October 24, 2024
Bruce enjoys an omelette for breakfast, so I decided to make him one on my new induction range.
I cut up the ingredients for the omelette filling. Mushroom, jalapeño, scallion and goat cheese. I just did chopped what felt about right, but I did manage to chop too much mushroom.
I put a paper towel on top of my smallest burner to prevent scratches on stove top when I placed my small cast iron skillet on the small burner.
I added avocado oil to the skillet and turned the burner to 5 to heat at medium heat.

I beat two eggs with some salt and pepper. (Salt and pepper to taste.)
Once the oil started shimmering, I swirled the oil in the skillet, then I poured the beaten eggs in.

Once the bottom had set, I added the fillings.

I flipped the egg over the filling. I used too much mushroom and the omelette was not a thing of beauty.
Bruce told me, “It isn’t the best looking omelette, but it is delicious!”
Bruce took the pictures of me making the omelette.
My kitchen is still a disorganized mess, but I am getting there.
Too many mushrooms may not be the best choice for looks – but for taste, you can’t have too many!
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Bruce agreed with you.
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Coincidentally I had an omelette today too. And how funny, hubby (who cooked it) said “bummer I forgot the mushrooms! 😄
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😂
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Neat trick of protecting the induction cooktop with a paper towel. Mushroom omelettes, yum!
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The little things like cooking an omelet in a new home (big things) matter!!
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They do!
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