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I call this the 'Everything Tortilla'. It's a mix of my sourdough starter, chickpea flour, rice, quinoa, yardlong bean (beans from Surinam), spinach, paprika, courgette, spring onions and carrots. For the spices: Curcuma, powder garlic, pepper, salt, dry basil, and the most important one: lots of Merkén, a chili originally from Chile. It is very spicy and so, so tasty!!

I took my sweet time cooking this. I didn't want to burn it but I had to make sure it was solid enough to flip it without falling apart. The result is the crusty, golden brown, Everything Tortilla :D

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Wow! I could see eating that with a tomato and corn soup. Or is it moist enough to just snack on as is?
It was so yummy indeed @Y A ! Saved a tiny piece for lunch today :)

@Karin Curran It's quite moist inside.I just ate it as is, and only added a little bit of home-made hummus on some pieces. I guess you could eat eat with soup if that's what you're into. I personally am not a big fan of soups in general. I like chewable food :P
@HernanLG, I never made a tortilla, they are not that common here in Austria but, maybe I should give it a try.
But, what I am cooking is Swiss Rösti... plain ruffled potatoes in a pan of butter; I think you would like that too. It is an old farmer's breakfast in Suisse.

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I would definitely call the Swiss Rösti a tortilla @Y A ! I have actually cooked similar potato-based, disc-shaped dishes before. The recipe looks easy enough. I would just say that instead of putting the Rösti in a chopping board to flip it, just try the good old air-flip! It's like an extreme sport. The adrenaline! Yesterday I flipped the tortilla in the picture flawlessly, but it could have gone wrong very easily as well. But the satisfaction of doing a successful air-flip on a pan is amazing 😛
Hernan, I know the joy of flipping quite well... always such satisfaction! :D
@Miguela Je pense que la philosophie est la technique de vivre.