Indian-spiced scrambled eggs cooked with a sautéed onion, chilli, and tomato base, kept soft and slightly juicy rather than fully set. Ready in 20 minutes.
Finely chop the onions, garlic and chilli. Dice the tomato. Fry the vegetables in a pan with oil until the onion softens. Add the spices.
Break the eggs and whisk until fluffy. Pour the eggs into the pan and slowly scramble to form a scrambled egg. Do not overcook. Leave a little juiciness in the eggs.
Serve the bhurji immediately warm. Garnish with coriander leaves.
Notes
Pull the eggs off the heat while they still look a little underdone — they'll finish setting in the residual heat of the pan.
Let the spices cook in the oil with the vegetables for a minute before the eggs go in, so they lose their raw edge.
Crumbled paneer can replace some or all of the eggs for a vegetarian version.
Reduce or skip the chilli for a milder version without losing the dish's flavor.
Serve immediately — bhurji is best eaten hot and doesn't reheat well.