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40 Second Omelette
Serves 1 Recipe by Howard Helmer This is the easiest, fool proof, method to produce a great omelette Ingredients: 2 size 7 eggs 2 tablespoons of water Salt and pepper 1 tablespoon of butter, margarine or oil Fillings of your choice e.g. sliced tomatoes, diced ham, chopped mushroom and grated cheese etc.
Method: 1. Beat eggs, water and seasoning together in a small bowl until blended.
2. In a 26cm non-stick pan heat the butter, margarine or oil until very hot - but before it starts to smoke. Pour in the egg mix (one standard soup ladle holds two eggs and two tablespoons of water).
3. With an inverted spatula quickly begin to tilt the pan and draw the edges of the mixture into the middle gently allowing the runny mixture to fill the hole. Tilt the pan as necessary to fill the holes created by the spatula with liquid egg mixture. Repeatedly 'dig holes and fill them' until the egg mixture no longer flows.
Your omelette should fill the entire pan and still be moist on top. This should take about 20 seconds. Be careful not to over cook the omelette so that it becomes dry. The moist egg will cook when the omelette is folded.
4. Sprinkle all of the filling on the left side of the pan (left handed people fill the right side)and fold the unfilled half of the omelette onto the filled half.
5. Setting aside the spatula and holding the pan in your right hand and a plate in your left hand, tip the pan so the omelette falls gently upside down onto the plate (left handed people use opposite hands).
6. Garnish.
(By sliding the omelette upside down onto the plate any tears or holes exposing the ingredients on the top of the omelette are now hidden on the bottom. The result is a perfect omelette in around 40 seconds.
For more than one serving, simply add a further 2 eggs and 2 tablespoons of water per serving into the bowl.
- Omelette Fillings - Try using combinations of sliced ham, cheeses, sliced mushrooms, sliced green peppers, chopped onions, shrimp, cottage cheese, cooked bacon, cooked chicken, sliced black olives, salsa, apple pie filling, pecans, sliced tomatoes, spinach, dill, ranch salad dressing, dry white wine, etc.
Nutrition Per Serve
Energy (KJ) 1739
Protein 21g
Carbohydrate 6g
Fat
- Total 34g
- Saturated 18g
Sodium 414mg
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