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    Chicken Mixed Veggie Stuffed Omelette


    Now this has become my favorite omelette thus far! Why? It has CHICKEN! hahaha! I guess I just love chicken. You do not need to rack your brain about what to do with left over chicken. It may be to small for a full meal but when you shred you can use as stuffing.

    INGREDIENTS

    3 Eggs
    2 Leftover Chicken Breast
    1 Onion
    Mixed Veggies (brocolli florets, carrots, french beans)
    1 Teaspoon Coriander
    1 Teaspoon Black Pepper
    1 Teaspoon Cumin
    2 Tablespoons Vegetable Oil

    METHOD


    Add chopped onions to pan with oil, fry until softened


    Add mixed veggies (carrots, french beans, broccoli florets)


    You can add peas if you like


    Fry the veggie mix until softened but still crunchy


    Add teaspoon coriander


    Add teaspoon cumin


    Add teaspoon black pepper


    Toss to mix the spices and veggies


    Add pinch of salt


    Stir fry some more


    Add shredded left over chicken breast


    You can use any piece of chicken meat to shred as stuffing


    Stir fry the mixture until well combined


    The stuffing smells amazing!


    How vibrant and colorful does that mix look though?


    Pour the chicken and veggie mix on a plate and set aside


    In same pan add vegetable oil, pour in beaten eggs


    Let the eggs cook until starting to set


    Take the chicken veggie stir fry mixture


    Place the mixture on the edges of the cooked eggs


    You can add all the filling inside half the set eggs


    Cook the eggs for a few minutes with the filling


    Use flat spatula to carefully lift the other half of the stuffed omelette


    Flip the omelette over the stuffing


    Press gently to make stuffing hold better


    Carefully lift the stuffed omelette from the pan


     Place omelette on a warm plate


    Perfect stuffed omelette


    I love the crunch of the mixed veggies and the crispiness of the shredded chicken


    Slice omelette to reveal the delicious chicken veggie stuffing


    One delicious omelette bite!


    CHICKEN MIXED VEGGIE STUFFED OMELETTE

    Recipe by Mulunga Alukwe

    Prep time: 05 Minutes
    Cook time: 10 Minutes
    Total time: 15 Minutes
    Yield: 2 Servings
    Ingredients
    • 3 Eggs
    • 2 Left over chicken breast
    • 1 Onion
    • 1 Cup Mixed Veggies (broccoli, carrots, french beans)
    • 1 Teaspoon Cilantro
    • 1 Teaspoon Black Pepper
    • 1 Teaspoon Cumin
    • 2 Tablespoons Vegetable Oil
    Cooking Directions
    1. Add chopped onions to pan with oil, fry until softened. Add mixed veggies (carrots, french beans, broccoli florets). You can add peas if you like. Fry the veggie mix until softened but still crunchy. Add teaspoon coriander
    2. Add teaspoon cumin. Add teaspoon black pepper. Toss to mix the spices and veggies. Add pinch of salt. Stir fry some more
    3. Add shredded left over chicken breast. You can use any piece of chicken meat to shred as stuffing. Stir fry the mixture until well combine. Pour the chicken and veggie mix on a plate and set aside
    4. In same pan add vegetable oil, pour in beaten eggs. Let the eggs cook until starting to set. Take the chicken veggie stir fry mixture. Place the mixture on the edges of the cooked eggs
    5. You can add all the filling inside half the set eggs. Cook the eggs for a few minutes with the filling. Use flat spatula to carefully lift the other half of the stuffed omelette. Flip the omelette over the stuffing. Press gently to make stuffing hold better
    6. Carefully lift the stuffed omelette from the pan. Place omelette on a warm plate.
    7. Slice omelette to reveal the delicious chicken veggie stuffing. One delicious omelette bite!


    Chicken Mixed Veggie Stuffed Omelette – FAQs

    1. What chicken is best for the stuffing?

    Cooked, shredded or diced chicken breast or thigh works well. Leftover roasted chicken or quick pan-seared chicken are both great options.

    2. What vegetables can I include?

    Common choices are bell peppers, onions, tomatoes, spinach, mushrooms, and carrots. You can customize based on your preferences or what’s in season.

    3. How do I prevent the omelette from breaking?

    Cook the eggs on medium-low heat and avoid flipping until the bottom is set. Fold gently over the filling once it’s ready.

    4. Can I add cheese?

    Yes! Cheese like cheddar, mozzarella, or feta adds creaminess and flavor. Add it with the veggies before folding.

    5. How many eggs should I use?

    Usually 2–3 eggs per serving make a nicely sized omelette.

    6. What sides go well with this omelette?

    Serve with toast, fresh fruit, or a light salad for a balanced meal.

    Nutrition Card – Approx. per serving (1 omelette with filling)

    Nutrient Amount % Daily Value (DV) Notes
    Calories 350–400 kcal — Varies with cheese and oil used
    Protein 30–35 g 60–70% High-quality protein from eggs & chicken
    Carbohydrates 6–10 g 2–3% From veggies
    Sugars 3–5 g — Natural sugars from vegetables
    Fat 20–25 g 30–38% From eggs, chicken fat, and cooking oil
    Fiber 2–4 g 8–16% From mixed vegetables
    Sodium Moderate Adjust based on seasoning and cheese

    Dietary Compatibility & Tips

    Diet Type Compatible? Suggestions
    Low-Carb/Keto ✅ Yes Perfect low-carb protein and fat combo
    Gluten-Free ✅ Yes Naturally gluten-free
    Dairy-Free ✅ Optional Omit cheese or use dairy-free alternatives
    Nut-Free ✅ Yes No nuts involved
    Paleo ✅ Yes Use natural, whole ingredients
    Vegan ❌ No Contains eggs and chicken

    Serving Tips:

    Add fresh herbs like parsley or chives on top. A side of avocado or salsa can add freshness and flavor contrast.


    Please note that these values are estimates and can vary based on specific ingredients and portion sizes used. For precise nutritional information, consider using a nutrition calculator with exact ingredient measurements.

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