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Never made one, but I eat the heck out of these.

http://www.ihop.com/Menus/Main...-Temptation-Omelette



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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


It was a novelty to all of us at the breakfast, all ~70 yo's, some appear to be experienced eaters! I believe everyone was well pleased.

Boil in bag omelette




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Feta
Red Onion
Spinach
Tomato

AKA Greek Omelet


 
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mmm give me some chili in my omelette with plenty of cheddar !!
 
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3 eggs - two if super large
tablespoon sour cream
3-4 med anchovies chopped
mushrooms of choice chopped med size
Cheese. (Although I love cheddar, I think Jack Cheese, Gruyere or Swiss seem to work better in this mix.
anything else you like that's not very salty



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The boil in bag omelet is an interesting idea. I might have to try that sometime.

As to the sour cream, do you put it inside the omelet, or on top after cooking?



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4 eggs
And
1 cup butter or margarine (2 sticks)
2 cups sugar
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
3/4 cup HERSHEY'S Cocoa
1 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
 
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mmm give me some chili in my omelette with plenty of cheddar !!


You got that right! The NCO club at Kunsan AB, Korea used to make an excellent chili omelet.



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The boil in bag omelet is an interesting idea. I might have to try that sometime.

As to the sour cream, do you put it inside the omelet, or on top after cooking?


obviously it works but how does the plastic baggy not melt?



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The boil in bag omelet is an interesting idea. I might have to try that sometime.

As to the sour cream, do you put it inside the omelet, or on top after cooking?


obviously it works but how does the plastic baggy not melt?


Yeah!

Two dozen of us had these without a single loss to melting, so I don't know. They were good quality Ziplock baggies, 1 quart size...... so far so good!




Luckily, I have enough willpower to control the driving ambition that rages within me.

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Not everything in a single omelet, but these are things that I like in mine.
-Cheddar cheese
-Feta cheese
-Mushroom, variety
-Spinach
-Grilled onion, never fresh
-Tomato
-Garlic
-Greek olives
-Capers
-Salsa
-Beluga
-Bacon
-Sausage
-Corned beef
-Gyro meat
-Spam
-Chili
-Salmon/Lox
-Anchovies
-Black pepper
-Turmeric




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Two dozen of us had these without a single loss to melting, so I don't know. They were good quality Ziplock baggies, 1 quart size...... so far so good!

I think the quart size are freezer bags. They are heavier duty.




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I like to start with some olive oil and chopped white or yellow onion. Once the onion gets going, I add some chopped or sliced mushroom. Then once the onion and mushroom are adequately braised, I add cut up pieces of country ham. Then a minute later I pour the raw scrambled egg into the pan. Once the egg is half-way cooked, I add some freshly grated cheese, preferable smoked provolone. Then fold and slide it on to a plate.

For me, cooking all the ingredients first is preferable to adding them raw on top of the egg in the pan. YMMV.


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Bacon and sharp cheddar





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For me, cooking all the ingredients first is preferable to adding them raw on top of the egg in the pan.


Absolutely concur. I soften the raw ingredients first in a mixture of EVOO and butter. Smile



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Denison's chili (with beans! Red Face), shredded cheddar, and Tapatio hot sauce.



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Not everything in a single omelet, but these are things that I like in mine.
-Cheddar cheese (or any kind of cheese except Lindbergh/Blue/Stinky)
-Feta cheese
- Mushroom, variety
-Spinach
-Grilled onion, never fresh
-Tomato
-Garlic
- Greek olives
-Capers (only with lox)
-Salsa
- Beluga
-Bacon
-Sausage
-Corned beef
-Gyro meat
- Spam
-Chili
-Salmon/Lox
- Anchovies
-Black pepper
- Turmeric


I'll add to that green, red, yellow, orange, or hot peppers.

Tweeked you list a bit, but I like where you were going.



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Salt, pepper, cheese.
 
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Ham or grilled sausage.
Cheddar or Stilton cheese.



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American cheese, not cheese food. Maybe some bacon.
 
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