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Tomato, onion, and green onion sautéed and folded into fluffy eggs — Venezuela's morning staple with arepas.
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Perico is scrambled eggs with sautéed tomato, onion, bell pepper, and green onion, a Venezuelan breakfast staple. It's eaten as is, stuffed into fresh arepas, or plated with black beans and cheese. The name is said to come from colors like a parakeet's (perico) feathers.
Dice the tomato, onion, and bell pepper small and slice the green onion.
Melt butter in a frying pan and sauté the onion and bell pepper until soft.
Add the tomato and green onion and cook until the tomato starts to break down.
Season the beaten eggs with salt and pepper and pour in.
Stir slowly in large strokes until softly set.
Serve, or stuff into arepas.