The Love Omelette

Name: How to cook The Love Omelette - cookcic.com
Prep time: 15 min
Cook time: 15 min
Total time: 30 min
Yield: 1 serving
Cuisine: Us

Introduce

Chef :

Whitetrash Gastronome

The Love Omelette

This is the Love Omelette. I call it that because every woman I've made it for has fallen in love with me 😄

Ingredient

Food ration :

1 serving

Cooking time :

15 mins

Cooking instructions

* Step 1

Break your eggs into a bowl. Add the milk and the salt and pepper to taste. Whisk with a fork until well blended. (It should all be a solid yellow color) Slice your cheese thinly or grate. Preheat a 10 in skillet on medium-low heat with your vegetable oil. (There should be just enough oil to completely cover the entire bottom of the pan)

* Step 2

Pour your egg mixture into preheated skillet. Careful not to have the heat too high, you don't want it cooking too fast. While the eggs cook, break any air bubbles that form with your spatula and move the runny uncooked parts of the egg over the cooked parts by rocking the pan gently. The only time you should be touching the egg with the spatula at this point is to pop the air bubbles.

* Step 3

The egg is ready when it's cooked through and the only runny part left is in the middle and will no longer move. REMOVE FROM HEAT.

* Step 4

The half of the egg with no ingredients gets folded over the half with the ingredients. Now it will be the shape of a taco. RETURN TO HEAT. Keep the curved part of the omelette against the side of the pan. Slide it around a little. You're trying to cook the edges of the omelette together a little bit.

* Step 5

Now you're gonna have to flip it. This is the part that can ruin the whole thing so BE careful not to break it or let it open up! This is why you can't overload ingredients, because of this step. If you need to use a second spatula to flip it properly, go for it. Whatever you need to do to keep the structural integrity intact.

* Step 6

Ok. Slide it out of the pan into a plate and your ready. Again, be careful not to break it. I garnished mine with a little basil. I also like some chopped green onion or even some oregano. Goes well with an omelette for some reason.

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