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Mini Egg and Cheese Tortilla Cups

“This neat recipe is great for using up leftover bits of cooked veg, plus combining them with eggs gives the dish a nutritious contribution of protein, vitamins and minerals,” explains chef Phil Vickery.

Makes: 6

Ingredients

For the topping:

Method

Preheat the oven to 200°C/180°C fan/gas mark 6 and line a muffin tin with six cases. The cooked egg mixture tends to stick to the cases, so ideally use a non-stick silicone mould tray, so the contents pop out easily and no oil is needed.

Heat the cooking spray in a small pan and fry the shallot and pepper until softened, about five to eight minutes. At this point you could include any little extra bits like sauteed mushrooms or a handful of chopped spinach leaves, to wilt at the end.

Beat the eggs with the yoghurt, herbs and seasoning in a small jug, add the cooked vegetables and mix all together. Pour the egg mixture into the six cups, half filling each one. Sprinkle with cheese, press half a cherry tomato on top and bake for about 15–20 minutes until set.

Nutrition tip: though these recipes use low-fat dairy, try using other unsweetened alternatives such as small amounts of full-fat dairy, which contains some beneficial fats, live yoghurt or even cottage cheese.

Diabetes Meal Planner by Phil Vickery with Bea Harling BSc, photography by Kate Whitaker, is published by Kyle Books and supported by Diabetes UK. Available now.

When would you eat these tortilla muffins? Do you prep meals and snacks ahead of time?

– With PA

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