What's For Breakfast

  • ThunderLund78
    Posts: 2524
    #2282091

    Yeah, all about temp and patience. I love omelets but cant stand it when the eggs start to brown – that smell of burned eggs makes me want to wretch. But if done properly with a lower temp and some time, it’s the best thing ever!

    picklerick
    Central WI
    Posts: 1754
    #2282095

    Yeah, all about temp and patience. I love omelets but cant stand it when the eggs start to brown – that smell of burned eggs makes me want to wretch. But if done properly with a lower temp and some time, it’s the best thing ever!

    100% agreed on that. I think it kind of smells like wet dog. I go with frittatas if I’m not doing a soft scramble or over easy. I load up the cast iron skillet with meat and veggies then pour in 6 beaten eggs. Stir them over low heat until it resembles cottage cheese, then under the broiler on the low setting for a couple minutes, then another minute with some cheese on top. No flipping necessary.

    Mike Schulz
    Osakis/Long Prairie
    Posts: 1245
    #2282113

    I go low temp too…

    glenn57
    cold spring mn
    Posts: 11804
    #2282117

    my wife even has one of them omelet maker thingys….still brand new!!!!!! crazy doah chased

    suzuki
    Woodbury, Mn
    Posts: 18615
    #2283904

    I like to put those small cans of Hatch chili peppers in our scrambled eggs with various other things. This morning I used a roasted Annehiem from my garden and it was similar but BETTER. I am roasting and freezing them in single serve portions for future use.

    JEREMY
    BP
    Posts: 3894
    #2284015

    my wife even has one of them omelet maker thingys….still brand new!!!!!

    Is its name Glenn57?

    glenn57
    cold spring mn
    Posts: 11804
    #2284072

    <div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>glenn57 wrote:</div>
    my wife even has one of them omelet maker thingys….still brand new!!!!!

    Is its name Glenn57?

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    Jimmy Jones
    Posts: 2810
    #2284085

    Yeah, all about temp and patience. I love omelets but cant stand it when the eggs start to brown – that smell of burned eggs makes me want to wretch. But if done properly with a lower temp and some time, it’s the best thing ever!

    Big difference between browned and burnt. Tell whoever is cooking your eggs to lay off the heat.

    I can’t stand liquid chicken but I can cook my scrambled eggs or a frittata “just” to the browning point and there isn’t any smell other than good. Turn the heat down.

    BigWerm
    SW Metro
    Posts: 11624
    #2296114

    Leftover prime rib, onions, cheese, sriracha and 2 dippin eggs over a fried leftover baked potato.

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    glenn57
    cold spring mn
    Posts: 11804
    #2296117

    peace nummy………but i shouldnt look at food porn before i eat!!!!! rotflol

    mxskeeter
    SW Wisconsin
    Posts: 3772
    #2296119

    That looks awesome BW!!

    Mike Schulz
    Osakis/Long Prairie
    Posts: 1245
    #2296131

    that looks awesome!!!

    Bearcat89
    North branch, mn
    Posts: 20325
    #2296136

    I had a bowl of honey nut cheerios, I was going to post a picture but I didn’t want to make you gentleman jealous

    Eelpoutguy
    Farmington, Outing
    Posts: 10418
    #2296139

    Yeah, all about temp and patience. I love omelets but cant stand it when the eggs start to brown – that smell of burned eggs makes me want to wretch. But if done properly with a lower temp and some time, it’s the best thing ever!

    Actually, I love that smell and like my eggs a bit burnt but yolks runny.

    James Almquist
    Posts: 326
    #2296144

    I don’t mind the brown when cooking eggs over easy but when it comes to cooking my omelet it cannot have any brown. My omelet also will not ever be fluffy but flat as it can get and thin as the eggs will allow.

    Eelpoutguy
    Farmington, Outing
    Posts: 10418
    #2296145

    I don’t mind the brown when cooking eggs over easy but when it comes to cooking my omelet it cannot have any brown. My omelet also will not ever be fluffy but flat as it can get and thin as the eggs will allow.

    I concur

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