Servings | Prep Time |
2people | 5minutes |
Cook Time |
20minutes |
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Recipe Tip
Whisk or beat the eggs until there are no more white flecks left. If you want to add vegetables as toppings, then do so once the egg has set into the pan. If you want to make your omelette fluffier then you can add small amount of milk while whisking.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I directly use the eggs from the refrigerator?
Ideally, you should use the eggs that are at room temperature. Cold eggs take longer to cook. You can place the refrigerated eggs in a bowl with water at room temperature for a few minutes before you prepare the omelette.
Why does my omelette have a runny centre?
It is likely that your pan does not have a flat base. It may also depend on the size of your pan and the amount of egg mix you have poured. The omelette and pan size should match. Pour only as much that fits the pan and can spread evenly.
Prep Time | 5 minutes |
Cook Time | 20 minutes |
Servings |
people
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Ingredients
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Recipe Tip
Whisk or beat the eggs until there are no more white flecks left. If you want to add vegetables as toppings, then do so once the egg has set into the pan. If you want to make your omelette fluffier then you can add small amount of milk while whisking.
Share your version of this recipe
Do you make egg omelette differently at home? How do you make it more interesting? Share your version with us!
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I directly use the eggs from the refrigerator?
Ideally, you should use the eggs that are at room temperature. Cold eggs take longer to cook. You can place the refrigerated eggs in a bowl with water at room temperature for a few minutes before you prepare the omelette.
Why does my omelette have a runny centre?
It is likely that your pan does not have a flat base. It may also depend on the size of your pan and the amount of egg mix you have poured. The omelette and pan size should match. Pour only as much that fits the pan and can spread evenly.