Wednesday, May 28, 2014

The Making of An Omelette, A Pinterest Poser Challenge

For this week's Pinterest Poser Challenge,* I'm giving details on how to make an omelette.  This is something I've never done before and happens to be on that completely insane Before I'm 40 Bucket List I made

Seriously, what was I thinking when I made that list? lol. Well, I can now check off #8 because I did it--I made an incredibly, okay a sort-of fancy omelette.  (It's one of the only things I can check off and I'm two weeks away from 40 waaaa.) 

*In an attempt at not being a Pinterest Poser,** every week I attempt and detail a new Pinterest challenge (a recipe, a craft, etc.).
**My definition of Pinterest Poser is someone who is all pins and no substance.



My Essential Omelette Ingredients:
4 Eggs
2 Mushrooms
Fresh Spinach
Milk
Mozzarella Cheese
Pepper
Salt
Ground Flaxseed

  • I chopped up the mushroom and spinach and set them aside.
  • I whisked the eggs in a bowl.
  • I dashed the salt and pepper. Put approximately 1/3 cup of Mozz cheese in and added a Tablespoon of  ground flaxseed (because I've heard that's really healthy and good for you, so I put it in almost everything I eat now, but I'm not a doctor so don't trust me).




  • I used a pancake griddle to make my omelette.
  • I planned on taking pictures, but I wasn't a graceful omelette maker and I made this on my weekend I spent alone and had none of my children around to take a picture.  It was a drippy, disaster mess.  I used two spatulas to stop the egg mixture from running off the side of the griddle.  
  • Once I contained the dripage, I sprinkled in the spinach and the mushrooms.
  • Somehow, I managed to flip over one side of the eggs to "fold" the omelette.  
  • I cooked for a few minutes and flipped it and cooked for a couple minutes longer.
  • Then I ate it and it was fabulous!!!
Here's my big takeaway, Don't be afraid of the omelette process, the drippy egg mess or the flipping.  Go for it.  And enjoy.


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3 comments:

  1. Love these posts and you inspired me to not be a pinterest poser! ;) I made the individual seven layer dip cups and they were a hit at our party.

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  2. I think that looks like an amazing omelette! YUM.

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  3. I've been eating mushrooms and spinach in my eggs like crazy lately. YUM. My kids love omelets, because they're fat and fluffy and I cut them into perfect little squares. :) I saw this picture before, of your alone time table with the flowers and laptop and I just think that looks like heaven. (Also, try quinoa like mac and cheese....cheese, milk, pepper and salt. Really yummy...our whole family eats it!)

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