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Quick way to make an easy and delicious omelette
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Prep ingredients before you start. You can put just about anything in an omelette, I'm using cheese and ham.
Grease the pan
whip the eggs and add a splash of milk or water
Prep ingredients before you start. You can put just about anything in an omelette, I'm using cheese and ham.
Grease the pan
whip the eggs and add a splash of milk or water
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Aug 22, 2010. 8:53 AMAnyse1
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Unfortunately, a lot of the text was hard to read. Maybe you need to use multiple lights to cut down on the glare. Also, larger text (just a bit more) may have helped. I LOVE this idea so much. So novel and creative!
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Mar 5, 2009. 8:00 PM
caitlinsdad
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caitlinsdad
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How many eggs did you use in your omelette? I've had one once at a Canadian hotel and I thought they put in a whole dozen eggs because it was so big and fluffy. By the way, it may be time to get a new pan if it is teflon-coated. Looks like it is all scratched up and the extra bits can't be good for you.
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Aug 21, 2009. 7:07 PMgeorion
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The milk or water is what makes an omeltte Fluffy--i use 2/3 milk & 1/3 water !!!!
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Mar 6, 2009. 11:56 AMcarsonsio (author)
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I used 2 eggs, and yeah I know my pan is a little roughed up, but being a poor college student doesn't help when I need new cooking equipment.
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