Egg Based Breakfast Idea 3: "Roti John" Style Wholemeal Bread Slice With Minced Beef
Roti John is one of Malaysian's favorite night market and Ramadhan bazaar snack. It is basically a mixture of eggs, onion, meat along with other spices fry in a long bread, like the size of a baguette but softer in texture, such as the texture of burger bun.
According to the oral history, Roti John gets its name when a Malay hawker named Abdul used to sell a baguette filled with omelette at his stall at Koek Road to a group of British soldiers every Thursday after their meeting at the Union Jack Club in North Bridge Road. So, every time the British soldiers came to his stall, he used to say "Roti" which refers to the bread and "John" which refers to the white men. So every time Abdul was asking them, " Do you want bread, John?" That's how the name of Roti John was developed.
Roti John is originally made of French toast, but now most of the local sellers are using softer bun in order to meet the local taste. So, Roti John is considered a local version of burger filled with fried omelette, dress with salads and other vegetables and drizzle with sauce and mayonnaise.
Today, what I'm going to share is another modification of Roti John, the healthier version using wholemeal bread slices with only little chili sauce for drizzle. No mayonnaise and other fattening salad dressings added. The concept is all similar as I used eggs with salt, black pepper, diced onion and minced beef for the egg mixture. Because I used slice breads, to make my own style Roti John look thicker, I stacked 3 bread slices, and have them cut into halves. So for 3 slices of bread, I got 2 sets of "Roti John."
It is perfect to feel your stomach with these healthy and fulfilling breakfast. It is easy to prepare and you can also pack some of these "Roti John" for your lunch in the office.
I used my homemade wholemeal bread for this recipe. You can find my wholemeal bread recipe here (wholemeal bread).
Methods:
1. Prepare the egg mixture by adding onion, salt, black pepper and minced beef. Mix well and set aside.
2. Cut the bread slices each into half and spread half teaspoon of butter on top of bread slices.
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