by India Matthews January 22, 2026
| Middle Eastern ijeh - or eggah - is a herby, vegetable-packed fritter, similar to an omelette or frittata. Soft, fragrant and deeply nourishing, it’s a recipe that celebrates simple ingredients elevated with plenty of fresh herbs and warming spices. Cooked slowly until golden on both sides, it’s perfect served warm with a squeeze of lemon and a spoonful of tangy yoghurt. |
There are countless variations of ijeh using different herbs, fresh vegetables and sometimes also meat or pulses. India Matthews uses marrowfat peas, the classic British pulse best known and much loved as mushy peas. Here it's the star of a dish from further afield.
Serves 2 to 4
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Crisp, golden, and deeply satisfying fritters made with nutty British pearled spelt, thinly sliced white cabbage, and crumbled feta. Served alongside a vibrant, fresh green salsa verde and creamy yogurt for a delightful lunch or light dinner.
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