Cooking & Baking
Related: About this forumAren't omelets great?
You can use up any variety of stuff in the frig and freezer and have a gourmet delight steaming in front of you in minutes.
Today I used frozen spinach, cooked ground pork (from the casings), and mozzarella.
Major Nikon
(36,827 posts)NJCher
(35,661 posts)now that you brought it up, I made the most fabulous omelette this a.m. from what I had in the 'frig:
3 fresh (medium-sized) eggs
roasted cherry tomatoes w/garlic
basil leaves
Colby cheese
On top I put A1 smoky black pepper sauce.
Cooked up a package of Trader Joe's peppercorn turkey bacon.
Cher
NJCher
(35,661 posts)They are not expensive, yet when you go for the gourmet-type ingredients at a restaurant, around here they inflate the price to about $11-12. They're an excellent value when using the more unusual ingredients at home.
Not to mention the fact that you can be sure you're using an egg from a free-range flock.
Cher
applegrove
(118,636 posts)Retrograde
(10,136 posts)red bell peppers, red chiles, a mixture, or what?
I once had some great apricot/habanero jelly, and haven't been able to find it since.
applegrove
(118,636 posts)Sweet. You should find it in the fancy cheese section of a grocery store.
fizzgig
(24,146 posts)they're cheap, easy and good for you but the smell makes me want to yarf
rusty quoin
(6,133 posts)I did change a thing. I use to rotate the pan and let the fluid egg ooze out the sides. Now I get the eggs set enough to flip the omelette, and then add the ingredients. Food safety is a big thing with me now.
Also, I buy eggs differently. It's 2-3-4 dollars a dozen. If it's for baking something like a lot of cookies, it's the cheapest. But if it's used for something like an omelette I get the brown organic ones.
I've also seen different ways to make an omelette from mine. I'll stick with the way I learned as a kid, and with the added extra flip.
trof
(54,256 posts)70 calories in one egg.
grasswire
(50,130 posts)green chiles and monterey jack cheese. MMMM.
with a salad and some sourdough toast.
The perfect meal.