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Need some ideas for Omelette fillings.

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MsAnne said:
My favorite lately is feta cheese, sun-dried tomatoes, and spinach.

I also have to agree with fisherman2 - Asparagus, cooked correctly, makes a wonderful filling.......... (sorry, Honey.)
This sounds good too. I've also been eating lots of spinach (fresh!) and asparagus recently.
 
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To fill an omelette :
  1. Minced fresh herbs such as chervil, chives or tarragon.
  2. One or two tablespoons of grated Gruyère or Parmesan cheese.
  3. Brie.
  4. Rochefort cheese.
  5. Any strong french cheese.
  6. Spinach -- beat two or three tablespoons of cooked purée of spinach into the eggs.
  7. Diced sautéed potatoes and minced herbs.
  8. Diced sautéed truffles.
  9. Diced sautéed mushrooms.
  10. Diced cooked artichoke hearts.
  11. Diced cooked shrimp, crab or lobster.
  12. Sautéed onions, bell peppers and tomatoes.
After the omelette is finished, you can pour some heavy cream over the omelette and sprinkle it with grated Gruyère and melted butter. Set the plate under a hot broiler for one or two minutes to brown the cheese a bit.

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Femme Savante said:
To fill an omelette :

  1. Minced fresh herbs such as chervil, chives or tarragon.
  2. One or two tablespoons of grated Gruyère or Parmesan cheese.
  3. Brie.
  4. Rochefort cheese.
  5. Any strong french cheese.
  6. Spinach -- beat two or three tablespoons of cooked purée of spinach into the eggs.
  7. Diced sautéed potatoes and minced herbs.
  8. Diced sautéed truffles.
  9. Diced sautéed mushrooms.
  10. Diced cooked artichoke hearts.
  11. Diced cooked shrimp, crab or lobster.
  12. Sautéed onions, bell peppers and tomatoes.
After the omelette is finished, you can pour some heavy cream over the omelette and sprinkle it with grated Gruyère and melted butter. Set the plate under a hot broiler for one or two minutes to brown the cheese a bit.

FS
Oh, fancy. Yeah!!! I'm betting somebody watches lots of Food TV...or is a chef. ; )
 
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WalksWithChrist said:
Oh, fancy. Yeah!!! I'm betting somebody watches lots of Food TV...or is a chef. ; )
Oh, no. I just have both volumes of Julia Child's Mastering the Art of French Cooking. I took a french cooking class in high school

I just love Food TV. Some people have Big Brother as a guilty pleasure, I have Food TV.

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Sun-dried tomatoes.

I grow tomatoes and if you grow tomatoes you know you get tones all at one time. Here is my recipe for sun-dried tomatoes.
5 small wide mouth-caning jars.
2 liters olive oil
1 heaping Tbs Oregano
1 heaping Tbs Basil
5 clove garlic

Cut tomatoes about 1/4in and lay in a sundryer or one of them plug in dryers. When you got lots of dried tomatoes place them into small caning jars. Heat about 2 & ½ cup oil, add Oregano, Basil, & Garlic. Heat till garlic starts to turn light brown. With a ladle, fill jars with hot oil and make sure you get some of the herbs in the jars with the oil. Place lids on hot jars and let cool. As they cool they will seal themselves. It there is extra oil pour into a jar and save. After I eat the tomatoes I use the oil to cook with.

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