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Omlettes....

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Eggs are great.

 

Aye, you can't beat them.

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egg white = protein

 

egg yolk = fat

 

An omlette is neither healthy, unless you are using mainly egg white, nor a snack. HTH

 

Egg yolks also contain shit loads of vitamins.

 

A bit of fat won't kill you. You need some fat to burn fat

 

I eat shit loads of fat from fish, nuts and seeds and I'm a right skinny get.

An omlette is when you've broken the yolks on eggs that would otherwise have been poached.

Oh, and the best poached eggs in the world are available at the Drunken Sailor bar in Benalmadena, best eaten after a load of ale.

Worst poached eggs: Frankie and Benny's on the Middlebrook. We went in for some pre match breakfast once and I opted for the eggs benedict.

Could I have my egg runny please?

Yes, madam.

 

It arrives, rock hard.

Try again, please.

Slightly soft. Not really runny that is it?

 

Actually, fuck it, I'll have that.

 

Never been in since.

 

Fuckwits!

 

Oh and there was a couple in there in tracksuit bottoms, dining out. I know it's not the Ivy, but blow me.

Those hotels were they make the omlette in front of you & you can chose the fillings :good:

Worst poached eggs: Frankie and Benny's on the Middlebrook. We went in for some pre match breakfast once and I opted for the eggs benedict.

Could I have my egg runny please?

Yes, madam.

 

It arrives, rock hard.

Try again, please.

Slightly soft. Not really runny that is it?

 

Actually, fuck it, I'll have that.

 

Never been in since.

 

Fuckwits!

 

Oh and there was a couple in there in tracksuit bottoms, dining out. I know it's not the Ivy, but blow me.

To be fair, they do put the name in big letters on the side if the building.

 

You deserve all you get going in there at all, let alone ordering fecking eggs Benedict!

Omlette with bacon, mushroom and blue cheese.

 

Tasty tasty stuff.

Those hotels were they make the omlette in front of you & you can chose the fillings :good:

Currently residing in such an establishment.

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So how do we all make them? I always thought they should be done in a pan and then flipped/folded ... but I've also heard strange tales of some folk putting the pan under the grill.

Those hotels were they make the omlette in front of you & you can chose the fillings :good:

 

Every morning at the hotel we stayed at in Turkey last summer. Every morning I had the same two choices of filling. Cheese or somethingthatlooksverymuchlikehambutisn'thambecauseitisaMuslimcountry or a combination of the two.

So how do we all make them? I always thought they should be done in a pan and then flipped/folded ... but I've also heard strange tales of some folk putting the pan under the grill.

i do that when i great cheese on top

and thay are the only thing i have red sause with

So how do we all make them? I always thought they should be done in a pan and then flipped/folded ... but I've also heard strange tales of some folk putting the pan under the grill.

 

Bacon fried in pan then taken out to use later. Pour beaten eggs into hot frying pan and keep pushing the outer edge towards the middle and filling the gap with the still runny egg.

 

Once it is all but cooked, put all your fillings in; bacon, cheese, etc.

 

As the cheese starts to melt, fold the omlette in half and strainght onto a waiting WARM plate. (Not super-heated as they often do in hotels)

So how do we all make them? I always thought they should be done in a pan and then flipped/folded ... but I've also heard strange tales of some folk putting the pan under the grill.

 

bit of oil in the frying pan

 

hob as hot as it goes

 

crack eggs, chuck in a bit of milk and seasoning - salt, pepper, chillis, worcester sauce

 

fold over with fork

 

when pans all but on fire pour in mixture

 

swirl it around pan til set

 

flip it over, get it nice and brown

 

eat

 

easy

Every morning at the hotel we stayed at in Turkey last summer. Every morning I had the same two choices of filling. Cheese or somethingthatlooksverymuchlikehambutisn'thambecauseitisaMuslimcountry or a combination of the two.

 

And very morning the omelette maker probably thought as you were approaching: Here's that bloke who has the same thing every morning. I wonder if he only ever does the missionary to the missus :D

 

Did you have your own 'spot' by the pool, which woe betide anyone nicking, or you'd be sitting as near as possible to, tutting & glaring all day? :D

To be fair, they do put the name in big letters on the side if the building.

 

You deserve all you get going in there at all, let alone ordering fecking eggs Benedict!

 

I think I might've been the first person ever to order if off the menu. They used bacon too not parma ham. Peasants.

 

 

I think I might've been the first person ever to order if off the menu. They used bacon too not parma ham. Peasants.

I'll wager the Hollondaise was out of a jar as well........

 

Anyway, made properly, Eggs Benedict is a cracking breakfast dish, not to fussed on Parma ham, but I do prefer to have ham rather than bacon I must admit

Go on then, what's your best 'Saturday kitchen' time

 

How they do it in seconds is beyond me, I'm timing it in minute.

 

Not had much practice mind you, as I don't eat em.

I'll wager the Hollondaise was out of a jar as well........

 

Anyway, made properly, Eggs Benedict is a cracking breakfast dish, not to fussed on Parma ham, but I do prefer to have ham rather than bacon I must admit

 

 

It was biz. They were blowing balloons up too. They're on my long list of phobias (globophobia).

Serrano will do, I bet you probably use this stuff. :D

spar-extra-value-ham.jpg

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It was biz. They were blowing balloons up too. They're on my long list of phobias (globophobia).

Serrano will do, I bet you probably use this stuff. :D

spar-extra-value-ham.jpg

I don't buy any "packet ham" at all.......I would imagine you buy that sort of shit when you're scuttling around the Whoops section.....and then feed it to Daisy

I don't buy any "packet ham" at all.......I would imagine you buy that sort of shit when you're scuttling around the Whoops section.....and then feed it to Daisy

 

Scuttling in my slippers and onesie! :D

She needed some for her tablets when she was poorly the other week funnily enough, I opted for serrano for her. I did think about getting her some Billy Bear though. She'd lke that.

 

 

Scuttling in my slippers and onesie! :D

And your wet hair in a towel-turban type thing

And your wet hair in a towel-turban type thing

 

Dont be silly, that'd just be common. I tie it up and hide it in a cap.

 

Currently residing in such an establishment.

 

I would give you a plus thingy but I am on the phone.

 

How long do you have to stay in a hotel for before you stop having massive breakfasts?

So how do we all make them? I always thought they should be done in a pan and then flipped/folded ... but I've also heard strange tales of some folk putting the pan under the grill.

You'd put a souffle omlette under the grill to finish it off.

 

As you would with a frittata.

As you would with a frittata.

Balls.

 

Turn it out on to a plate, flip it using another plate and then slide it back into the pan.

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