interesting omelets

On Wed, 19 May 2004 12:07:31 GMT, "curt" wrote:

I was wondering if anyone has some interesting omelet recipes they make.
Here are two of mine, they are simple, but good. I am sure people are
making some interesting ones.

Cream cheese and hot salsa
Cream cheese and hot sausage

What are a couple of your favorites?

Avocado, blue cheese, and crabmeat
Artichoke hearts, brie, and crabmeat
Onion, mushrooms, cheddar, bacon

Avocado, blue cheese, and crabmeat
Artichoke hearts, brie, and crabmeat
Onion, mushrooms, cheddar, bacon

Wow, those first two are pretty interesting. Never thought about Avocado
and that sounds good with the blue cheese. Crabmeat may be a little
expensive for me right now, but it sounds excellent. Artichoke and brie
sound good as well. Those are different and I must try.

Curt

Two of my stand-bys. Yum.

Curt

"tcomeau" wrote in message
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"curt" wrote in message
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I was wondering if anyone has some interesting omelet recipes they make.
Here are two of mine, they are simple, but good. I am sure people are
making some interesting ones.

Cream cheese and hot salsa
Cream cheese and hot sausage

What are a couple of your favorites?
Curt

homemade bacon bits and cheese
or
ham (chopped up) and cheese

TC

"curt" wrote in message .. .
I was wondering if anyone has some interesting omelet recipes they make.
Here are two of mine, they are simple, but good. I am sure people are
making some interesting ones.

Cream cheese and hot salsa
Cream cheese and hot sausage

What are a couple of your favorites?
Curt

By far the most favorite, smoked salmon chunks and cheddar. Taco
seasoned burger monterey and cheddar cheese topped with a dollup of
salsa and sour cream YUM!. If I dont have "pure" meat around I am
known to cube up some Spam and fry it until the cubes are gold and
crispy. I then add spam and cheddar to the omelette.
Laureen

"Scionyx" wrote in message news:1hLqc.24476$gr.2123691@attbi_s52...
Thousand Island is basically mayo & ketchup. There's a few LC ketchups on
the market now. For the 'islands' I use dill-relish instead of
sweet-relish. ... Wow! I just checked a couple of recipes from FoodTv,
Alton Brown (Good Eats) and the one from FoodTv Kitchens. Alton's calls for
sugar & sweet-relish + jalepeno and the other for 1/4 bottle chili sauce.
:-)
http://tinyurl.com/22vag

Anyway, my latest sauce: used for fish, etc.

Mayo
LC ketchup
Guldens Mustard
L&P Wooster
Tabasco


HTH

Steve


"curt" wrote in message
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Hmm, that sounds good. I like Reubens as well. I wonder if thousand
island
is LC? I never have that, but might be pretty good in there as well. I
may
have to give that a try.

Curt
snip

you can make your own with mayo, Mt Olive low carb sweet pickles and LC ketchup

Luna wrote in message .. .
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"curt" wrote:

I was wondering if anyone has some interesting omelet recipes they make.
Here are two of mine, they are simple, but good. I am sure people are
making some interesting ones.

Cream cheese and hot salsa
Cream cheese and hot sausage

What are a couple of your favorites?
Curt



Onions, cream cheese, spinach, mushrooms . . . whatever we have that I look
at and think "Hey, that might be good in an omelet." Actually I'm more
likely to do loaded scrambled eggs than a true omelet, because I don't like
it when it's cooked so much that it gets brown on the outside, but it has
to, to get the middle cooked.

I have a problems with mushrooms getting too wet as they cook so I fry
mine on the side until they are .....droopy, I drain them then add
them into the omelette. It's a texture thing with me. Mushrooms, tofu
etc
Laureen

"curt" wrote in message
...
I was wondering if anyone has some interesting omelet recipes they make.
Here are two of mine, they are simple, but good. I am sure people are
making some interesting ones.

Cream cheese and hot salsa
Cream cheese and hot sausage

What are a couple of your favorites?


For me, the tastiest omlette is made with grated cheddar cheese and
pre-cooked bacon pieces.
For a two-egg omlette, I fry the diced bacon, mix the grated cheese with the
eggs and a dessertspoonful of water, add salt and ground pepper, then pour
the mix over the bacon.

Brian

"curt" wrote
I was wondering if anyone has some interesting omelet recipes they make.
What are a couple of your favorites?

When we were kids my dad use to make us jelly omelettes....if I want a
change from the "regular" omelette stuffings I grab the Steel's and
make the LC version of dads!!! (I've done cream cheese and jelly
omelettes too...yum!!!)

MsDee

My favorite omelette is a smoked-salmon omelette, topped with a bit of
sour cream and dill


On 20 May 2004 11:27:32 -0700, (Diane) wrote:

"curt" wrote
I was wondering if anyone has some interesting omelet recipes they make.
What are a couple of your favorites?

When we were kids my dad use to make us jelly omelettes....if I want a
change from the "regular" omelette stuffings I grab the Steel's and
make the LC version of dads!!! (I've done cream cheese and jelly
omelettes too...yum!!!)

MsDee

curt wrote:
I was wondering if anyone has some interesting omelet recipes they make.

Apple and cheddar.

(re apple carbs, I'm on maintenance, and it's not a lot of diced apple).

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jamie )

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