Ugandan rolex recipe

Ugandan street food- called a Rolex It's a omelette wrapped in chapatti or tortilla with tomatoes, eggs and lettuce

For the Rolex I used my Trini Buss up Shut recipe with a simple omelette recipe.

Ugandan cuisine consists of traditional and modern cooking styles, practices, foods and dishes in Uganda, with English, Arab, Asian and especially Indian influences.Most tribes in Uganda have their own specialty dish or delicacy. Many dishes include various vegetables, potatoes, yams, bananas and other tropical fruits. Chicken, fish, beef, goat and mutton are all commonly eaten, although among the rural poor, meats are consumed less than in other areas.Main dishes are usually centered on a…

Ugandan Rolex has nothing to do with the famous watch brand Rolex. On the contrary it is a popular street food in Uganda which has a vegetable loaded omelette rolled up in a chapati or flatbread. The word rolex comes from rolled eggs. Enjoy Ugandan Rolex for breakfast, dinner, lunch or even as a snack.

Good street food can be made in the kitchen make no mistake! Whether it’s something you saw on TV or had in person, it’s probably fairly easy to make or good to take on the go. If you like breakfast wraps and burritos, this recipe is for you. The 'rolex' is a vegetable omelette wrapped in fresh ch

Ugandan rolex matt tebbutt recipes

In Uganda, rolexes are very popular. Not the watches, mind, but street-side snacks comprising Indian chapatis cooked with eggs and vegetables, and rolled up - hence “rolled eggs”, or “rolex”. I’ve adapted the traditional recipe by replacing ordinary water with fizzy. It adds real oomph to the pancake batter, allowing it to become very crisp at the edges and light and fluffy in the middle

‘True street food, this takes minutes to cook; the name “rolex” comes from “rolled eggs”!’

A classic Ugandan street food that you can make at home.