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omelette espagnole épicée aux fines herbes

Simone avril 7, 2021 0 Comments

Un classique espagnol avec une touche inattendue

Posted in plats principauxTagged coréen, épicé, espagnol, fines herbes, oeufs, omelette, printemps, végétarien

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Allô! C’est Simone. Bienvenue à mon site. J’aime les repas fait maison et les légumes de saison.

Même si les plats que je partage ici ressemblent à des recettes, il s’agit plutôt de mets que j’ai préparés et savourés, et qui (j’espère) pourront servir d’inspiration à la maison.

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