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You need the Julia Child Omlette! All you need are eggs, water, butter and a hot pan and it takes 3 minutes and tastes awesome! The water is the trick. When you
by mmaunder 17y ago
You need the Julia Child Omlette! All you need are eggs, water, butter and a hot pan and it takes 3 minutes and tastes awesome! The water is the trick. When you whisk water and eggs together, as they hit the hot pan the water turns to steam and fluffs the eggs up. I've made this many times and once you get the pan shaking and timing right, you will impress the hell out of your friends every time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWmvfUKwBrg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWmvfUKwBrg
Get a dozen eggs and some friends over and practice making this. Then start throwing in pre-cooked items like bacon bits etc. The possibilities are endless.
Once you've got it down, make this for breakfast for a date one morning and you won't be single long.
- dilap 17y agoWow, I just made the best omelette of my life. Thanks!
- bretthoerner 17y agoMan, I came here to post the same thing. So delicious.
- aw3c2 17y agoI use a drop of milk for my delicious omelette. Maybe it's the same effect. Add a bit of rosemary and curry and it tastes even better.
- huhtenberg 17y agoIt is hard to beat a Gruyere and thinly sliced ham combination :-P
- nosse 17y agoI once made scrambled eggs just of curiosity, the recipe has deciliter of milk against every egg you put in. It takes long time to cook, but beats any omelet. Because I usually don't have the patience to do scrambled eggs, I just do an omelet with approximately ass much milk than eggs. Paprika is my favorite add on, and pretty much any meat is fine.
- dnsworks 17y agoA pinch of corn-starch helps quite a bit too.