in the missing children's website. Jo, who lost her mother recently to cancer and had mastectomy done to remove her cancer gets attached to Ursa and likewise. Gabe is a neighbor and the local egg man. He has been broken and depressed from the age of twelve when he found his dad was not his actual father. He gets involved with them too. Its a heart lifting and gratifying story.