As part of the Nespresso Breakfast Campaign, Nespresso Culinary Ambassador Josh Emett has created exclusive breakfast recipes suited to the five popular morning personality types, and Grand Cru coffee to match. Josh created this galette for Weekender types. He says, "Weekenders enjoy a lazy breakfast over a long coffee, so I think galettes should be compulsory if you're starting the day this way. Relax and ease your way into making this delicious treat and take some care over putting the galette together; it's all about the presentation. A perfect way to start the weekend for the whole family."
See the bottom of the page for more morning types with Josh's breakfast dishes to match.
Ingredients
60 g | Buckwheat flour (Main) |
30 g | Plain flour |
3 | Eggs |
250 ml | Milk |
1 pinch | Sea salt |
1 drizzle | Olive oil, to oil the frying pan for each galette |
100 g | Emmental cheese |
8 slices | Champagne ham (Main) |
1 knob | Butter |
1 small handful | Chopped parsley, to serve |
Directions
- In a measuring jug combine the buckwheat flour, plain flour, one egg, milk and sea salt. Mix well with a whisk until completely combined.
- Heat a large non-stick frying pan and brush with oil. Pour in enough mixture to spread and cover the base of the pan.
- Once the galette starts to cook, sprinkle the entire base generously with emmental cheese. Make a ring with the ham, layering it around and leaving space in the centre. Crack an egg in the centre. Once the cheese is melted and the egg is half-cooked, fold in all four sides of the galette, leaving the ham and egg exposed.
- Add a knob of butter to the pan and the place under the grill or in the oven for a few minutes until done. Finish with sea salt flakes, parsley and black pepper.
More morning types and their breakfast recipes from Josh
The Mover:Arpeggio coconut and chia seed pudding with blueberries and pistachios
The Snoozer:Nespresso Roma, banana and oats smoothie
The Zen Hunter:Spiced apple pie muffins
The Early Achiever:Spinach, courgette, ricotta and free-range egg bake