So it was a fridge surprise night. Dinner became:
- Egg, Onion, Bacon and Cheddar Cheese Omelet
- Hashbrowns
- Salad (Romaine, Red Peppers...its all I had and the plate needed some green)
The first disagreement was what to whip into the eggs. I said milk, he said water...i googled it and the first recipe I found called for water. 1 point Clutterbuck.
The next was whether to mix all the ingredients (except cheese) into the egg mixture before pouring them in the pan, then flip, add the cheese, and plate. He argued that this is how it was done at the Skillet (well exCUSE me!). I argued that this is more like making scrambled eggs with stuff in them. An omelet is supposed to be a base of eggs folded around a filling, and it should be light and fluffy on not overcooked in the middle. My method of choice would be to pour in the egg mixture, let it set up a little, add the ingredients and the cheese, fold over and plate immediately. 1 point Smart
The last discussion was over the spelling of omelet. I still haven't made a decision about this one. Google it. There are responses to every possible spelling. Clutterbuck initially suggested: Omlette - WRONG. I felt myself wanting to type: Omelette - possibility. However, I started blogging about it (spell check), and looked up recipes and its also spelled Omelet....So I'm completely confused, and now have decided to just spell it differently every time I use it until someone can give me a definitive spelling.
Um- let us celebrate the omelette! And you have addressed a few questions I have always had about omlit making. You guys are so funny. Vee, I LOVE your writing. ('cept for the then and than mixups)
ReplyDeleteGotta chime in here....Clutterbuck is correct about the water. I tablespoon of water per egg.
ReplyDeleteBut, I think you are correct about the filling.