Mary Berry's easy Spanish Tortilla - BBC 

lorenzo 23Z Ya lo sé 🤣

"Over to you, Mary Berry"

Looking back, she might have made a terrorist attack on our cuisine but I have to say it looks good, and she is playful and not taking it serious, she is a good woman and if she wants she can call that a tortilla

A death threat? Jesus Christ that's a bit too far don't you think?

Adding vegetables doesn't make it healthy. Lol

@@rober4: It's already only vegetables. Or what do you call a potato? Or onions?

@@brandnewheavie7548 I didn't say any of that. Adding veggies to an unhealthy food doesn't make it healthy

@@rober4: So why are you then answering at all? What is so unhealthy about a tortilla?

@@brandnewheavie7548 are french fries healthy?

pero si no frie apenas las patatas, con tan poco aceite no se hace XD

Tia, estás de coña o qué clase de tortilla te han dado a ti en la vida? Jaja

Tortillas here are made with either corn or flour

@@Shahska1 'La Tortilla de Patatas' from Spain, known as Tortilla- not 'pan de tortilla' which is used for burritos etc.muy differente - tortilla means 'round' - like 'pasta' in Italian is 'any dish made with durum wheat and water dough that is boiled'

spaniard here. firstly you want to use A LOT more oil than that, that's why you burnt yours (don´t worry, it wont burn so it can be reused), then i'll also use a lot more potatoe. the potatoe is the star, not the egg. i like to cut my potatoes into cubes but you do whatever you wantstart with the potatoes and oil with no heat and bring them together on high heat to a boil (in a bigger pan that the one you are going to use to make the ommelette), then reduce it to medium (even medium low) and add the onion and red pepper if you want (cut into small cube s too, big chunks of onion are no good) and ry both the potatoes and onions gently. you can add your salt now if you want. move them arround some times so the ones in the bottom don't burn. this will take you like 30-40 minutes in the end the potatoes should be a little (little) bit brown but not creispy at all, you dont want them crispy at all. now transfer the potatoes to a bowl with the beaten eggs (4-5-6... that's just you but for 4 people i wouldnt use more than 6 maybe). Then, ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT STEPS, let the potatoe and eggs mixture rest in the bowl for like 15-20 minutes. Finally, heat up a pan with a little bit of oil in it(maybe one of the "smaller" ones because of texture" 24cm 9") with medium-ow heat. when it is warm, pour in the mixture in. since it is in medium/low-low there is no rush. let the skin form and then put a plate bigger than the pan on top. press the plate against it and flip it. do this several times until it is done to your taste. i like it runny. it will take some time (much less than with the high heat this woman used) but you'll get a moist, juicy tortilla

greenkitty82 you have to stir a lot. And use a lot of oil. And start on high heat, than lower after5 min.

Ione Shaver I see what you mean! I’m from the UK and we also call them omelette’s. So I believe that this isn’t what you’re thinking of. I’m no good cook but I think this is something different. But then again another part of the UK may call them this 😂 .

Definitely not an omlette. Similar but not. Native to spain.

OMELETTE IS FRENCH.....TORTILLA IS SPANISH AND THE DIFFERENCE IS THE OMELETTE IS SOFT WHILE THE TORTILLA IS SOLID BEACUSE OF THE POTATOES AND ONIONS

@@MichaelTheGamer10: Does your omelettes include potato? I'm curious. When you order omelette in Germany it's basically eggs, with our without different stuff (bacon, ham, vegetables), but never with potato.

Yummmmmm salmonella

Actually it's very common to leave a bit of raw egg in the middle, the yolke from a fried egg is raw and it doesn't give anyone salmonella

Well Mary did say that it's her twist on the classic recipe. And just because your mum doesn't do it the way someone else does it doesn't mean your mum's is the only way to do it.

Elena Pastor Well, Italian pepper may be sometimes allowed.

Well she did say that a classic Spanish tortilla is made with eggs, potatoes and onion but not hers. She even said that she added the peppers for her twist on the classic recipe. And she added parsley to be even cheekier. Also, in my opinion, it doesn't matter what you put in a dish as long as you enjoy eating it. For you to get things right you need to learn how to spell first. It isn't "yo have to get informated" it's either "you have to be informed" or "you need to do your research". But that doesn't matter because either way, she explicitly said it is her version/twist on the recipe. That means she did it the way she wants to make it unique.

Yes. Omelette means tordilla in spanish.

Nobody said so.

elle dice 'con un giro'

Stop yelling!

elle dice con en giro

Harrison Quinn what a senseless comment - if anything, it’s an additional reason to respect Mary Berry and her dedication.

She contracted polio when she was younger.

Harrison, please go back to your day job in eastern Europe of being lazy ass communist. How dare you to use a western name, to comment on western women and culture. Ask your grandpa, did beria assault your grandma on orders of Stalin.. maybe brezhnav did...all eastern europeans starting from Hungarian border are good for nothing illegitimate kids of mars and engles.

excuse me ?

i am martian and proud!