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Is there an electric omelet maker worth buying?

juiceddreadlocks

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I'd love to cut that 10 minutes out of my morning routine of cooking peppers, onions, and whatever else to put in an omelet.

I already googled it spelling omelet 10 different ways, and didnt really see much.
 
i would say yes!!!
 
juiceddreadlocks said:
The omelet makers I did see were all less than $30.

:theshadow


:FRlol:

I make a damn good omlette but eggs make him want to barf.

More for ME.

Hey, ever make a fritata?
Dead God - heavenly.

Takes time though, only good for Sundays.
 
velvett said:
:FRlol:

I make a damn good omlette but eggs make him want to barf.

More for ME.

Hey, ever make a fritata?
Dead God - heavenly.

Takes time though, only good for Sundays.
John Berardi's cookbook has a couple fritata recipies, never really paid attention to them...
 
Faizakafez said:


Depends on what you like and have in the fridge.

The last one I made had Monterrey jack cheese, vidalia onion, scallions, green and red pepper, mushrooms, left over chicken and yukon potato (cut up small).

I dice everything saute in the a oven proof frying pan (not a small one) onions and veggies first take out, do mushrooms, take out (I usually just nuke the chicken and taters till lukewarm) then mix everything but the cheese together in a separate bowl. Season everything as you go as you desire (I like salt, pepper, parsley and cumin)

Take 6-8 eggs and some milk or cream beat well, fluffier the better. Wipe out the pan very well, you need to put oil in the pan so it won't stick a fair amount on the bottom of the pan.

Take the egg mixture put it in you'll see the edges bubble, add everything and the cheese give it a light mix (top with parmesan if you like).

Now put it in the oven at 350 degrees - 30-40minutes (just check it to see when it's done my oven is wonky).

When it's done put a large plate on top of the pan and flip carefully.

Voila done.

Good leftovers and tases great cold.
 
velvett said:
:FRlol:

I make a damn good omlette but eggs make him want to barf.

More for ME.

Hey, ever make a fritata?
Dead God - heavenly.

Takes time though, only good for Sundays.

is this like satan's breakfast or something?
 
omelette

Just get one of the $1.95 ones that go in the microwave.
 
juiceddreadlocks said:
I'd love to cut that 10 minutes out of my morning routine of cooking peppers, onions, and whatever else to put in an omelet.

I already googled it spelling omelet 10 different ways, and didnt really see much.
I could help with this. :)
 
juiceddreadlocks said:
how so? you going to cook my veggies for me?
What veggies do you use? You know you can cut them all up and pree cook them right? They will last a whole week like this in a air tight bowl. Then all you have to do is grab a hand full and heat them up for like 10 seconds.
 
needtogetaas said:
What veggies do you use? You know you can cut them all up and pree cook them right? They will last a whole week like this in a air tight bowl. Then all you have to do is grab a hand full and heat them up for like 10 seconds.

Do they lose much nutritional value doing that?

Every Sunday or Monday I chop up a weeks worth of peppers and onions for omelets and salads or other things. Usually carrots, broccoli, green, yellow, and red peppers, white onions, cauliflower are chopped and in my fridge at any time. I cook quinoa and chop up some spinach also for the week.
 
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