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Easy Omelets

Easy Omelets

This recipe is a way to make individual omelets and you can cook several omelets at once instead of making them one at a time. This recipe is ideal for kids that don't like certain ingredients or if you are having peope over for brunch you can set up an "omelet bar" and serve your guests 'made to order' omelets. This recipe is simple and virtually fool proof (if you can boil water you can make this omelet)
 

 
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Step 1What you will need:

What you will need:
Large pot, tongs, cutting board, knife, ziploc bags (don't skimp on the bags for this recipe), bowls (one for each ingredient), whisk. Frying pan & spatula (if you have to precook bacon, sausage etc...)
 
INGREDIENTS:
Here is where you can make each omelet to order.
For my omelets I used: Red bell pepper, green bell pepper, onion, sausage (cooked), cheese, and chives
(you are free to use whatever ingredients you choose such as: bacon, ham, mushrooms, potatoes etc... )
 
TIP: Whenever using sausage, bacon, or ham make sure that the meats are fully cooked

TIP: If you want cheese, it's best to wait until after your omelet is cooked and top it with cheese. I was told that they don't cook as well if cheese is mixed in but I've never actually tried it so I don't know for sure.





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6 comments
Aug 5, 2011. 12:16 PMbvalley1 says:
Have made this many many times. It is great for a brunch with a lot of people. You have time to visit and what a conversation you have with someone who has never done this before. Start with 10 people and work up to more--have done this for about 35. Everyone can bring something and before you know it you have brunch that lasts about 2 hours. Great for outdoors and camp outs.
Jul 6, 2011. 4:53 PMsmirnoff04 says:
Very nifty, JsnsPrincess.
Jul 26, 2011. 2:29 PMjhendrickson2 says:
you got my vote
Jul 6, 2011. 10:44 AMwilgubeast says:
This is brilliant! No more stress from all that pesky flipping and turning.
Jul 6, 2011. 6:14 PMsunshiine says:
Thanks for sharing!
Jul 4, 2011. 5:24 PMjsnmallory says:
Yum... this is a good idea for omelettes when camping. I'll hav to try it with my boys when we go camping. Good instructable. A++++

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