The Wafflette / Wamlette by xander1062
Are you the type of person who loves the traditional omlette, but always lacked the skills to flip the damned thing in the pan? Well this instructable is just for, but not only will we make an easy omlette, we'll add a little innovation with something you probably don't use very often: a waffle iron.
 
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Step 1: Prepare

Okay so like any time you're gonna cook, you should get everything you need out first.

- Waffle Iron
The one I used was a somewhat modern electric, cast-iron one. Heats up nice and fast.

- Eggs
How many really depends on your waffle iron. For me, I had about 2 eggs for every waffle. But some of you may have those gargantuan round waffle irons that could feed a family. So anywhere between 1.5 and 4 eggs per waffle would be a good guess.

- Cooking Oil
I worship the invention of kitchen oil in a can. I used discount Stop&Shop veggie oil, but anything resembling that or PAM will do.

- Condiments
This is all up to you.
Renee! says: Dec 15, 2012. 1:14 PM
This is such a cool idea! I never would have thought this would work or taste so good!
[ jack the young idiot ] says: Jan 30, 2010. 9:25 PM
i reckon chopped onion in the egg mix would kick up its awesomeness even more
minime12358 says: Mar 4, 2010. 2:50 PM
Yah, that would be great.... theyd caramlize in it really well. Depending on how long these take to cook, I might add them in a bit after it starts cooking.
h8864 says: Apr 5, 2012. 4:32 PM
PEPPERS FTW!!!!!!!!!
h8864 says: Apr 5, 2012. 4:30 PM
i guess BP is back with yet one more oil spill
SageMinto says: Jun 11, 2011. 8:10 AM
This is a really creative idea!! :D
I can't wait to try it. I love the name Wamlett best though. lol.
Foaly7 says: Sep 16, 2010. 1:55 PM
On a good day, I can make one in a pan, but I'd try this too.
snork8720 says: Jul 22, 2010. 6:21 PM
THIS IS BRILLIANT! I know what I'm having for breakfast tomorrow. I am so thoroughly excited, you can't even imagine...wafflette....wow.
cyprian916 says: Aug 25, 2010. 8:58 AM
lol same here it looks delicious.
matrixvipin says: Jul 10, 2010. 6:12 AM
That was very very very easy. thanks :-)
Seleziona says: Apr 17, 2010. 1:58 PM
AWESOME!!!! Gotta make this soon!
craftygirl92 says: Mar 4, 2010. 7:15 PM
could you cook the bacon in the waffle iron too? toast? i'm thinking the possibilities are endless
BigCoCo says: Mar 21, 2008. 11:31 AM
Wow! That looks delicious. Do you put syrup or anything on top of it just like you would with a regular waffle?
porcupinemamma says: May 5, 2009. 8:02 PM
Tee -hee -hee. What are eggs without syrup? :0)! salsa is for sure more healthy...but.. old habits die hard :0)
kill-a-watt says: Mar 22, 2008. 5:30 PM
I'd go with salsa, myself.
kill-a-watt says: Mar 22, 2008. 5:32 PM
I vote for Wamlette over Wafflette. It sounds better.

Also, this would go great on a toasted bagel.
Rock Soldier says: Jul 28, 2009. 11:10 AM
Or, the Omfle
porcupinemamma says: May 5, 2009. 8:00 PM
Very fun idea! To quote Autsin, "Groovy baby!" :0)! You gave me a cool idea to try out with my three year old grandaughter. Thanks
funkmachine316 says: Jun 24, 2008. 9:48 AM
This is so good. I also vote for wamlette.
GorillazMiko says: Mar 22, 2008. 4:47 PM
Haha, that's awesome! Nice job, I want to eat some now. :P
gmjhowe says: Mar 21, 2008. 12:52 PM
Saves the need for more than one grilling machine! so resourcefull ps it doesnt look wyrd, it looks scrummy!
GitarGr8 says: Mar 21, 2008. 11:38 AM
Hell to the yea!! Now if only Denny's would pick up on this idea...
Kiteman says: Mar 21, 2008. 11:32 AM
It's like being a student again... mmmm, I can almost taste the baked-bean toasted sandwiches ...
xboxteen01 says: Mar 21, 2008. 11:03 AM
very cool concept
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