My Best Cheese Omelette
photo by Homey
- Ready In:
- 10mins
- Ingredients:
- 6
- Yields:
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1 omelette
- Serves:
- 1
ingredients
directions
- Melt butter in 10" non-stick pan.
- Whip eggs and water well with fork or whip. Add salt and pepper.
- Stir.
- Once butter melted, add egg mixture.
- In first 30 seconds make a few slits with spatula to allow eggs to cook in center.
- Over MED-HI heat tilt pan back & forth so runny part of eggs cook.
- Pan should be nice & slippery for this!
- When almost done, tear cheese slices & place over eggs.
- Allow cheese to melt slightly.
- Fold half egg over the other.
- Give about 30 seconds to set.
- Slip egg onto plate.
- Enjoy!
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Reviews
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Have to be honest and say I have been making my omelettes this way for years, the only change I made was to use mozzarella cheese, left over from a pizza night (we don't get American cheese here in Australia) and served with 2 slices of toasted crusty bread for a very enjoyable breakfast, thank you Shabby Sign Shopper, made for Name that Ingredient tag game.
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