Pineapple Cream Cheese Omelette

"I found a basic version of this recipe in an article titled "75 ways to use eggs" I've spiced it up in testing and the result is a delicious breakfast omelette chock full of calories and cholesterol (lol). This recipe isn't for the faint hearted! (Note: These amounts make four omelettes one at a time. Place omelettes in a covered baking dish and keep warm in oven until all four are done if serving a family)"
 
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Ready In:
45mins
Ingredients:
7
Yields:
4 omelettes
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Drain pineapple in mesh strainer.
  • Soften cream cheese by bringing to room temperature.
  • Combine pineapple and cream cheese. Set aside.
  • To make this a more savory than sweet dish add the chopped ham (I use lunch meat for ease of use) and raw or sauteed onion to the cream cheese.
  • Break 3 eggs into a bowl and beat until combined. Add salt and pepper to taste.
  • Spray a six inch ribbon of whipped cream into the egg mixture and beat until combined with the eggs.
  • Heat a six inch frying pan over medium heat then spray with Pam or similar non-stick product. (I also add a pat of butter for taste).
  • Pour egg mixture into pan and cook over medium heat for 1 to 1 1/2 minutes. Place pan under broiler to finish top of omelette.
  • While still in pan spoon 1/4 of cream cheese mix over 1/2 of omelette and fold over the other half (of omelette) to cover. Remove omelette from pan and enjoy!

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I was born in Detroit, Michigan and moved to Miami, Florida in 1976. I moved to Franklin, NC at the beginning of 2005 and back to Detroit 12 years later. My "fun" interests include reading (science fiction mostly), movies and television (again, I love sci fi), cooking (and eating it, but need to go on a diet (LOL), collecting 60's music, and watching my children grow. My all time favorite cookbook is the Betty Crocker Home cookbook. I have a great Hungarian cookbook that has all the recipes that I remember from my childhood being prepared by my Grandparents and my Mother.
 
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