I've never tried one, but that sounds like the king of omelettes, especially if you have a piece of steak with it.
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I've never tried one, but that sounds like the king of omelettes, especially if you have a piece of steak with it.
Mrs M
Guru
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Cheese, tomato and ham. Then extra chees and finish under the grill.
Serve with brown sauce and toast.
Serve with brown sauce and toast.
shouldbeinbed
Rollin' along
- Location
- Manchester way
Hmmmmm, scrambled egg doesn't necessarily require milk either. I make mine with it, but I'm considered a highly flammable heretic awaiting a match in some Chicken owner circles.
Im a chicken owner and scrambled egg has milk but omelette does not . My chickens told me that and they never lie . Actually they never do anything apart from lay eggs , eat and shoot .
anyway , omelette ... I heat butter in a pan and beat 3 eggs with a fork until the butter has melted and then pour the eggs into the pan pushing the mix into the middle so the runny bits get cooked . Once its firm I flip it like a pancake and add shredded ham and grated cheese to half of the cooked side . I then fold the omelette in half over the ham and cheese and let the mix and cheese seal it into a pocket . Maybe turn a few times to get the cheese melting if needed .
anyway , omelette ... I heat butter in a pan and beat 3 eggs with a fork until the butter has melted and then pour the eggs into the pan pushing the mix into the middle so the runny bits get cooked . Once its firm I flip it like a pancake and add shredded ham and grated cheese to half of the cooked side . I then fold the omelette in half over the ham and cheese and let the mix and cheese seal it into a pocket . Maybe turn a few times to get the cheese melting if needed .
dan_bo
How much does it cost to Oldham?
Protein powder in an omelette hahahaspew.
- Location
- London
What's the latest word on eggs? I seem to remember thst when i was a kid they were considered some sort of superfood of the gods*** but then the rumbings began about being careful. How many a week is considered OK?
*** I do also though remember the curious phrase "egg bound" but that was maybe zn odd lancashire malady - have never hesrd of the peril since.
*** I do also though remember the curious phrase "egg bound" but that was maybe zn odd lancashire malady - have never hesrd of the peril since.
Hicky
Guru
Omelette becomes scrambled egg when it is stuck to the pan and you(ie me) cockup freeing it......no milk in either...no pepper/salt or anything....if you want a quiche minus the crust then do that, stop spoiling the pure nature of a simple food for simple folk(ie me).
Protein powder in this mix...
Protein powder in this mix...
.cardiac case
Guest
- Location
- Suffolk/Essex border
My ex guvnor was so tight he used to turn the gas off while he flipped his omelette.
Red17
Veteran
- Location
- South London
They went out of favour for a while with claims that they raised cholesterol, but recently they seem to have decided they don't - a bit like everything else they warn you off
Definitely remember my mother / grandmother warning about getting egg bound though - but that was always with hard boiled eggs rather than fried / scrambled so no idea if there was any truth in it.
Tail End Charlie
Well, write it down boy ......
- Location
- In green and pleasant hills.
Paul Newman in Cool Hand Luke didn't appear to be egg bound and he ate fifty of them in an hour!!
- Location
- London