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For me:
--ham
--cheese
--scallion
--mushroom
--bell pepper
--tomato
--sriracha

Served with fresh ground and brewed coffee, plenty of crisp thick bacon, fresh baked toasted bread with jelly/jam (orange marmalade preferred) , and either country hash browns or bisquits and gravy.

What's your favorite omelet include?



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I like a good omelet. Really cheddar or Swiss. The rest is a big plus. I do like mushrooms. Prefer bacon or sausage over ham, but just ever so slightly.



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avocado, spinach, mushroom



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One egg, shredded cheese (various), Kalamata olives, and jalapeños. Top with a hot sauce of your choice. Delicious.
 
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Spinach, cheese (havarti or other), onion, shrooms ... sometimes a little bit of diced potatoes





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Eggs and pretty much anything I find to throw in it.




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I like mine simple: ham, green pepper, onion, cheese. But I won't object to most ingredients, unless it's something egregious such as spinach or salmon or avocado. Razz
 
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Eggs and pretty much anything I find to throw in it.



Good point - I was struggling to come up with something and your post is spot on - whatever is availalbe ... LOL





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Pretty simple for me:
3 Eggs
Green Onions
Cheddar Cheese
Ham or Sausage



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corned beef hash with peppers onion mushroom mixed together with american cheese


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I like to slice up thin any left over meat from dinner.

Try some left over grilled BBQ chicken breast or steak. Add cheese, scallions, tomato, what ever you like.



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my preference in omlette recipes tend toward crisp fresh veggies such as lightly stir fry snow peas/fresh spinach/various sprouts/shoots (not all together)

add a touch of /various cheeses/sour cream/morels/chanterelles/ from time to time;

toasted sesame seeds/sweet onion sliced/diced red/yellow/green bell peppers/

there's a dozen variations with above list that are delightful on a rotating basis.

A 'just-plain tomato omelet' is a joy.

We do omelet on the weekend, although it's hard to choose when giving up the home made sour dough pan cakes....
 
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My typical omelette is 2 eggs, sauteed onions, mushroom with 4 state cheddar cheese and tomatoes. If I feel spunky and fatty, I'll use Jalapeno Palmetto Cheese.


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different cheeses and meats. Never mushrooms! Add in a bit of sour cream and some sambal oeleck for a bit of heat and tang.




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add a touch of ...sour cream.... from time to time;


quote:
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Add in a bit of sour cream ...


WOW. Last year I posted a pic of an omelet with a dab of sour cream and got roundly rebuked. You two are the first since that I've read who will add a bit at times. Good on ya! Smile



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Eggs
ham
cheese
scallions

bacon and sourdough toast on the side.
 
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We had a class breakfast recently at the home of one of the classmates.

She had all the ingredients, bacon, ham, mushroons, onions, salsa, spinach, cheese, etc in separate containers. As each person approached the serving line, they received a baggie with two eggs, already broken, and were told to add the ingredients of their choice to the baggie. The baggie were then immersed in boiling water for 13 minutes, turning out one of the best omelettes I've ever had.

Biscuits, gravy, pastries, fruit, too.

Spinach, bacon, mushroom and cheese! Dang, it was terrific.




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Lox or smoked salmon, cream cheese, onions, capers and/or tomatoes, if you like. Basically, standard bagels and lox without the bagels.

Simple, yet surprisingly delicious. The biggest thing with any omelette, in my opinion, is to not overcook the eggs to the point of browning.
 
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The baggie were then immersed in boiling water for 13 minutes, turning out one of the best omelettes I've ever had.


Jim, that's a new one on me... "baggie omelet." No question though, sounds quite interesting! Big Grin



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Lox or smoked salmon, cream cheese, onions, capers if you like. Basically, standard bagels and lox without the bagels.

Simple yet surprisingly delicious. The biggest thing with any omelette in my opinion is to not overcook the eggs to browning.


Oh Yes! And for a minor thread drift, I love Eggs Nova Scotia (Lox) more than Eggs Benedict. Good stuff Maynard!
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