I am telling you--two years ago I could barely make a fried egg, let alone an omelette. The best I could do was scrambled eggs, and I won't lie--I can make seriously kick-butt scrambled eggs. Cheese and green onions added to eggs cooked so soft and tender (but not wet!!) they are clouds of poofy cheesy goodness.
Omelettes, though--well, the thought of them just intimidated the hell out of me.
I started practicing my omelette making skills (? for lack of a better word, LOL) a little over a year ago. Initially, it was an exercise in futility, because reading about how to make an omelette just doesn't work. I ended up watching several different videos on how to do it properly, and I began experimenting. All those eggs, burned cheese, dark brown edges (a big no-no), and missteps on fillings...they have paid off, finally. I've been able to make a pretty sweet omelette now for several months. I mean, it looks really good. I can flip it in the pan and everything, just like that wretched Julia Child (okay, I actually love her.). I'm sorry for the brag, but I can't help it. There are so few things I am actually GREAT at, that I just have to shout this one loud and proud. :-D Tonight, I made a 3-egg fluffy omelette filled with Virginia ham, broccoli, and gruyere. Matt and I split it. It was heavenly! Absolutely heavenly.
Went up to Lifetime tonight and did 30 minutes on the treadmill at a 6 incline and 3.0 mph. Not a lot, but I'm meeting my trainer Curtis at 10AM tomorrow and I know he is going to kick my ass so I took it easy. He wants me to register for the 90-day weight loss challenge. He is totally convinced we will win! LOL. Should be interesting...
Weigh in tomorrow! Yay!
I would love to be able to meake a great omelette! That's so cool.
ReplyDeleteGreat job! Omelettes are yummy!
ReplyDeleteThanks y'all!! I need my own omelette food truck. LOL
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