7 Must-Try Egg Dishes For Busy Mornings
Jul 07, 2025
A spicy Indian-style omelette with onions, tomatoes, chilies, and coriander.
Quick, flavorful scrambled eggs with spices, onions, and tomatoes—perfect with toast or paratha.
Soft or hard-boiled eggs sprinkled with chaat masala, salt, and pepper.
Stuffed or layered paratha with a spiced egg filling—wholesome and filling.
Simple yet delicious fried eggs with crispy edges and runny yolk—great with toast.
Quick sandwich with boiled eggs, mayo, pepper, and fresh veggies.
Middle Eastern-style dish with poached eggs in a tangy tomato and bell pepper sauce—perfect with crusty bread. Read Next Story
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